Working in a developing communication space. Facebook and Twitter as journalistic tools for European information pure-player websites
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Keywords

Journalism
Social networks
European information
Community management

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Tixier, F. (2014). Working in a developing communication space. Facebook and Twitter as journalistic tools for European information pure-player websites. Brazilian Journalism Research, 10(1), 162–183. https://doi.org/10.25200/BJR.v10n1.2014.631

Abstract

Since the creation of the European Union, European information has been a very important issue of communication. Numerous Europe-specialized information websites were born in the first decade of the 21st century, thus creating a European informational landscape on the Internet. In a context of journalistic technological and economical evolutions, journalists have to adapt rapidly their ways of working. A new function in terms of management of socio-numeric networks has appeared: community management. This research aims at analyzing the uses of Facebook and Twitter in the community management of online European information websites. We will be specifically observing how information makers integrate these technologies, which originally were not part of the journalistic work patterns, and how they use these new means of communication to circulate European ideas through self-promotion practices.
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