This chapter provides a snapshot of politicians and mainstreammedia’s engagement on social media platforms, particularly Twitter. The chapter, based on preliminary analysis, explores the extent to which some of the political parties relied on social media as a vehicle for their conversation with their followers, and the mainstream media’s opportunistic utilisation of this free-for-all information source to know what is happening on the ground. The chapter also points to a nexus between the politicians, mainstream media and social media during the 2014 General Election campaign in India
The advent of social media in politics has changed the relationship between political journalists an...
This chapter examines patterns in social media activity around Australian elections, focusing primar...
Social media has rapidly and radically changed our communication landscape with regards to how citiz...
The discourse in public space on media at the time of the 2014 Parliamentary elections to 543 seats ...
With the proliferation of internet into masses, social media is emerging as a potential way of commu...
In this study, it is theorized that the communicative affordances offered by social media platforms ...
The 2014 elections were dubbed the first “social media election” in India, when more tha...
The discourse in public space on media at the time of the 2014 Parliamentary elections to 543 seats ...
The Indian national election in 2014 marked the emergence of social media as a significant site of p...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
Politics and Mass Communication have been an unbreakable duo for many centuries. Public meetings, Ne...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
The advent of social media in politics has changed the relationship between political journalists an...
Citizens' perception of politicians and political issues is increasingly influenced by social media....
The advent of social media in politics has changed the relationship between political journalists an...
This chapter examines patterns in social media activity around Australian elections, focusing primar...
Social media has rapidly and radically changed our communication landscape with regards to how citiz...
The discourse in public space on media at the time of the 2014 Parliamentary elections to 543 seats ...
With the proliferation of internet into masses, social media is emerging as a potential way of commu...
In this study, it is theorized that the communicative affordances offered by social media platforms ...
The 2014 elections were dubbed the first “social media election” in India, when more tha...
The discourse in public space on media at the time of the 2014 Parliamentary elections to 543 seats ...
The Indian national election in 2014 marked the emergence of social media as a significant site of p...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
Politics and Mass Communication have been an unbreakable duo for many centuries. Public meetings, Ne...
For the first time in India’s general elections of 2014, social media was used extensively by certai...
The advent of social media in politics has changed the relationship between political journalists an...
Citizens' perception of politicians and political issues is increasingly influenced by social media....
The advent of social media in politics has changed the relationship between political journalists an...
This chapter examines patterns in social media activity around Australian elections, focusing primar...
Social media has rapidly and radically changed our communication landscape with regards to how citiz...