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Josefsen, Eva; Skogerbø, Eli & Habbestad, Amalie Drage
(2023).
Nothing to report? explaining the lack of media reporting on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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Tønnesen, Hedvig; Bene, Márton; Haßler, Jörg; Larsson, Anders Olof; Magin, Melanie Andrea & Skogerbø, Eli
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(2023).
A Three-Country Study on the Impact of Policy Issues on Facebook Reactions.
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Magin, Melanie Andrea; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2023).
Who’s afraid of populism? The strategic use of populist communication by Norwegian parties on social media during the 2021 election campaign.
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Haßler, Jörg; Magin, Melanie Andrea; Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2023).
Shaped by gender stereotypes? Comparing the election campaigns on Facebook and Instagram by female and male top politicians in Norway and Germany.
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Larsson, Anders Olof; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Magin, Melanie Andrea & Skogerbø, Eli
(2023).
Informing, mobilizing and interacting – A cross-platform study of parties on social media during the 2021 Norwegian elections.
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Magin, Melanie Andrea; Skogerbø, Eli; Larsson, Anders Olof & Hassler, Jörg
(2023).
Shaped by gender stereotypes? Comparing the election campaigns on Facebook and Instagram by female and male top politicians in Norway and Germany.
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Tønnesen, Hedvig; Bene, Márton; Haßler, Jörg; Larsson, Anders Olof; Magin, Melanie Andrea & Skogerbø, Eli
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(2023).
Between Anger and Love. A Multi-Level Study on the Impact of Policy Issues on User Reactions in National Election Campaigns on Facebook in Germany, Hungary, and Norway.
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Skogerbø, Eli; McCallum, Kerry; Dreher, Tanja & Poppy, De Souza
(2022).
Overshadowed voices in Global Inquries .
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Magin, Melanie; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Norwegian parties’ and party leaders’ issue ownership on Facebook and Instagram in the 2021 Norwegian parliamentary election campaign.
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Magin, Melanie; Larsson, Anders Olof; Tønnesen, Hedvig & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Who’s afraid of populism? The use of populist communication by parties and politicians on Facebook and Instagram during the 2021 Norwegian election campaign.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Challenging the Nordic Image of Progressiveness: Reflections on experiences with research impact from collaborative, cross-cultural and cross-border research.
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Vranic, Anja & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Silence, voice, and public listening - Media coverage of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Norway.
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Magin, Melanie; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Issue ownership in the 2021 Norwegian election: parties and candidates on Facebook and Instagram.
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Larsson, Anders Olof; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Magin, Melanie & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Prioritizing platforms – detailing party engagement efforts during the 2021 Norwegian elections.
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Larsson, Anders Olof; Tønnesen, Hedvig; Magin, Melanie & Skogerbø, Eli
(2022).
Parties, platforms and prioritizations – Party use of social media during the 2021 Norwegian elections.
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Tønnesen, Hedvig; Bene, Márton; Haßler, Jörg; Larsson, Anders Olof; Magin, Melanie & Skogerbø, Eli
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(2022).
Between anger and love: Comparing citizen engagement with party posts during election campaigns across three countries.
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Ni Bhroin, Niamh & Skogerbø, Eli
(2020).
Indigenous participation in media production: the case of Giddajohtin.
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Skogerbø, Eli & Larsson, Anders Olof
(2019).
Comparing Twitter and Instagram as platforms for party leader communication – Findings from the 2017 Norwegian election.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2018).
Har Sverige fått "norske tilstander"?
I Nord, Lars; Grusell, Marie; Bolin, Niklas & Falasca, Kajsa (Red.),
Snabbtänkt.
Mittuniversitetet.
s. 132–132.
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Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2018).
Crossing over? Parties and politicians on Twitter and Instagram.
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Ni Bhroin, Niamh & Skogerbø, Eli
(2018).
#NRK Rein: Exploring a mainstream and multi-platform Indigenous Media production by a Public Service Broadcaster as a Media Innovation.
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Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2016).
Out with the Old, In with the New? Perceptions of social (and other) media by local and regional Norwegian politicians.
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Ihlen, Øyvind; Skogerbø, Eli & Allern, Sigurd
(2015).
Konklusjon.
I Ihlen, Øyvind; Skogerbø, Eli & Allern, Sigurd (Red.),
Makt, medier og politikk: Norsk politisk kommunikasjon.
Universitetsforlaget.
ISSN 9788215024585.
s. 298–304.
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Larsson, Anders Olof & Skogerbø, Eli
(2015).
Out With the Old, In With the New? Perceptions Of Social Media By Local And Regional Norwegian Politicians.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2015).
Broadcasting: Regulation.
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ISSN 978-0-08-097087-5.
s. 859–863.
doi:
10.1016/B978-0-08-097086-8.95011-6.
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Skogerbø, Eli; Josefsen, Eva & Ni Bhroin, Niamh
(2013).
Minority media: policy implications of disruptive change.
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Skogerbø, Eli & Krumsvik, Arne H.
(2013).
Newspapers, Facebook and Twitter – intermedial agenda-setting in the Norwegian 2011 election.
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Larsson, Anders Olof; Kalsnes, Bente; Moe, Hallvard; Skogerbø, Eli & Enli, Gunn
(2013).
Twitter Use during the 2013 Norwegian Elections – Some Initial Insights.
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Krumsvik, Arne Håskjold; Skogerbø, Eli & Storsul, Tanja
(2012).
Size, ownership and innovation in newspapers.
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Enli, Gunn & Skogerbø, Eli
(2012).
A New Device in the Toolbox The Role of Social Media in Norwegian Election Campaigns.
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Karlsen, Rune & Skogerbø, Eli
(2012).
“You have to be visible” Candidate Communication in the 2009 Norwegian Election Campaign.
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Josefsen, Eva & Skogerbø, Eli
(2011).
Indigenous democracy – media use and media coverage of the 2009 Sami parliamentary election campaign.
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Karlsen, Rune & Skogerbø, Eli
(2010).
Centralized Campaign Communication: Candidate Campaign Focus and Communicative Platforms in the Norwegian 2009 Election Campaign.
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Skogerbø, Eli & Winsvold, Marte
(2008).
Arenas for participation and debate in the local public sphere – audiences and local newspapers on paper and on the web.
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Skogerbø, Eli & Winsvold, Marte
(2007).
Lærer seg debatt på nettet.
Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
ISSN 0804-3116.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2007).
«Gamle» medier lever.
Aftenposten (morgenutg. : trykt utg.).
ISSN 0804-3116.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2007).
Seerne svikter lokale tv-kanaler.
[Avis].
Adresseavisen.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2007).
Lokalt på riks.
[Avis].
Dagbladet.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2007).
Wall Street Journal mot usikker framtid - Rupert Murdoch utvider igjen.
[Avis].
Dagsavisen.
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Skogerbø, Eli
(2007).
Dette er noen av resultatene som kommer frem i et omfattende - ...forskningsprosjekt kalt «IKT og lokaldemokratiet» (ILD).
[Avis].
Nationen.
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Kalsnes, Bente; Skogerbø, Eli & Aalberg, Toril
(2016).
The power of likes: Social media logic and political communication.
Universitetet i Oslo.
Fulltekst i vitenarkiv
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Political communication on social media is the topic of this dissertation. The Internet and social media platforms have provided participants in the public sphere with new ways to connect, communicate and distribute information. This study examines how and why the three main actor groups within political communication – political actors, media actors and citizens – connect and interact on social media during the electoral process in Norway in 2013. This hybrid media landscape is characterized by political actors who can bypass media as gatekeepers and communicate directly with voters on their own Facebook pages. Simultaneously, social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter are important traffic drivers for mass media, as well as convenient ways for political journalists to reach readers and political sources.
Nevertheless, as I argue in this dissertation, the new mechanisms for attention, visibility and popularity on social media platforms is not sufficiently articulated or understood in the existing research literature. This dissertation suggests that the emerging theories of social media logic can help us understand how political communication occur in networked publics. Central in my arguments is a critical understanding of social media logic and affordances offered by communication technologies. Affordances are here understood as the action possibilities that communication technologies allow for, such as liking, sharing or measuring the response of an item. Based on the empirical findings from the articles in Part II, as well as the theoretical discussion in this cover chapter, I have developed the conceptual framework for political communication on social media, which allows us to analyse how political communication occurs on social media platforms.
The conceptual framework consists of five high-level affordances: Publishing, visibility, networking, connectivity, and segmentation. I argue that these affordances are the building blocks of the social media logic in political communication.
Lastly, this dissertation outlines the implications of the social media logic for the three key actor groups in this study. I argue that one of the main consequences of the social media logic is media actors’ weakening role as gatekeepers of information, potential turning media actors into curators of information.
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Fuglerud, Kristin Skeide; Skogerbø, Eli; Herstad, Jo & Hellman, Riitta
(2014).
Inclusive design of ICT: The challenge of diversity.
Nauka.
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Background: Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are currently an integrated part of society. Being able to take part in the information society is a prerequisite for fully being able to take part in society. The goal of “Universal design”, “design for all” and similar approaches, collectively referred to as inclusive design approaches (IDAs) in this thesis, is the development of products and services that are accessible and easy to use for as many people as possible, including people with disabilities and the elderly.
Aim: The aim of this work has been to study the challenges related to the inclusive design of ICTs, and in particular, the challenges related to design for diversity. Secondly, it has been to explore two seemingly opposing objectives in inclusive design; namely, the need for flexibility on the one hand, and the need for simplicity on the other hand. A third aim has been to study the practise of inclusive design in light of the knowledge from previous work within user-centred and participatory design.
Method: This work is based upon qualitative research from seven research projects on the universal design of ICT. The methods used in these projects have been focus groups, observation and interviews, personas and technical-accessibility testing. More than 150 participants with a wide range of capabilities have been involved in these research projects.
Contributions: This work has resulted in the following contributions:
1) Based upon examination of the current empirical material and previous and related research, the important elements of inclusive design were identified and discussed.
2) The need for flexibility of inclusively designed ICT solutions is investigated. Several types of flexibility in the empirical research material at hand were examined. Although some types of flexibility may be necessary in inclusive design, it is found that this flexibility might easily lead to complexity. Complexity will in turn be in conflict with the creation of ICT solutions that are simple and easy to use, which is another requirement of inclusive design. Five strategies to reduce the overall complexity of ICT solutions are therefore proposed.
3) A deepened understanding of inclusive design is sought by analysing, comparing and contrasting the various experiences from inclusive design in this research with knowledge from user-centred and participatory design. While it is found that a focus on user involvement is at least as important in inclusive design as in previous approaches, it is underscored that it is necessary to rethink and to be clear about the reasons and purpose behind the user involvement. The focus should be on involving users in inclusive design because it fosters innovation and mutual learning, it increases the motivation of the development team and because participants can offer important aid in prioritising activities during the design process. Based on this research, some advice with regard to selecting users and the application of methods in an inclusive design context is given.
Conclusions and future work: This research has summarised important elements of inclusive design and deepened our understanding of the challenge of diversity when designing for everybody. It has contributed with some measures to meet these challenges, and pointed out a number of open questions and areas for further work.
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Mundal, Siv Britt & Skogerbø, Eli
(2006).
Mediepolitiske aspekter ved digitaliseringen av allmennkringkastingen i Norge.
Universitetet i Bergen.
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Aaker, Jeppe Lund & Skogerbø, Eli
(2006).
Råderetten i den interaktive kultur- og opplevelsesindustrien : - et studium av vilkårene for norsk data- og videospillproduksjon.
Universitetet i Bergen.