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Transforming Communications. Media-related Changes in Times of Deep Mediatization

Hepp, A.; “Communicative Figurations” Research Network (2017): Transforming Communications. Media-Related Changes in Times of Deep Mediatization. Bremen: “Communicative Figurations” Research Network, University of Bremen, Zentrum für Medien-, Kommunikations- und Informationsforschung (ZeMKI) [Center for Media Communications and Information Research] (Communicative Figurations Working Paper No.16) (pdf).

Hepp, A.; “Communicative Figurations” Research Network (2017): Transforming Communications. Media-Related Changes in Times of Deep Mediatization. Bremen: “Communicative Figurations” Research Network, University of Bremen, Zentrum für Medien-, Kommunikations- und Informationsforschung (ZeMKI) [Center for Media Communications and Information Research] (Communicative Figurations Working Paper No.16) (pdf).

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Authors

Dr. Claudia Lampert • Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz • Prof. Dr. Wiebke Loosen • Dr. Sascha Hölig • Julius Reimer, M. A. • Dr. Lisa Merten • Dipl.-Päd. Marcel Rechlitz • Prof. em. Dr. Uwe Hasebrink •

Year of publication

2017

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media use and media effects • media use in converging and cross-media environments • journalism • media use in new media environments • change in media use • online journalism • audience • quality journalism • online journalism • publication research

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