Publikationsdatenbank
In dieser Übersicht finden Sie die im Rahmen des FGZ entstandenen Publikationen.
Mapping user discourses about blocking, unfollowing and muting on Twitter
Steffen Krämer
27. November 2024
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A Generalized Approach to Protest Event Detection in German Local News
Gregor Wiedemann, Jan Matti Dollbaum, Sebastian Haunss, Priska Daphi und Larissa Meier
13. November 2024
In: In: Proceedings of the Thirteenth Language Resources and Evaluation Conference., 3883–3891. Marseille, France: European Language Resources Association
» Detailansicht„Block talk“ on Twitter: Material affordances and communicative norms
Steffen Krämer und Isabell Otto
09. April 2024
In: Media, Culture & Society 46, Nr. 3: 462–480
» DetailansichtClearing the Data Fog: German Far-Right Research’s Requirements for the DSA Research Data Access.
Jan Rau
01. November 2023
Media Research Blog, Leibniz-Institut für Medienforschung | Hans-Bredow-Institut
» DetailansichtTweets containing the keyword „bucha“ during the Russian invasion of Ukraine (1.0
Felix Victor Münch und Philipp Kessler
01. November 2023
osf.io
» DetailansichtLeibniz-HBI/tegracli: v0.2.6
Philipp Kessling und Felix Victor Münch
01. November 2023
Zenodo
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Practices of Classification: The Hashtag as Infrastructure for Interaction
Steffen Krämer und Isabell Otto
01. September 2023
In: Rethinking Infrastructure Across the Humanities, hg. von Aaron Pinnix, Axel Volmar, Fernando Esposito und Nora Binder. , 87–96. Bielefeld, Germany: transcript Verlag
» DetailansichtConcept and challenges of a social media observatory as a DIY research infrastructure
Gregor Wiedemann, Felix Victor Münch, Jan Philipp Rau, Phillip Kessling und Jan-Hinrik Schmidt
23. August 2023
In: Publizistik
» DetailansichtOn society’s reachability, representability, and ability for dialogue: Exploring the interrelation between journalism and social cohesion
Julius Reimer, Verena Albert und Wiebke Loosen
15. Mai 2023
In: Journalism
» DetailansichtNot All Who are Bots are Evil: A Cross-Platform Analysis of Automated Agent Governance.
Felix Viktor Münch, Amélie Heldt und Stephan Dreyer
09. November 2022
New Media & Society
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Revisiting the ‘Epistemization’ of Overlaying: The computerized mapping of disease project (MOD), 1965–1968
Steffen Krämer
07. November 2022
In: New Media & Society 24, Nr. 11: 2419–2437
» DetailansichtDigital Turbulence: Building a democratic society in times of digital turmoil
Jan Rau und Felix M. Simon
16. Februar 2022
Heinrich Böll Stiftung Tel Aviv
» DetailansichtContaining authoritarianism in the digital age: Platform governance in view of Germany’s constitutional order
Martin Fertmann & Jan Rau
30. Dezember 2021
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Tel-Aviv
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Democracy at Stake: The Capitol Siege as a Digital Crisis?
Jan Rau
15. Januar 2021
Media Research Blog
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