During televised election debates, it is now common for citizens to take to social media to express their own opinions. Within this paper, we present a thematic analysis of the tweets generated during a debate from the 2015 UK General Election. The aim of this work is to explore the visible online behaviour seen on Twitter. We argue that by exploring what types of tweets emerge regardless of their political affiliation, we will gain a deeper understanding of citizen’s behaviours online during live debates. We observed that citizens use Twitter to commentate along by sharing their opinions, experiences, make provocative or humorous statements, and interact and inform others
This study uses network analysis to examine Twitter’s level of autonomy from external influences, be...
The use of peripheral devices or second screens to access social media and other content is now a co...
Twitter is now a fixture of society, an online meeting place for people to air their grievances abou...
During televised election debates, it is now common for citizens to take to social media to express ...
The advent of social media such as Twitter has revolutionised our conversations about live televisio...
Politicians across Western democracies are increasingly adopting and experimenting with Twitter, par...
© 2018, © 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Political campaigns mostly r...
Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to explore how Twitter is used as a political backchannel and ...
Live social media commentary increasingly accompanies televised political debates. This study examin...
Social-networking services such as Twitter offer users the potential to participate in public debate...
Traditional mass media have long been the dominant medium for political communication. Within the la...
This study investigates how, and to what extent, citizens use Twitter as a platform for political mo...
Politicians across Western democracies are increasingly adopting and experimenting with Twitter, par...
In this chapter, we present a typology of the tweeting behaviour of candidates as a means of analysi...
Social media, especially Twitter, is an increasingly popular platform for not only sharing informati...
This study uses network analysis to examine Twitter’s level of autonomy from external influences, be...
The use of peripheral devices or second screens to access social media and other content is now a co...
Twitter is now a fixture of society, an online meeting place for people to air their grievances abou...
During televised election debates, it is now common for citizens to take to social media to express ...
The advent of social media such as Twitter has revolutionised our conversations about live televisio...
Politicians across Western democracies are increasingly adopting and experimenting with Twitter, par...
© 2018, © 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Political campaigns mostly r...
Purpose. The purpose of this paper is to explore how Twitter is used as a political backchannel and ...
Live social media commentary increasingly accompanies televised political debates. This study examin...
Social-networking services such as Twitter offer users the potential to participate in public debate...
Traditional mass media have long been the dominant medium for political communication. Within the la...
This study investigates how, and to what extent, citizens use Twitter as a platform for political mo...
Politicians across Western democracies are increasingly adopting and experimenting with Twitter, par...
In this chapter, we present a typology of the tweeting behaviour of candidates as a means of analysi...
Social media, especially Twitter, is an increasingly popular platform for not only sharing informati...
This study uses network analysis to examine Twitter’s level of autonomy from external influences, be...
The use of peripheral devices or second screens to access social media and other content is now a co...
Twitter is now a fixture of society, an online meeting place for people to air their grievances abou...