Rebecca Scheffauer

Rebecca Scheffauer
Universidad de Salamanca · Área de Ciencia Política y de la Administración

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Introduction
Education
March 2017 - June 2020
University of Vienna
Field of study
  • Contemporary History and Media
March 2017 - April 2019
University of Vienna
Field of study
  • Communication Science
October 2013 - December 2016
University of Vienna
Field of study
  • Communication Science

Publications

Publications (6)
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Research has shown positive attitudes toward journalists and their roles foster pro-democratic outcomes. With the rise of social media as news sources, algorithms operate as gatekeepers, which may alter linkages between public opinion, journalists, and media trust. However, results from a panel-survey conducted in the U.S. underline citizens’ prefe...
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Research on the origin, dissemination, and support of conspiracy theories has skyrocketed. Studies reveal how individual antecedents such as people’s personality traits, intrinsic motivations, and broad social-psychological processes explain this phenomenon. Fewer studies, however, explored the role of cable news exposure. This study casts a new li...
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News organizations require sustainable business models with reliable revenue streams to perform their intended function in liberal democracies. Since the digital transition, however, many citizens have considerably shown high reluctance to pay for digital content, consequently jeopardizing journalists’ watchdog role and substantially eroding media...
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Purpose Traditionally, most readers' news access and consumption were based on direct intentional news seeking behavior. However, in recent years the emergence and popularization of social media platforms have enabled new opportunities for citizens to be incidentally informed about public affairs and politics as by-product of using these platforms....

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