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Communicatio Socialis (ComSoc)
Zeitschrift für Ethik der Medien und der digitalen Gesellschaft- Editors:
- Prof. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Altmeppen, Prof. Dr. Susanna Endres, Prof. Dr. Alexander Filipović, Dr. Renate Hackel-de Latour, Prof. Dr. Annika Sehl
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Summary
Communicatio Socialis – Journal on Media Ethics and Communication in Religion and Society deals with trends and problems of social, media-mediated communication from a media ethics perspective.
Especially with the mediatisation and digitalisation of social communication, the importance of critical and ethical reflection on these fields is growing.
For further information on the editors, author guidelines, and peer review process of Communicatio Socialis please go to www.comsoc.nomos.de.
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- 0010-3497
- ISSN-Online
- 2198-3852
- Publisher
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Language
- Deutsch
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- Journal
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This paper examines the digital divide between people living in poverty and those not living in poverty in Germany. The theoretical framework is the three-level model of digital divides, which distinguishes between inequality in access, use, and the...
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fThis paper examines how ORF addresses poverty and social exclusion. It explores how those affected and experts evaluate the coverage, how it should be structured in the interests of those affected, and what editorial and structural...
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This article examines media portrayals of wealth and poverty. It primarily adopts a historical perspective and describes depictions of German immigrants in the United States from 1848 to 1914. Articles were analyzed using a qualitative content...
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This article examines communication strategies used in begging, focusing on cardboard signs that beggars use to encourage people to donate, even though the contributorscannot expect any immediate material benefit. Based on 42 signs, which are...
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Poverty is part of the reality of life for children and young people because they encounter it or experience it themselves. Confrontation with poverty often touches upon children’s strong sense of justice. It is evident that perceived injustice...
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