Information, Communication and Society

Consumer, client or citizen? How Norwegian local governments domesticate website technology and configure their users
pp. 733-746(14)
Authors: Liste, Lucía; Sørensen, Knut H.

Towards hypermedia campaigning? Perceptions of new media's importance for campaigning by party strategists in comparative perspective
pp. 747-765(19)
Authors: Lilleker, Darren G.; Tenscher, Jens; Štětka, Václav

The role of new media in sustaining the status quo: online political expression, nationalism, and system support in China
pp. 766-781(16)
Authors: Hyun, Ki Deuk; Kim, Jinhee

Internet skill levels increase, but gaps widen: a longitudinal cross-sectional analysis (2010–2013) among the Dutch population
pp. 782-797(16)
Authors: van Deursen, Alexander J.A.M.; van Dijk, Jan A.G.M.

User comments: motives and inhibitors to write and read
pp. 798-815(18)
Authors: Springer, Nina; Engelmann, Ines; Pfaffinger, Christian

Twitter and elections: are tweets, predictive, reactive, or a form of buzz?
pp. 816-831(16)
Author: Murthy, Dhiraj

A looming digital divide? Group differences in the perceived importance of electronic health records
pp. 832-846(15)
Authors: Anthony, Denise L.; Campos-Castillo, Celeste

Hyperlinking practices in Swedish online news 2007–2013: the rise, fall, and stagnation of hyperlinking as a journalistic tool
pp. 847-863(17)
Authors: Karlsson, Michael; Clerwall, Christer; Örnebring, Henrik