Titlebook: Digital Political Participation, Social Networks and Big Data; Disintermediation in José Manuel Robles-Morales,Ana María Córdoba-Herná Book

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How Does Politics Work? The Big Data Viewcal parties, media, etc.) that offer a more polarized view of the debate as well as those opting more for non-civic behaviours. The authors further argue for the existence of a strategy of rupture, on the part of traditional mediators, with the basic principles that should govern public opinion.

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Susan P. McCaffray,Michael Melancon mediators to adapt to the new communicative scenario without renouncing their preponderant and central position. This results in a relatively pessimistic outlook on the democratizing possibilities of digital political communication.