European Journal of Communication

Papers
(The TQCC of European Journal of Communication is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Deplatforming: Following extreme Internet celebrities to Telegram and alternative social media156
The importance of influential users in (re)producing Swedish far-right discourse on Twitter27
Whom to trust? Media exposure patterns of citizens with perceptions of misinformation and disinformation related to the news media24
Netflix Originals in Spain: Challenging diversity23
What do people learn from following the news? A diary study on the influence of media use on knowledge of current news stories23
The kiss of death. Public service media under right-wing populist attack22
Selective exposure in different political information environments – How media fragmentation and polarization shape congruent news use21
Overcoming polarization with chatbot news? Investigating the impact of news content containing opposing views on agreement and credibility18
Trusting the Corona-Warn-App? Contemplations on trust and trustworthiness at the intersection of technology, politics and public debate15
Organised lying and professional legitimacy: Public relations’ accountability in the disinformation debate14
Big data and explanation: Reflections on the uses of big data in media and communication research13
Sharenting, parental mediation and privacy among Spanish children13
Counter-archiving Facebook13
Interacting with the ordinary people: How populist messages and styles communicated by politicians trigger users’ behaviour on social media in a comparative context12
Digital platforms as entangled infrastructures: Addressing public values and trust in messaging apps12
Are public service media distinctive from the market? Interpreting the political information environments of BBC and commercial news in the United Kingdom11
Converging on a nativist core? Comparing issues on the Facebook pages of the Pegida movement and the Alternative for Germany11
Gender politics online? Political women and social media at election time in the United Kingdom, the United States and New Zealand11
The public sphere in the twilight zone of publicness10
The end of ‘Welcome Culture’? How the Cologne assaults reframed Germany’s immigration discourse10
Strikingly similar: Comparing visual political communication of populist and non-populist parties across 28 countries10
Governing trust in European platform societies: Introduction to the special issue10
Inside out: The UK press, Brexit and strategic populist ventriloquism9
Representation of climate change consequences in British newspapers9
Fragmentation, homogenisation or segmentation? A diary study into the diversity of news consumption in a high-choice media environment8
The platform beat: Algorithmic watchdogs in the disinformation age8
Distilling the value of public service media: Towards a tenable conceptualisation in the European framework8
Operationalizing exposure diversity7
Strangers ante portas: The framing of refugees and migrants in the Czech quality press7
Data with its boots on the ground: Datawalking as research method7
Right-wing immigration narratives in Spain: A study of persuasion on Instagram Stories6
Transnational issue agendas of the radical right? Parties’ Facebook campaign communication in six countries during the 2019 European Parliament election6
Google, Facebook and what else? Measuring the hybridity of Italian journalists by their use of sources6
The grounded theory method to study data-enabled activism against corruption: Between global communicative infrastructures and local activists’ experiences of big data6
Political Journalism Content in a New Era: The Case of Finnish Newspapers, 1995–20156
Methods for datafication, datafication of methods: Introduction to the Special Issue5
The geopolitical hijacking of open networking: the case of Open RAN5
Post-truth, fake news and the liberal ‘regime of truth’ – The double movement between Lippmann and Hayek5
Convergence of linear television and digital platforms: An analysis of YouTube offer and consumption5
The media welfare state: A citizen perspective5
Why so quiet? Exploring inhibition in digital public spaces5
Putting trust into antitrust? Competition policy and data-driven platforms4
Technological affordances of video streaming platforms: Why people prefer video streaming platforms over television4
Political communication, press coverage and public interpretation of public health statistics during the coronavirus pandemic in the UK4
Digital Capital: A Bourdieusian Perspective on the Digital Divide4
The ambivalences of visibility: News consumption and public attitudes to same-sex relationships in the context of illiberalism4
Digital practices across the UK population: The influence of socio-economic and techno-social variables in the use of the Internet4
Sounds without borders: Exploring the cross-national expansion of commercial European Radio Groups4
Disconnection is futile – Theorizing resistance and human flourishing in an age of datafication4
Life, death or drugs: Actor framing power on the news media coverage of health care policy4
‘If you don’t “pass” as cis, you don’t exist’. The trans audience's reproofs of ‘Cis Gaze’ and transnormativity in TV series3
The indirect effect is omitted variable bias. A cautionary note on the theoretical interpretation of products-of-coefficients in mediation analyses3
Media ownership transparency in Europe: Closing the gap between European aspiration and domestic reality3
Silence of the wealthy: How the wealthiest 0.1% avoid the media and resort to hidden strategies of advocacy3
How biased media generate support for the ruling authorities: Causal mediation analysis of evidence from Russia3
Digital disintermediation, technical and national sovereignty: The Internet shutdown of Catalonia’s ‘independence referendum’3
Trust and authority in the age of mediatised politics3
Mapping the European media landscape – Meteor, a curated and community-coded inventory of news sources3
Critically understanding the platformization of the public sphere3
What matters for keeping or losing support in televised debates2
Content and framing in radio news bulletins in urban and rural Hungary2
When protest humor is not all fun: The ambiguity of humor in the 2017 Romanian anti-corruption grassroots mobilization2
The mediatisation of Brexit: Actors, agendas and allegories2
Crumbled autonomy: Czech journalists leaving the Prime Minister's newspapers2
Reclaiming the public square in times of post-truth and platformisation: A crucial mission for public service media2
Freedom of the media, pluralism, and transparency. European media policy on new paths?2
Conspiracy thinking and the role of media use: Exploring the antecedents of conspiratorial predispositions2
Confronting the digital mob: Press coverage of online justice seeking2
Explanations as governance? Investigating practices of explanation in algorithmic system design2
Comparing the platformization of news media systems: A cross-country analysis2
Queer media generations: Shifting identifications and media uses among non-heterosexual men2
The interplay between digital and social inclusion in multiethnic Russian society: An empirical investigation2
Media policymaking and multistakeholder involvement: Matching audience, stakeholder and government expectations for public service media in Flanders2
Being good while being bad: How does CSR-communication on the social media serve the gambling industry?2
Tools and measures for diversity and inclusion in media industries: International best practice and informing policy change in the Irish film and television sector2
Parents’ digital competence in guiding and supervising young children's use of the Internet2
Explaining Society: Critical Realism in the Social Sciences2
YouTube: Online Video and Participatory Culture2
Tone variation in financial news: A comparison of companies, journalists and financial analysts2
A method for time-varying analysis of YouTube search results and related videos: The case of the war in Ukraine1
Social mobility or social change? How different groups react to identity-related news1
Did COVID-19 change the political communication of polarizing leaders? The case of Salvini's campaigning before and after the pandemic1
Anthony Elliott, The Culture of AI: Everyday Life and the Digital Revolution1
Where is the public of ‘networked publics’? A critical analysis of the theoretical limitations of online publics research1
Bit by Bit: Social Research in the Digital Age1
Political power’s media capture strategies in Spain (2016–2021)1
Lana Swartz, New Money: How Payment Became Social Media1
Book review: Producing British Television Drama: Local Production in a Global Era: Palgrave Pivot Series1
Huaxia Communication Theory1
Melissa Zimdars and Kembrew McLeod (eds), Fake News: Understanding Media and Misinformation in the Digital Age1
Sharing the burden of ethical responsibility: Developing a moral repertoire for news users1
The news that creates populism and polarizes1
Polarisation or just differences in opinion: How and why Facebook users disagree about Greta Thunberg1
Demagogic populism and media system: A preliminary articulation1
Towards a rhetorical understanding of statistics in politics: Quantifying the National Health Service ‘Winter Crisis’1
Audiences of popular European television crime drama: A nine-country study on consumption patterns, attitudes and drivers of transcultural connection1
Opinion-leading media as indicators of a democracy at risk: The press and the rise of National Socialism between 1927 and 19321
Populist disruption and the fourth age of political communication1
The rise of domestic popular film production with new audience and changing industry structure: The case of popular cinema in Turkey1
DAB+ as a systemic innovation: Stakeholder interests and the introduction of digital radio1
Public service media and public funding: A three-country study of willingness to pay versus perceived dispensability1
The contextual role of privacy concerns in online political participation1
‘A long, narrow and uphill road’: The representation of Turkey–EEC/EU relations in the Turkish newspapers Cumhuriyet and Hürriyet (1959–2019)1
The great get together as an experiment in convivial politics1
Selling TTIP: The European Commission’s information policy and the spectre of public opinion1
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