Tatsiana Karaliova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4910484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tatsiana Karaliova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tatsiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Karaliova |
| SIGNATURE | KARALIOVA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Audiences and Journalistic Capital: Roles of journalism
Journalists have found themselves in a complex relationship with audiences as they help gather and distribute news. Audiences represent a new type of entrant into the journalistic field, possibly bringing with them new forms of journalistic capital. This survey-based study sets out to explore how ordinary Americans assess traditional and emergent normative journalistic roles. The study also examines how citizens (N = 2058) and journalists (N = 41…
Let Them Talk: New Year’s Presidential Rhetoric in Russia, Belarus, and Poland
This comparative analysis examined how the presidents of Russia, Belarus, and Poland, the three countries with different political regimes, used the New Year’s addresses to rhetorically construct social reality in terms of national identity and the positions of the countries in the world. Specifically, the study looked at how presidents used rhetorical means to build and reinforce solidarity and civil sphere, to appeal to the nations’ historical …
News use of mobile media: A contingency model
A mobile contingency model is introduced and used to guide hypotheses about how the strength of people’s habits for using an incumbent medium (here, print newspapers), their degree of adoption of a newer medium (mobile devices), and their attitudes about the importance of professional news sources, influence their use of mobile devices for communication functions including entertainment, interpersonal communication, following news, financial tran…
Audiences and Journalistic Capital: Roles of journalism
Journalists have found themselves in a complex relationship with audiences as they help gather and distribute news. Audiences represent a new type of entrant into the journalistic field, possibly bringing with them new forms of journalistic capital. This survey-based study sets out to explore how ordinary Americans assess traditional and emergent normative journalistic roles. The study also examines how citizens (N = 2058) and journalists (N = 41…
Let Them Talk: New Year’s Presidential Rhetoric in Russia, Belarus, and Poland
This comparative analysis examined how the presidents of Russia, Belarus, and Poland, the three countries with different political regimes, used the New Year’s addresses to rhetorically construct social reality in terms of national identity and the positions of the countries in the world. Specifically, the study looked at how presidents used rhetorical means to build and reinforce solidarity and civil sphere, to appeal to the nations’ historical …
News use of mobile media: A contingency model
A mobile contingency model is introduced and used to guide hypotheses about how the strength of people’s habits for using an incumbent medium (here, print newspapers), their degree of adoption of a newer medium (mobile devices), and their attitudes about the importance of professional news sources, influence their use of mobile devices for communication functions including entertainment, interpersonal communication, following news, financial tran…
News use of mobile media: A contingency model
A mobile contingency model is introduced and used to guide hypotheses about how the strength of people’s habits for using an incumbent medium (here, print newspapers), their degree of adoption of a newer medium (mobile devices), and their attitudes about the importance of professional news sources, influence their use of mobile devices for communication functions including entertainment, interpersonal communication, following news, financial tran…
Let Them Talk: New Year’s Presidential Rhetoric in Russia, Belarus, and Poland
This comparative analysis examined how the presidents of Russia, Belarus, and Poland, the three countries with different political regimes, used the New Year’s addresses to rhetorically construct social reality in terms of national identity and the positions of the countries in the world. Specifically, the study looked at how presidents used rhetorical means to build and reinforce solidarity and civil sphere, to appeal to the nations’ historical …
Audiences and Journalistic Capital: Roles of journalism
Journalists have found themselves in a complex relationship with audiences as they help gather and distribute news. Audiences represent a new type of entrant into the journalistic field, possibly bringing with them new forms of journalistic capital. This survey-based study sets out to explore how ordinary Americans assess traditional and emergent normative journalistic roles. The study also examines how citizens (N = 2058) and journalists (N = 41…
Political science (3 works) · Law (2 works) · Social Media and Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Advertising (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Argument (complex analysis (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Capital (architecture (1 works) · Collective identity (1 works)