Framing the revolution: the role of social media in Ukraine's Euromaidan movement

Surzhko-Harned, Lena; Zahuranec, Andrew J.

doi:10.1080/00905992.2017.1289162

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Aside from recognizing the influence of the internet in general, various studies have also shown the significance of social networking sites (SNS) such as Facebook and microblogging sites such as Twitter to social movements (Harlow & Harp, 2012;Harned & Zahuranec, 2017;Lim, 2013;Breuer, Landman, & Farquhar, 2015;Khondker, 2011). Social media has contributed importantly to increased participation in social movements (Boulianne, 2015).…”

Section: Internet Social Media and Organizational Management Of Socmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Media & Organizational Management of Contemporary Socio-Cultural Movement: An Instrumental Case Study of Akademi Berbagi in Indonesia

2019

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The rise of the internet and social media has promoted the evolution of a new form of social movement in Indonesia, one that has predominantly promoted socio-cultural, rather than political change. However, many of these movements have continued to face the classic challenges of social movements, particularly consistency and sustainability. As such, a number of movements have dissolved as they have been unable to accumulate and allocate their resources. This article has taken on internet-based social movement, Akademi Berbagi (Akber), for an instrumental case study. Akber is a movement that has emerged and been active almost wholly through Twitter, with its main goal being to promote sociocultural change at the individual level, particularly in the field of education. This article seeks to analyse the organizational management of Akber, referring specifically to its organizational efforts and strategies to accumulate and allocate its resources. Data were collected through interviews and online/offline observations, as well as investigation of the digital documents from the official social media accounts of Akber and its members. This research finds that the optimal management of socio-cultural movements such as Akber relies on several factors, including the use of various internet platforms, the loose federal organizational structure, the movement’s ability to avoid the trap of pseudo-support, and the ability to respond to external changes.

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Section: Internet Social Media and Organizational Management Of Socmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Media & Organizational Management of Contemporary Socio-Cultural Movement: An Instrumental Case Study of Akademi Berbagi in Indonesia

2019

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“…Лєна Суржко-Гарнед (Університет Піттсбурга) та Андрій Захаранець (Університет Джорджа Вашингтона) висловлюють протилежну думку [27]. Вони дійшли висновку, що суто онлайнова участь так само корисна для розвитку протесту, оскільки допомагає його фреймінгу, тобто пошуку і озвученню проблем, які піднімаються протестантами.…”

Section: революція гідності: матеріал для вивчення нової парадигми прunclassified

Ukrainian Media as the Research Object in Peer-Reviewed Journals Indexed in the Top Scientometric Bases: Review

Zakharchenko

2018

Aktual. pitannâ masovoï komun.

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After the Revolution of Dignity, the world scholars pay much attention to Ukrainian media and communications system. However, Ukrainian media researchers have relatively few publications in the world scientific journals. Therefore, the study is aimed to overview the domestic media by the eyes of Western scholars who are studying this topic and are looking for previous publications. In this way, we will be able to acquaint Ukrainian scientists with the articles published in scientific journals, which have been appeared since the beginning of 2014 with Ukrainian traditional and social media as a subject of research. The automated search was conducted based on the New York University articles and publications database, which includes all journals indexed in Scopus, Web of Science, as well as other prominent scientific journals. As a result, 35 such publications were found. This review was carried out using the content analysis and author’s methodology for the PR-messages analysis. It was defined that Ukrainian research material is interesting for the Western media scientists as well as for the scientific journals reviewed in the world’s scientometric bases. Unique social phenomena – the “horizontal” revolution, more or less successful resistance to Russian aggression, the new traditions of activism – make this experience valuable for the researchers of communication science, sociology, political science, philology, gender studies, etc. At the same time, Russian scientists are also paying a great attention to Ukrainian research material. This attention often leads to the publishing of the articles containing the “Russian strategic narrative” in Western scientific journals. These articles describe the national media, political and social realities in such a way that the reader get a false vision of the situation. The indicators of this narrative were found in 5 out of 35 publications. Ukrainian scholars can completely set right this situation by submitting more articles dedicated to current scientific issues to leading journals. But for this purpose, it is desirable to expand the range of methods used to study the Ukrainian media environment.

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“…We suggest that social media can serve as a new venue of issues framing when societal conditions challenge the credibility and trustworthiness of established media and elite sources. When government authority and state media lose their credibility in the eyes of the citizens, social media can provide a new platform for issue framing (Surzhko-Harned & Zahuranec, 2017). Protest groups often engage in activities that furnish the kind of drama that attracts considerable media attention which serves as a focal point for news coverage (Kilgo & Harlow, 2019;Leopold & Bell, 2017;McLeod, 2007).…”

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Effects of Mass Media Framing of Protest Movements: A Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review of Mass Media Studies

Teresa

2022

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDIA TECHNOL

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This study aimed to estimate an overall mean effect size of mass media framing of protest movements to provide an up-to-date overview of protest framing researches through a systematic review. Several scholars who have been engaged in framing researches were less consistent and lacked repeated stimuli in their findings, which inspired this study. This study used a rigorous systematic review to analyze protest movements of framing researches that addressed the effects of media framing of protest movements. Data were identified from two major databases and indexing services that produced 29 relevant studies included for analysis. The data were extracted with a structured format prepared in Microsoft Excel and copied to OpenMeta[analyst] software for analysis. Then, the pooled estimation of the outcomes was performed by the DerSimonian-Laird random-effects model at 95% confidence interval and produced an overall random weighted mean effect size of Pearson's product-moment correlation (r)=0.352.

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Framing the revolution: the role of social media in Ukraine's Euromaidan movement

Cited by 19 publications

References 32 publications

Social Media & Organizational Management of Contemporary Socio-Cultural Movement: An Instrumental Case Study of Akademi Berbagi in Indonesia

Social Media & Organizational Management of Contemporary Socio-Cultural Movement: An Instrumental Case Study of Akademi Berbagi in Indonesia

Ukrainian Media as the Research Object in Peer-Reviewed Journals Indexed in the Top Scientometric Bases: Review

Effects of Mass Media Framing of Protest Movements: A Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review of Mass Media Studies

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