The power of information networks: new directions for agenda setting
In: Routledge studies in global information, politics and society 8
A theoretical explication of the network agenda setting model : current status and future directions / Lei Guo -- Semantic network analysis, mind mapping and visualization : a methodological exploration of the network agenda setting model / Lei Guo -- Mapping the contours of the third level of agenda setting : uniplex, duplex, and multiplex associations / Craig E. Carroll -- Exploring the network agenda setting model with big social data / Chris Vargo and Lei Guo -- An expanded perspective on network agenda setting between traditional media and Twitter political discussion groups in "everyday political talk" / Sharon Meraz -- Role of tech bloggers in the flow of information / Nirit Weiss-Blatt -- From compelling arguments to compelling associations at the third level of agenda setting / Magdalena Saldana & Alberto Ardevol-Abreu -- Journalistic role performance and the networked media agenda : a comparison between the United States and Chile / Lea Hellmueller & Claudia Mellado -- An issue attention cycle analysis of the network agenda setting model : a case study of the nuclear issue in South Korea / Jisu Kim & Young Min -- News coverage of the Iraq War : an international comparison of network attribute agendas / University Of Texas International Journalism Research Coalition -- Implications of third-level agenda building for public relations and strategic communication / Spiro Kiousis & Matt Ragas -- Third level of agenda building and agenda setting during a corporate crisis / Michael Etter & Anne Vestergaard -- Corporate agenda setting at the third level : comparing networks of attributes in corporate press releases and media coverage / Laura Illia, Philemon Bantimaroudis & Katia Meggiorin -- Attributes of a cultural/consumer product : Oregon wine / Lisa M. Weidman -- Explorers and surveyors on the new agenda-setting frontier / Lei Guo and Maxwell Mccombs