[Commlist] New edited book: The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece: Journalism and Political Communication in Times of Crisis

  New edited book: The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece:
  Journalism and Political Communication in Times of Crisis, A. Veneti,
  and A. Karatzogianni (Eds)


  /The Emerald Handbook of Digital Media in Greece: Journalism and
  Political Communication in Times of Crisis/ addresses the impact of
  new technologies and the socio-economic crisis on journalism and
  presents the empirical applications of digital media in political
  communication and in a number of social settings including the
  environment, homelessness, migration and social movements.

 From 2008 Greek political communication and journalism were hit by two 
major forces. Firstly, the financial crisis, which progressed to an 
economic, then a political, and eventually a social and cultural crisis 
in Greece. Secondly, the disruptive transformation and acceleration of 
everyday networked technologies, which impacted news media in Greece 
throughout the same period. This book offers a comprehensive overview of 
the changing environment in Greece since the beginning of the global 
(and consequently local) financial crisis of 2008, and a contemporary 
discussion around the developments brought forward by digital media and 
communication technologies, specifically addressing political 
communication and journalism.

Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction: /Athina Karatzogianni and Anastasia Veneti/

Part 1: The Technological: Digital Journalism Transformations

Chapter 2. Mind the ‘lag’: The political economy of the Internet in 
Greece; /Korinna Patelis /

Chapter 3. Radio, Web-Radio and Podcasting in Greece: Past, Present and 
Futures; /Evi Karathanasopoulou /

Chapter 4. SEO and Web analytics in journalism: Case studies from the 
Greek news media landscape; /Dimitrios Giomelakis and Andreas Veglis/

Chapter 5. Participatory journalism in Greece: An analysis based on 
journalist-centered and audience-based studies; /Theodora Saridou and 
Andreas Veglis/

Chapter 6. Citizens as actors in the field of journalism: Exploring 
users’ agency and perceptions of participatory affordances; /Paschalia 
(Lia) Spyridou /

Chapter 7. Online news consumption habits of university students in 
Greece and Turkey; /Eylem Yanardağoğlu /

Chapter 8. Foreign correspondents: Fading elitism or a new professional 
discourse in the light of the digitization era?; /Iliana Giannouli /

Part 2: The Economic Crisis; Impact on Digital Journalism

Chapter 9. The Greek media at the intersection of the financial crisis 
and the digital disruption; /Stylianos Papathanassopoulos/

Chapter 10. Alternative digital journalism in Greece under conditions of 
austerity; /Dimitris Boucas and Petros Iosifidis /

Chapter 11. Journalistic professionalism in Greece: Between chronic and 
acute crises; /Achilleas Karadimitriou /

Chapter 12. Affective labour and perceptions of trauma journalism in 
crisis-ridden countries. A qualitative approach; /Lambrini Papadopoulou 
and Theodora Maniou/

Chapter 13. Journalistic freedom and self-censorship in the case of the 
Greek Memoranda (2010-2015): /Christos Kostopoulos /

Chapter 14. Self-orientalization and the “Greek crisis” in liberal 
mainstream news media; /Yannis Mylonas/

Part 3: The Political: Elections, Campaigns and Political Discourse

Chapter 15. Changes and shifts in political communication and media 
democracy landscape in Greece from 1981-2019; /Anastasia Deligiaouri /

Chapter 16. The brand has left the building: the cases of governing 
PASOK, ND and Syriza at a time of economic crisis (2009-2019);/ Panos 
Koliastasis /

Chapter 17. Political elites and Media in Greece: Publicity as an 
electoral factor for political personnel: /Gerasimos Karoulas /

Chapter 18. Them and Us: the politics of exclusion in Greece in times of 
polarization; /Theofanis Exadaktylos /

Chapter 19. The rise of SYRIZA in Greece 2009-2015: The Digital 
battlefield; /Nikos Smyrnaios and Athina Karatzogianni /

Chapter 20. Twitter’s agenda building and agenda setting effects: 
Evidence from Political Leaders in Greece; /Amalia Triantafillidou, 
Prodromos Yannas, and Anastasia Kani /

Chapter 21. Visual Self-Presentation Strategies of Greek Political 
Leaders through their YouTube Political Advertisements for the 2019 EU 
Elections; /Anastasia Veneti and Petros Ioannidis /

Chapter 22. The Greek political leaders on Instagram: Comparing 
Instagram activity during electoral and non-electoral periods; /Stamatis 
Poulakidakos /

Part 4: The Social: Environment, Homelessness, Migration & Social Movements

Chapter 23. From ‘illegals’ to ‘unfortunates’: News framing of 
immigration the refugee crisis in crisis- stricken Greece;/ Naya Kalfeli /

Chapter 24. Media representations of the "voice" of the homeless in 
street network journals during the Greek economic crisis: A case study 
of the street journal "Schedia"; /Savvas Makridis, Vassiliki 
Papageorgiou and Dimitrios M. Papadakis /

Chapter 25. Digital media and environmental protests in Greece: 
#Skouries; /Charis Gerosideris and Ioanna Ferra /

Chapter 26. Social media-led protest movements: Dangers of mobilizing 
large crowds within an ideological void and Heritage to mediated 
mobilization; /Stamatia Zestanaki/

*Web link: 
https://books.emeraldinsight.com/page/detail/The-Emerald-Handbook-of-Digital-Media-in-Greece/?k=9781839824012 
<https://books.emeraldinsight.com/page/detail/The-Emerald-Handbook-of-Digital-Media-in-Greece/?k=9781839824012>* 

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