Economics for everybody : How does online content influence traditional media? By Étienne Madinier

Discover our new Ecocomics for everybody’s comic: “How does online content influence traditional media?” inspired by the work of Étienne Madinier and his two co-authors, Sophie Hatte and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya.

Published on 10/17/2023 04:48

It shows how content produced online can be used by journalists in traditional media, using the example of a post broadcast on Twitter. Étienne explains his research in this video.

Comic n°4 | Etienne Madinier

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Étienne Madinier is a PhD student at the Paris School of Economics and at the School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences. He is mostly interested in political economy with a strong focus on mass media and its consequences across various topics ranging from armed conflict to voting behaviors.

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Hatte S., Madinier E. & Zhuravskaya E., 2021, Reading Twitter in the Newsroom: Web 2.0 and Traditional-Media Reporting of Conflicts, Working paper.
Patrikarakos D., 2017, “War in 140 Characters: How Social Media Is Reshaping Conflict in the Twenty-First Century“, Basic Books, 300 pp.

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