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Schneller, massentauglicher klickbarer? Entgrenzungen im (Online-)Journalismus und ihre Bedeutung für die Konzeption verfassungsrechtlicher Medienfreiheiten

Schneller, massentauglicher klickbarer? Entgrenzungen im (Online-)Journalismus und ihre Bedeutung für die Konzeption verfassungsrechtlicher Medienfreiheiten

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Dreyer, S. (2016): Schneller, massentauglicher klickbarer? Entgrenzungen im (Online-)Journalismus und ihre Bedeutung für die Konzeption verfassungsrechtlicher Medienfreiheiten [Faster, More Suitable for the Masses, More Clickable? The Dissolution in (Online-)Journalism and Its Meaning for Conceptualising Consitutional Freedom of the Media]. In: D. Korczak (ed.), Meinungsfreiheit oder die Macht der Medien [Freedom of Expression or Power of the Media]. Kröning: Asanger, pp. 11-24.

Schneller, massentauglicher klickbarer? Entgrenzungen im (Online-)Journalismus und ihre Bedeutung für die Konzeption verfassungsrechtlicher Medienfreiheiten

Publisher information (in German)

Dreyer, S. (2016): Schneller, massentauglicher klickbarer? Entgrenzungen im (Online-)Journalismus und ihre Bedeutung für die Konzeption verfassungsrechtlicher Medienfreiheiten [Faster, More Suitable for the Masses, More Clickable? The Dissolution in (Online-)Journalism and Its Meaning for Conceptualising Consitutional Freedom of the Media]. In: D. Korczak (ed.), Meinungsfreiheit oder die Macht der Medien [Freedom of Expression or Power of the Media]. Kröning: Asanger, pp. 11-24.

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Dr. Stephan Dreyer

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2016

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freedom of opinion • clickbaiting • online journalism • media functions •

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