The well-known “high-choice news avoidance thesis” and the alternative “network structure
perspective” stipulate somewhat conflicting expectations about news consumption in today's …

Previous research posits that individual predispositions play an essential role in explaining
patterns of selective exposure to political information. Yet the contextual factors in the …

We investigate how inequalities in political media use develop throughout election
campaigns, and in particular whether social media use helps counterbalance traditional …

We investigate the often-stated, but disputed claim in the political science and political
communication literature that increasing media choice widens inequalities in political …

Today's news media landscape exposes audiences to multi-faceted media choices. Using
an audience-centered approach in a cross-sectional survey of 419 respondents, we …

This chapter discusses some of the most prominent news-related phenomena that have
emerged within the high-choice media environment. It explores topics such as news …

This chapter offers an overview of the news consumption patterns of Romanian people, with
a particular focus on the various types of consumers' trust in the media, as well as the socio …

Previous research shows that power-sharing political systems are associated with (a)
individual perceptions of political inclusiveness and (b) a more deliberative news media …

Анотація Перші мережеві ЗМІ були спочатку копіями офлайнових. Мультимедійність,
гіпертекстуальність та інтерактивність почали з'являтися в текстах новин лише із …

Mass communication scholars have amassed knowledge of what drives people to approach,
and increasingly, to avoid news. A new direction in this research argues that evolutionary …