Твиттер как инструмент формирования политической повестки дня в России 2010–2013 годов: зарождение Интернет-элиты

Виктория Александровна Филиппова

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Виктория Александровна Филиппова St. Petersburg State University, 7-9, Universitetskaya nab., St. Petersburg, 199034, Russian Federation

Abstract

In the article we analyze the Twitter environment, its role and opportunities for political agenda-setting in Russia. We compare popular tweets’ data for years 2010–2013 and profi les of authors by content analysis. Also in the article we describe key characteristics of Twitter accounts, which allow to speak about the birth of the Internet elite, expanding the relationship between the political and media elite in classical agenda-setting.

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