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Intro -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Opinion Change and Democracy in Private Media, Public Service Media, and Social Media Platforms: An Introduction -- Part I: Opinion Change and Democracy in Private Media -- Chapter 2: The Shift in Media Power: How Media Capture Is Changing the Game -- The Many Shades of Media Power -- Four Main Elements of Media Capture -- The Impact of Capture -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 3: Misinformation Campaigns, Populism, and the Role of Journalism -- Introduction -- The Three Faces of Misinformation: Exposure to Falsehoods, Perceived Misinformation, and Fake News Accusations -- Exposure to False Information -- Perceived Misinformation -- Disinformation as a Label: Fake News as a Weaponized Term -- Fueling a Spiral of Distrust? Disinformation as an Epistemic Disorder -- The Causes and Context of Disinformation -- Exposure and Selection of Disinformation -- Consequences: Epistemic Polarization in a Post-truth World -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: Journalistic Role Performance and Its Effects -- Introduction -- Journalistic Roles: Conception, Perception and Performance -- Citizen Expectations and Perceptions of Journalistic Roles -- Journalistic Roles Research Agenda: From Media-centric Approach to Audience Expectations -- References -- Chapter 5: Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Their Effects: The Birth of an Alert Society -- Introduction -- The Rise of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence -- Analyzing Public Opinion Through Big Data Using AI -- From the Network Society to the Alert Society -- Transparent and Alert Society: Risks and Opportunities for Democracies -- References -- Part II: Opinion Change and Democracy in Public Service Media.
Chapter 6: Public Value and Liberal Democracies: The Potential of Public Service Media as Islands of Trust in the Digital Public Sphere -- Introduction -- The Digital Public Sphere: Old Problems, New Challenges -- Public Service Media as Islands of Trust in the Digital Public Sphere: A Public Value-Based Approach -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7: Public Service Media and National Resilience in the Age of Information Disorders: A Two-Dimensional Conceptualization for Policy-Making -- Resilience as a New Policy Principle -- Resilience Against Information Disorders: A Concept of Two Dimensions -- Resilience, PSM, and Public Opinion Formation: Structural Considerations for Policy -- Resilience, PSM, and Public Opinion Formation: Epistemic Considerations for Policy -- Conclusion: Need for a Discursive Shift in PSM Policies -- References -- Chapter 8: The Role of Public Service Media in Democratic Engagement: An Audience Perspective -- Introduction -- Acknowledging Citizens as PSM's Main Stakeholders -- What Can We Learn from Spanish Citizens' Expectations for PSM? -- Confronting Low Perceptions of Independence -- The Trap of Populist Discourse -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 9: Citizenship on the Public Service Internet: Citizens' Media Contribution to Reimagining Digital Democratic Communication -- Introduction -- Redefining Citizenship and Communication -- From Circulation to Communication -- From Audience Engagement to Participation -- From Consumers to Citizens -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III: Opinion Change and Democracy in Social Media Platforms -- Chapter 10: Origin and Evolution of the News Finds Me Perception: Review of Theory and Effects -- What Is the News Finds Me Perception? Origins -- Social Media Is Everywhere -- News Are Always On -- Perceptions Matter -- Dimensions of the News Finds Me Perception: Theory.
Being Informed -- Peer Reliance -- Not Seeking -- Algorithmic Reliance -- Why the News Finds Me Perception Matters: Effects -- First Level of Effects: News Ecosystem -- Second Level of Effects: Democracy Determinants -- Third Level of Effects: Antecedents, Mediators, and Moderators -- NFM Future Directions -- References -- Chapter 11: From Mass Media to Social Media: Political Persuasion in the Field of Communication -- Introduction -- Political Persuasion in the Field of Communication -- Persuasion on Social Media: Echoing and Diversifying Political Views -- Political Attitude Change on Social Media -- Advancing the Study of Political Attitude Change in Communication Research -- Narrative Persuasion on Social Media -- Entertainment-Oriented and Political Entertainment Content on Social Media -- A Holistic Approach to Political Persuasion -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 12: Fake News Exposure and Political Persuasion -- Introduction -- Political Misperceptions and Motivated Reasoning -- Influence of Fake News on Political Behavior: Conscious and Unconscious Paths -- Assessing Protective Measures Against Fake News Manipulation -- Epilogue -- References -- Chapter 13: Content Sharing Dynamics and Political Polarization in Social Media -- Introduction -- Polarization -- Polarization and Risk -- Pandemic and Disinformation -- The Political Cost of Verifying False News -- Affective Activation -- "The Gardens of Magario" -- The Dilemma for Chequeado -- Final Thoughts -- References.
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