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Onlinebasierte Öffentlichkeiten: Praktiken, Arenen und Strukturen [Online-Based Publics: Practices, Arenas and Structures]

Verlagsinformation

Schmidt, J.-H. (2013): Onlinebasierte Öffentlichkeiten: Praktiken, Arenen und Strukturen [Online-Based Publics: Practices, Arenas and Structures]. In: C. Fraas, S. Meier, C. Pentzold (eds.), Online-Diskurse. Theorien und Methoden transmedialer Online-Diskursforschung [Online Discourses. Theories and Methods of Transmedial Research on Online Discourses]. Köln: Herbert von Halem, pp. 35-56.

Verlagsinformation

Schmidt, J.-H. (2013): Onlinebasierte Öffentlichkeiten: Praktiken, Arenen und Strukturen [Online-Based Publics: Practices, Arenas and Structures]. In: C. Fraas, S. Meier, C. Pentzold (eds.), Online-Diskurse. Theorien und Methoden transmedialer Online-Diskursforschung [Online Discourses. Theories and Methods of Transmedial Research on Online Discourses]. Köln: Herbert von Halem, pp. 35-56.

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PD Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

Year of publication

2013

RELATED KEYWORDS

online communication • Internet public • online communication • public communication • online discourses

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