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Changing Media Preferences? Comparing the Perceived Importance of Television, Newspapers and the Internet in Finland, 1999-2009
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2013-11)
As the Internet provides extensive sources of information and entertainment platforms,
traditional forms of media have come under scrutiny ever since the early days of the
information and communication technologies (ICTs). ...
Battling Mainstream Media, Commentators and Organized Debaters Experiences from Citizens’ Online Opinion Writing in Sweden
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2014-11-25)
This article presents the results of a qualitative interview study on citizen opinion writers
who are active on a citizen media website in Sweden. The study explores the writers’ experi
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ences of participating in the ...
Internet Between Utopia and Dystopia The Narratives of Control
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2012-12)
The Internet has often been envisioned as a technological utopia, framed by the rhetoric of
hope. However, after studying the popular discourse, three meta-narratives are identified
:
utopian narratives containing ...
Connected Youth Young Students’ Extensibility and Use of the Internet to Search for Information
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2013-06)
The present article investigates how young people use the Internet to gain information
about distant events that can be used in their schoolwork. The aim is to better understand
the process behind youngsters’ construction ...
Talking Suicide. Online Conversations about a Taboo Subject
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2013-11)
The present article discusses intimate conversations about suicide that are pursued on the Internet.
Computer-mediated communication has made it possible for participants to remain anonymous and, simultaneously, enter ...
Popularizing the Internet:Traveling Companions Supporting the Good News
(Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordicom, 2015-10-21)
In popular science and technology writing, “boosterism” is prominent. Writers overwhelmingly
describe science and technology in enthusiastic terms, thereby promoting the deficit
or Public Appreciation of Science and ...