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SCM Studies in Communication and Media / Hate and counter-voices in the Internet: Introduction to the special issue

SCM Studies in Communication and Media / Hate and counter-voices in the Internet: Introduction to the special issue

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- I–II Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–II
- 459–472 EDITORIAL 459–472
  - Hate and counter-voices in the Internet: Introduction to the special issue Diana Rieger, Josephine B. Schmitt, Lena Frischlich Diana Rieger, Josephine B. Schmitt, Lena Frischlich
- 473–606 FULL PAPER 473–606
  - 473–498 Can it be hate if it is fun? Discursive ensembles of hatred and laughter in extreme right satire on Facebook Christian Schwarzenegger, Anna Wagner Christian Schwarzenegger, Anna Wagner 473–498
  - 499–524 Journalists as targets of hate speech. How German journalists perceive the consequences for themselves and how they cope with it Magdalena Obermaier, Michaela Hofbauer, Carsten Reinemann Magdalena Obermaier, Michaela Hofbauer, Carsten Reinemann 499–524
  - 525–554 Journalistic counter-voices in comment sections: Patterns, determinants, and potential consequences of interactive moderation of uncivil user comments Marc Ziegele, Pablo Jost, Marike Bormann, Dominique Heinbach Marc Ziegele, Pablo Jost, Marike Bormann, Dominique Heinbach 525–554
  - 555–579 Perceiving threat and feeling responsible. How severity of hate speech, number of bystanders, and prior reactions of others affect bystanders’ intention to counterargue against hate speech on Facebook Larissa Leonhard, Christina Rueß, Magdalena Obermaier, Carsten Reinemann Larissa Leonhard, Christina Rueß, Magdalena Obermaier, Carsten Reinemann 555–579
  - 580–606 Considering the Elaboration Likelihood Model for simulating hate and counter speech on Facebook Carla Schieb, Mike Preuss Carla Schieb, Mike Preuss 580–606
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SCM Studies in Communication and Media , page 459 - 472

Hate and counter-voices in the Internet: Introduction to the special issue

Autoren

Diana Rieger Josephine B. Schmitt Lena Frischlich

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/2192-4007-2018-4-459
- ISSN online: 2192-4007
Abstract

The Internet creates a space in which hate, negativity and the derogation of certain individuals or social groups (e.g., homosexuals, migrants, or women) can be found in various facets-be it in hateful comments of single users under journalistic online articles or below YouTube videos, propagandistic messages of extremists, or populist speech of political parties. At the same time, the Internet can also empower voices against online hate. The articles in this special issue focus on this spectrum, providing new insights into hate and counter-voices in online media.
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