Foreword
[Thomas E. Patterson]
Preface
Part 1: Media Use: Political Engagement & Digital Democracy
- Discourse, Disruption, and Digital Democracy: Political Communication in the 2016 Presidential Campaign
[Dan Schill and John Allen Hendricks]
- Social Media, News Platforms, and Partisan Exposure: Voters’ Media Preferences During the 2016 Presidential Campaign Season
[Michael A. Beam, Paul M. Haridakis, Myiah J. Hutchens, and Jay D. Hmielowski]
- Trump Supporters vs. Republican Voters: How Frustration with the Media Separated the GOP in 2016
[Sharon E. Jarvis and Jay T. Jennings]
- Online Communication Regarding Ohio’s 2016 Presidential Primary
[Jeffrey H. Kuznekoff, Leland G. Spencer, and Robert N. Burt]
Part 2: Media Effects: Traditional Media & Social Media Distribution
- Foreign Policy and Presidential Elections: A Look at the Iowa Caucuses
[Raluca Cozma]
- The Effects of Political Social Media Use on Efficacy and Cynicism in the 2016 Presidential Election: Exploring the Possibility of a Reinforcing Spiral
[Benjamin R. Warner, Molly M. Greenwood, Freddie J. Jennings, and Josh C. Bramlett]
- Streaming entertainment and talking politics: Social television in the shaping of online and offline political talk during the 2016 campaign
[Sarah Krongard and Jacob Groshek]
Part 3: Candidate Discourse in Social Media: Image, Tone, & Rhetoric
- The Verbal Tone of the 2016 Presidential Primaries: Candidate Twitter, Debate, and Campaign Speech Rhetoric
[David Lynn Painter and Katherine Rizzo]
- Themes in Candidate Messaging on Twitter During the ‘Invisible’ Presidential Primary
[Kate Kenski and Christine R. Filer]
- Rhetoric in a Transmedia Storytelling Campaign: How Trump Deployed the Paranoid Style in 2016
[Zac Gershberg]
- Humor use and Policy Mentions in Candidate Interviews across Talk-show Sub-Genres in the 2016 Presidential Election
[Dannagal G. Young and Johanna M. Lukk]
Part 4: Social Media Messaging: Candidate Branding & Agenda Setting
- Donald Trump and the "Oxygen of Publicity": Branding, Social Media, and Traditional Media
[Sarah Oates and Wendy W. Moe]
- The Infographic Election: The Role of Visual Content on Social Media in the 2016 Presidential Campaign
[Terri L. Towner]
- Tweets as Tools: Exploring the Campaign Functions of Candidates’ Tweets in the 2016 Presidential Campaign
[Thomas Kim Hixson]
Part 5: Social Media Content: Political Participation & Humor
- Internet Memes as Polyvocal Political Participation
[Andrew S. Ross and Damian J. Rivers]
- Engaged Brigade: Digital Platforms and Millennial Engagement in the 2016 Election
[Alison N. Novak]
- Donald Trump and the Late-Night Political Humor of Campaign 2016: All The Donald, All the Time
[Stephen J. Farnsworth, S. Robert Lichter, and Deanne Canieso]
