Incidental news exposure and political consumerism – Exploring nuances

Scheffauer, Rebecca; Durotoye, Timilehin; Gil de Zúñiga, Homero

doi:10.1016/j.tele.2023.102044

Telematics and Informatics

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.tele.2023.102044

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Incidental news exposure and political consumerism – Exploring nuances

Rebecca Scheffauer,

Timilehin Durotoye,

Homero Gil de Zúñiga

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Data-driven approaches into political orientation and news outlet discrimination: The case of news articles in South Korea

Lee,

Cha,

Park

2023

Telematics and Informatics

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Data-driven approaches into political orientation and news outlet discrimination: The case of news articles in South Korea

Lee,

Cha,

Park

2023

Telematics and Informatics

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Clarifying the Relationship Between Political Consumerism and Political Persuasion Over Time

Scheffauer,

Medina,

Gil de Zúñiga

2024

Political Research Quarterly

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Political consumerism has emerged as a popular form of participation among lay citizens. For the most part, research has delved into the main antecedents that explain this type of consumption. However, research has generally neglected to consider political consumerism as an independent variable, and its role influencing and igniting other forms of political behavior. This study theoretically argues that politically motivated consumerism will incite people to generally seek to persuade others of political issues. Using causal order tests and Random Intercept Cross-lagged Panel Structural Equation Models from a two-wave panel survey from the United States, the study shows robust empirical evidence that this is the case.

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Consumo incidental de noticias en Telegram

Sánchez Gonzales,

Martos Moreno

2024

Estud. mensaje periodís.

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El consumo digital de noticias ha experimentado cambios relacionados con la economía de la atención. La investigación explora los hábitos de consumo de noticias en Telegram, plataforma de mensajería móvil emergente, y determina si los usuarios la utilizan para informarse. Se ha empleado el método analítico observacional y la técnica de la encuesta a perfiles (n=500) vinculados con la comunicación (estudiantes, profesionales, académicos…). Según los usuarios consultados, prima el consumo incidental, en un formato resumido y con los titulares destacados por encima de la información ampliada, mientras que la confianza o credibilidad de la marca periodística representa un componente fundamental para la elección de la fuente de consumo de información en Telegram por parte del usuario.

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Incidental news exposure and political consumerism – Exploring nuances

Cited by 3 publications

References 72 publications

Data-driven approaches into political orientation and news outlet discrimination: The case of news articles in South Korea

Data-driven approaches into political orientation and news outlet discrimination: The case of news articles in South Korea

Clarifying the Relationship Between Political Consumerism and Political Persuasion Over Time

Consumo incidental de noticias en Telegram

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