Benjamin Krämer
@benjkraemer
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Eine Studie in Science geht durch die Medien, wonach eine Diskussion mit einem Chatbot den Glauben an Verschwörungstheorien reduzieren könne. Die Berichterstattung ist eher unkritisch, andere Forschende auch eher angetan, ich hingegen etwas skeptisch:
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Ich war zu Gast auf WDR 5 zum Thema, inwieweit und warum Klimaschutz derzeit (k)ein Thema ist: https://t.co/eGd8XQSMjE
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At 𝘋𝘪𝘨𝘪𝘵𝘢𝘭 𝘑𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘮 we are very proud to have published #ICA2024's Wolfgang Donsbach Outstanding Journal Article. Congratulations to the authors! If you want to read this award-winning article, we have it available in Open Access. ➡️ https://t.co/PbIlNjCwuZ
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The shift to authenticity: a framework for analysis of political truth claims - new paper out now in Communication Theory with @benjkraemer
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Abstract. It is often claimed that political disinformation is more abundant than ever, that populists are particularly prone to lying, and that we live in
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Einer der letzten Generalisten: Zum Tod von Heinz Pürer. Ein Nachruf von Nina Springer https://t.co/BDX5Mtse3R
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Devemos parar de pesquisar “fake news”? Este é o tema da palestra de @benjkraemer , do Departamento de Comunicação da LMU Munich @ifkw_lmu nesta quinta, dia 23, às 10 horas, na Universidade de Brasília #fakenews #desinformacao #palestrasFACINCT
O Ciclo Internacional de Palestras “Conflito, concorrência e cooperação na esfera pública digital” realiza mais um encontro na próxima quinta, dia 23. O tema central serão as fake news e o convidado desta rodada é Benjamin Krämer, da Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. ➕
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How do authors in communication journals etablish their theories? In this open access article, I identify strategies of theorizing across schools and types of theories:
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Abstract. If communication research is in a ‘theory crisis’ or if there is at least an unused potential for theorizing, one of the ways of addressing such
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I happen to be in Hannover where, tomorrow, I will talk about "Courts and Currywurst," discussing the shift in the use of liberal terminology from the defense of actual constitutional rights to a fight against a presumed left-wing or Green hegemony.
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"'Bild' auf Speed", noch "deutlich strammer rechts". So sortiert @benjkraemer das Portal Nius um den eh. Bild-Chefredakteur Julian Reichelt ein. Eine regelrechte "Hetzkampagne" sieht @barbaratoth bei Nius-Berichten über @foederlschmid @BR24 @pluslinus
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Der frühere Chefredakteur der "Bild-Zeitung", Julian Reichelt, arbeitet inzwischen für "Nius". Für viele gilt das Online-Angebot als rechtspopulistisch. Zuletzt wurde es stark kritisiert. Was sind...
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The much-revised 2nd ed. of the Handbook of Digital Politics, co-edited by myself and Stephen Coleman, is now out. We've worked with some fantastic authors, both established names and promising new scholars.
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... but in this case, it is a real privilege in German academia to be offered a permanent position at one's academic home and in the city where one's family lives. And it *is* of course a privilege to work at LMU Munich and @ifkw_lmu!
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I guess that it is now official that the German Research Foundation has awarded me a Heisenberg grant and that LMU Munich has offered to institute a Heisenberg professorship of communication with a focus on media use and history. It is common to say that "it's a privilege..."
Congrats! The German Research Foundation @dfg_public is awarding four LMU researchers through the Emmy Noether and Heisenberg programs for their #research. @danielreichart3 @JCHalimeh @benjkraemer @LMU_Uniklinikum
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"How German Communication Research Discovered Bourdieu but Missed His Potential for the Study of (Populist) Political Communication" -
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My small contribution to the (counterfactual) history of (political) communication research in Germany has appeared in a special section of "History of Media Studies" on "French-German Communication Research": ...
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Wie links ist der Journalismus? Zu LMU-Professor Thomas Hanitzsch kommen Journalisten, wenn sie wissen wollen, was sie falsch machen. Im Interview mit @aurelievb erklärt er, wie sie sich ihr eigenes Grab schaufeln.
„Das ist ein Spiel, bei dem alle verlieren“: Zu LMU-Professor Thomas Hanitzsch kommen Journalisten, wenn sie wissen wollen, was sie falsch machen. Im Gespräch erklärt er, wie sie sich ihr eigenes Grab schaufeln. #SZPlus
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