Henri Beunders

TL;DR: In this “1040-hour norm” case study, the authors analyze how the course of the political agenda-setting process is being transformed through the interplay between processes of meso- and micromobilization, and through new micro-to-mass media crossover effects.

TL;DR: LinkedEP, a Linked Open Data translation of the verbatim reports of the plenary meetings of the European Parliament is presented, making it possible to combine in one query the time and topic of the debate, the spoken words - in any available translation - and information about the speaker uttering these.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors consider two cases of Web 2.0 driven micro-mobilization processes and show that new network technology helped the process of issue-expansion on which the emergence of these strategic surprises is dependent.

TL;DR: PoliMedia aims to stimulate and facilitate large-scale, cross-media analysis of the coverage of political events, and provides automatically generated links between the transcripts of those meetings, newspaper articles, including their original lay-out on the page, and radio bulletins.

TL;DR: In this paper, a Profile Matrix is proposed to classify users by placing users on two axes: experience and goal-directedness, which enables them to describe the characteristics of the subgroups and investigate differences between the different groups.