Vol. 23 No. 3: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editors: Jolanta Drzewiecka, Katharina Lobinger, Silke Fürst & Thilo von Pape | Journal Manager: Mike Meißner | Thematic Section Editors: Gabriele Balbi, Berber Hagedoorn, Nazan Haydari, Valérie Schafer & Christian Schwarzenegger | Book Review Editors: Philipp Bachmann & Philip di Salvo | Hosted by HOPE | Publishing house: Seismo Verlag | ISSN: 1424-4896 (print) | ISSN: 2296-4150 (online)

Published: 2023-12-09

Editorial

Editorial

Jolanta Drzewiecka, Katharina Lobinger, Mike Meißner

253–256
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General Section

Parasocial relationships with morally ambiguous media characters – the role of moral foundations

Michelle Möri, Dominique Stefanie Wirz, Andreas Fahr

259–278
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A case study on the COVID-19 discourse in politicians’ speeches: Investigations into the speeches of former Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Hossein Kermani , Mona Khorshidi, Mohammad Ashtiani Araghi

279–295
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Thematic Section: Old media persistence

Media persistence: Theories, approaches, categorization

Gabriele Balbi, Berber Hagedoorn, Nazan Haydari, Valérie Schafer, Christian Schwarzenegger

299–310
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What we can learn from books in the digital age

Michael Stamm

311–320
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Digital restoration and the invention of analogue: The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia and Wake in Fright

Zachary Karpinellison

321–330
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Television archives, social networks and the young audiences: The example of Internet memes as a way to revitalise public broadcasters’ engagement

Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Lozano, Antonio Cuartero

331–341
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“We consume to forget; we collect to believe”: Resistance, nostalgia, and VHS technologies in 21st century Greek video cultures

Ursula-Helen Kassaveti

343–353
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Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life

Jutta Röser, Jo Marie Dominiak

355–368
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Thinking about platforming with more traditional mediatization: Lessons from audiovisual analysis

Eric George, Justine Dorval, Edouard Germain

369–380
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Community

Science-related populism: Conceptualization, empirical investigation, and implications for science communication (Dissertation Summary)

Niels G. Mede

383–390
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Steckbrief «DOCA – Database of Variables for Content Analysis». Zur Relevanz, Zielstellung, Inhalt und Partizipationsmöglichkeiten der Datenbank für Operationalisierungen der standardisierten Inhaltsanalyse

Franziska Oehmer-Pedrazzi, Sabrina H. Kessler, Edda Humprecht, Katharina Sommer, Laia Castro

391–395
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Reviews and Reports

Emily Hund. The influencer industry: The quest for authenticity on social media

Nils S. Borchers

399–401
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Joanna Nowotny & Julian Reidy. Memes – Formen und Folgen eines Internetphänomens

Michael Johann

403–405
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Vol. 23 No. 3: Studies in Communication Sciences

Editorial

Editorial

General Section

Parasocial relationships with morally ambiguous media characters – the role of moral foundations

A case study on the COVID-19 discourse in politicians’ speeches: Investigations into the speeches of former Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Thematic Section: Old media persistence

Media persistence: Theories, approaches, categorization

What we can learn from books in the digital age

Digital restoration and the invention of analogue: The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia and Wake in Fright

Television archives, social networks and the young audiences: The example of Internet memes as a way to revitalise public broadcasters’ engagement

“We consume to forget; we collect to believe”: Resistance, nostalgia, and VHS technologies in 21st century Greek video cultures

Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life

Thinking about platforming with more traditional mediatization: Lessons from audiovisual analysis

Community

Science-related populism: Conceptualization, empirical investigation, and implications for science communication (Dissertation Summary)

Steckbrief «DOCA – Database of Variables for Content Analysis». Zur Relevanz, Zielstellung, Inhalt und Partizipationsmöglichkeiten der Datenbank für Operationalisierungen der standardisierten Inhaltsanalyse

Reviews and Reports

Emily Hund. The influencer industry: The quest for authenticity on social media

Joanna Nowotny & Julian Reidy. Memes – Formen und Folgen eines Internetphänomens

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