Com(ple)menting the news on the financial crisis: The contribution of news users’ commentary to the diversity of viewpoints in the public debate:
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...A plurality of aspects may also be highlighted by just one source (Benford, 1993)....
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...This article analyses the interpretations of the current public debt crisis in the online coverage of five newspapers and the subsequent commentary of news users: Do user comments elaborate on journalistic repertoires in the crisis, adding further information (Gamson, 1992)?...
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...At the same time, the findings also document limits of this independence: Users rarely construct novel interpretative repertoires outside the news discourse (Gamson, 1992)....
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...The article empirically evaluates the democratic potential of social media contents for augmenting public political discourse in the financial crisis, and provides new insights into the interpretative resources mobilized by professional and lay communicators (Gamson, 1992)....
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...This article analyses the interpretations of the current public debt crisis in the online coverage of five newspapers and the subsequent commentary of news users: Do user comments elaborate on journalistic repertoires in the crisis, adding further information (Gamson, 1992)? Do they complement them with new perspectives, challenging the presented views (Springer and Pfaffinger, 2012)? Or do they mostly echo the limited variety of crisis interpretations present in the news (Iyengar and Simon, 1993; Tewksbury et al....
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...Social media are open to carry any kind of viewpoint: No further selection process is applied before publication, such that an interested audience can easily gain access to a huge variety of relevant (and other) interpretations (Bowman and Willis, 2003; Bruns, 2005; Rosen, 2006)....
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