Sascha Hölig
Biographic Data
| ID | 4900340 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sascha Hölig |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sascha |
| FAMILY NAME | Hölig |
| SIGNATURE | HÖLIG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hans-Bredow-Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4493-0651 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Academia and journalism
Traditionally, researchers have played only a limited role as experts or qualified sources for journalists—and journalists were the subject of investigation for researchers rather than cooperation partners. The rapid pace of transformation processes in media use poses various challenges for media practitioners today, which is why they increasingly rely on the support of media researchers and their valuable insights into consumer attitudes and beh…
Types of Information Orientation and Information Levels Among Young and Old News Audiences
Studies on audiences’ information behavior paint a mixed picture of young and old people’s interests, their involvement with news and information, and the effects news consumption has on their learning. By adapting Giddens’s structuration approach, this study aims to assess audience behavior and its relationship with journalism by comparing the use behavior and attitudes of three age groups—adolescents, young adults, and adults—as characterized b…
Does Journalism Still Matter? The Role of Journalistic and non-Journalistic Sources in Young Peoples’ News Related Practices
In today's hybrid media environment new content creators challenge the status of professionally produced journalism and blur the lines between professional and non-professional content. Growing up in this information landscape, younger generations have developed news-related practices and attitudes that lie in stark contrast to those of previous generations. In addition, discrepancies exist between news definitions and the use practices of young …
Neutral vermitteln“ oder „ermächtigend berichten“? Strukturelle Unterschiede von journalistischem Rollenselbstverständnis und bevölkerungsseitigen Erwartungen
In der Forschung zu journalistischen Rollen gewinnen in letzter Zeit „Beziehungsstudien“ an Bedeutung, die mithilfe von Journalist*innen- und Bevölkerungsbefragungen ermittelte Selbst- und Fremderwartungen an journalistische Leistungen gegenüberstellen. Methodisch dominieren dabei Vergleiche von Mittelwerten, Korrelations- oder Hauptkomponentenanalysen, die vordefinierte, kommunikatorzentrierte Dimensionen über die Umfragedaten legen. Wir gehen i…
Keeping on top of the world
In recent years, the use of the Internet and social media as sources of news has risen all over the world. Using data from “The Peoples’ Internet” project, this article provides insights into the ways in which people use the Internet to access news in seven countries with very different media systems, digital economies and cultures. We found that news consumption patterns differ at the country level between China, the United States and five Europ…
Audience-Based Indicators for News Media Performance
Many attempts to conceptualize and to assess the performance of media systems or single news media outlets focus on the “supply side” of public communication, operationalized as characteristics of the news content and the form of presentation. These characteristics indicate the potential performance of news media; they are a necessary but not a sufficient condition for media performance. In order to assess the actual performance of news media we …
What Journalists Want and What They Ought to Do (In)Congruences Between Journalists’ Role Conceptions and Audiences’ Expectations
This article analyzes how journalists’ role conceptions compare to what the population expects fromthem. We model this interrelation as part of the reflexive relationship between journalism and audiences which is characterized by mutual (self-)expectations that can be more or less congruent. Through a representative CATI-survey (n = 1,000) we explore the tasks German citizens expect journalists to fulfill and compare them with existing representa…
Das Publikum des Journalismus
Conceptualizing Audiences in Convergent Media Environments
Informationsrepertoires Jugendlicher und junger Erwachsener
Jugendliche und junge Erwachsene zeigen in ihrer informationsorientierten Mediennutzung eine große Vielfalt. Verschiedene Angebote werden individuell kombiniert, wobei das Internet etwas vorschnell als wichtigste Informationsquelle gilt. Anhand von Nutzertypen und deren Informationsrepertoires wird gezeigt, dass auch das Fernsehen nicht zu unterschätzen ist, sobald nicht mehr nur pauschal von „sich informieren“ die Rede ist. Spezifische Informati…
What Journalists Want and What They Ought to Do (In)Congruences Between Journalists’ Role Conceptions and Audiences’ Expectations
This article analyzes how journalists’ role conceptions compare to what the population expects fromthem. We model this interrelation as part of the reflexive relationship between journalism and audiences which is characterized by mutual (self-)expectations that can be more or less congruent. Through a representative CATI-survey (n = 1,000) we explore the tasks German citizens expect journalists to fulfill and compare them with existing representa…
Does Journalism Still Matter? The Role of Journalistic and non-Journalistic Sources in Young Peoples’ News Related Practices
In today's hybrid media environment new content creators challenge the status of professionally produced journalism and blur the lines between professional and non-professional content. Growing up in this information landscape, younger generations have developed news-related practices and attitudes that lie in stark contrast to those of previous generations. In addition, discrepancies exist between news definitions and the use practices of young …
Neutral vermitteln“ oder „ermächtigend berichten“? Strukturelle Unterschiede von journalistischem Rollenselbstverständnis und bevölkerungsseitigen Erwartungen
In der Forschung zu journalistischen Rollen gewinnen in letzter Zeit „Beziehungsstudien“ an Bedeutung, die mithilfe von Journalist*innen- und Bevölkerungsbefragungen ermittelte Selbst- und Fremderwartungen an journalistische Leistungen gegenüberstellen. Methodisch dominieren dabei Vergleiche von Mittelwerten, Korrelations- oder Hauptkomponentenanalysen, die vordefinierte, kommunikatorzentrierte Dimensionen über die Umfragedaten legen. Wir gehen i…
Keeping on top of the world
In recent years, the use of the Internet and social media as sources of news has risen all over the world. Using data from “The Peoples’ Internet” project, this article provides insights into the ways in which people use the Internet to access news in seven countries with very different media systems, digital economies and cultures. We found that news consumption patterns differ at the country level between China, the United States and five Europ…
Academia and journalism
Traditionally, researchers have played only a limited role as experts or qualified sources for journalists—and journalists were the subject of investigation for researchers rather than cooperation partners. The rapid pace of transformation processes in media use poses various challenges for media practitioners today, which is why they increasingly rely on the support of media researchers and their valuable insights into consumer attitudes and beh…
Conceptualizing Audiences in Convergent Media Environments
Informationsrepertoires Jugendlicher und junger Erwachsener
Jugendliche und junge Erwachsene zeigen in ihrer informationsorientierten Mediennutzung eine große Vielfalt. Verschiedene Angebote werden individuell kombiniert, wobei das Internet etwas vorschnell als wichtigste Informationsquelle gilt. Anhand von Nutzertypen und deren Informationsrepertoires wird gezeigt, dass auch das Fernsehen nicht zu unterschätzen ist, sobald nicht mehr nur pauschal von „sich informieren“ die Rede ist. Spezifische Informati…
Das Publikum des Journalismus
Audience-Based Indicators for News Media Performance
Many attempts to conceptualize and to assess the performance of media systems or single news media outlets focus on the “supply side” of public communication, operationalized as characteristics of the news content and the form of presentation. These characteristics indicate the potential performance of news media; they are a necessary but not a sufficient condition for media performance. In order to assess the actual performance of news media we …
What Journalists Want and What They Ought to Do (In)Congruences Between Journalists’ Role Conceptions and Audiences’ Expectations
This article analyzes how journalists’ role conceptions compare to what the population expects fromthem. We model this interrelation as part of the reflexive relationship between journalism and audiences which is characterized by mutual (self-)expectations that can be more or less congruent. Through a representative CATI-survey (n = 1,000) we explore the tasks German citizens expect journalists to fulfill and compare them with existing representa…
Keeping on top of the world
In recent years, the use of the Internet and social media as sources of news has risen all over the world. Using data from “The Peoples’ Internet” project, this article provides insights into the ways in which people use the Internet to access news in seven countries with very different media systems, digital economies and cultures. We found that news consumption patterns differ at the country level between China, the United States and five Europ…
Types of Information Orientation and Information Levels Among Young and Old News Audiences
Studies on audiences’ information behavior paint a mixed picture of young and old people’s interests, their involvement with news and information, and the effects news consumption has on their learning. By adapting Giddens’s structuration approach, this study aims to assess audience behavior and its relationship with journalism by comparing the use behavior and attitudes of three age groups—adolescents, young adults, and adults—as characterized b…
Does Journalism Still Matter? The Role of Journalistic and non-Journalistic Sources in Young Peoples’ News Related Practices
In today's hybrid media environment new content creators challenge the status of professionally produced journalism and blur the lines between professional and non-professional content. Growing up in this information landscape, younger generations have developed news-related practices and attitudes that lie in stark contrast to those of previous generations. In addition, discrepancies exist between news definitions and the use practices of young …
Neutral vermitteln“ oder „ermächtigend berichten“? Strukturelle Unterschiede von journalistischem Rollenselbstverständnis und bevölkerungsseitigen Erwartungen
In der Forschung zu journalistischen Rollen gewinnen in letzter Zeit „Beziehungsstudien“ an Bedeutung, die mithilfe von Journalist*innen- und Bevölkerungsbefragungen ermittelte Selbst- und Fremderwartungen an journalistische Leistungen gegenüberstellen. Methodisch dominieren dabei Vergleiche von Mittelwerten, Korrelations- oder Hauptkomponentenanalysen, die vordefinierte, kommunikatorzentrierte Dimensionen über die Umfragedaten legen. Wir gehen i…
Academia and journalism
Traditionally, researchers have played only a limited role as experts or qualified sources for journalists—and journalists were the subject of investigation for researchers rather than cooperation partners. The rapid pace of transformation processes in media use poses various challenges for media practitioners today, which is why they increasingly rely on the support of media researchers and their valuable insights into consumer attitudes and beh…
Media Studies and Communication (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Social Media and Politics (8 works) · Advertising (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Journalism (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · World Wide Web (4 works) · Art (3 works)