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spir-13527	Bruns, Axel ; Bechmann, Anja; Charquero-Ballester, Marina; Walter, Jessica G.; Stromer-Galley, Jennifer; McKernan, Brian; Giglietto, Fabio; Righetti, Nicola; Stanziano, Anna; Choucair, Tariq; Esau, Katharina; Svegaard, Sebastian; Vilkins, Samantha	REVISITING KEY CONCEPTS IN DIGITAL MEDIA RESEARCH: INFLUENCE, POPULISM, PARTISANSHIP, POLARISATION	2023.0	19	.pdf	application/pdf	6840	381	39	The third approach offers a more efficient and unbiased way of classifying political media, at least in that it is entirely data-driven. The prevalence of extremist positions over moderate ones in some recent elections and the emergence of hyperpartisan media (Benkler et al., 2018) have brought renewed attention to the impact of political polarisation (Wojcieszak, 2015) on public discourse in liberal democracies (Katsambekis, 2017).	cache/spir-13527.pdf	txt/spir-13527.txt