Media and Communication in Europe
Intro -- Preface -- Nationalizing Europe Regionally - The Europeanization of Public Spheres in Regional Newspaper Reporting and the "Crisis" in Europe -- Hosting Europe, Covering Europe? Domestication in the EU-Coverage on Belgian Television News (2003-2012) -- Towards Cosmopolitan Europeans: Covering Europe for the Young Audience on Public Service Broadcasting in the Netherlands and United Kingdom -- The Role of the Euroblogosphere in a Context of the European Public Sphere -- International Broadcasting: A Tool of European Public Diplomacy? -- Social Networking Sites: An Innovative Communication on Europe? Analysis in the European Parliament, the European Commission, and the European Council -- GOVCOM 2.0: The Role of Web 2.0 in Communicating EU Presidency -- The Changing EU Presidency and the Media Agenda at Home: Coverage of the Danish 2002 and 2012 Presidency Compared -- Struggling for Visibility in Times of a Family Crisis. The Perception and News Coverage of the Polish EU Presidency 2011 in Germany and Austria -- Poland Between PR and Presidency: A Quantitative and Qualitative Content Analysis of Belgian Newspaper Reporting on the Polish Presidency of the EU Council -- "This is Poland Calling!": Representations of the Polish EU Presidency in the Greek Media -- The Romanian Press and European Issues: A Content Profile -- Polish Printed Media Coverage and Evaluation of the Polish Presidency in the EU Council Presidency -- Presidency as a Political Battleground. Media and the Polish Presidency of the European Union Council -- Contributors.