2018
DOI: 10.1177/1077699017753149
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News Engagement on Social Media and Democratic Citizenship: Direct and Moderating Roles of Curatorial News Use in Political Involvement

Abstract: Social media allow users not only to read news, but also to evaluate, reconstruct, and share it. This study conceptualizes curatorial news use via social media as an important news use behavior, which involves evaluating the existing news, adding new values by reconstructing it, and then sharing it with other social media users. An analysis of survey data from 650 South Korean adults shows that curatorial news use on social media has a significantly positive association with political knowledge, internal polit… Show more

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“…The recent discourse surrounding news engagement has been linked to scholarly discussion on citizenship in the digital age (Lee, 2015;Park and Kaye, 2018). News engagement, as part of the broad spectrum of civic engagement, offers rich opportunities for citizen conversations and interactions, and it has thus become an important conduit for people to actualize their citizenship.…”
Section: Conceptualizing News Engagementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The recent discourse surrounding news engagement has been linked to scholarly discussion on citizenship in the digital age (Lee, 2015;Park and Kaye, 2018). News engagement, as part of the broad spectrum of civic engagement, offers rich opportunities for citizen conversations and interactions, and it has thus become an important conduit for people to actualize their citizenship.…”
Section: Conceptualizing News Engagementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others pointed out that interactivity, embedded in consuming call-in televisions, requires one to hold high levels of self-efficacy to get involved (Newhagen, 1994). Internal political efficacy has been found as a strong predictor of online news consumption, such as news sharing, curational news use, and social media news engagement (Ha et al, 2018;Lee and Ma, 2012;Park and Kaye, 2018). These findings indicate that, when people feel that they understand public issues and they can influence the political processes, they are motivated to not only keep themselves updated about what is happening through news consumption but also inform others through news sharing and discussion.…”
Section: Internal Political Efficacy and News Engagementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Упрощая публичное выражение политических мнений и повышая уровень политической образованности, социальные медиа стимулируют политическую активность граждан, расширяя перечень доступных для них видов политического участия, что считается необходимым условием любой эффективно функционирующей демократии. При этом социальные медиа не только трансформируют традиционные виды, имеющие место в реальной жизни, но и генерируют абсолютно новую сферу политического онлайн-участия [13]. Онлайн-участие отличается от офлайнучастия по своим основополагающим механизмам.…”
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