“…Although there have been recent creative approaches to studying the interrelations of crisis situations and media (e.g. Rutten et al, 2013; Väliaho, 2014), the vast majority of the research still concentrates primarily on media coverage of crises, including conflicts, social crises or terrorism (Ben-Yehuda, 2013; Falkheimer and Olsson, 2015; McDonald and Lawrence, 2004; Neumann and Fahmy, 2016; Nord and Strömbäck, 2006; Olsson and Nord, 2015; Van der Meer et al, 2016; Van Leuven et al, 2013; Vincze, 2014). However, media are not limited to words and representations; they are complexes of persons, technological devices, texts, meanings and power relations (Hansen, 2006; Lievrouw, 2014; Packer and Crofts Wiley, 2012).…”