Alice Mattoni|Diego Ceccobelli
Comparing hybrid media systems in the digital age: A theoretical framework for analysis
Scuola Normale Superiore|Scuola Normale Superiore
relationship media politics today deeply entrenched wide use information communication technologies point scholars speak emergence hybrid media systems older newer media logics combine however still unclear configuration hybrid media systems changes across countries today especially regard interconnection media politics article aim develop theoretical framework capture national differences want develop heuristic device understand whether transformations brought information communication technologies media political realm also contribute reshaping national media systems extent outlining main scope article introduction section discuss theoretical framework hallin mancini developed compare media systems across countries present frameworks main strengths weaknesses used tool understanding relationship media politics digital era argue need updated expanded version theoretical framework first update four original dimensions structure media market political parallelism state intervention journalistic professionalism transversely including information communication technologiesrelated indicators second expand original theoretical framework one new dimension grassroots participation related indicators conclusion section summarize theoretical proposal present indicators potential comparative data sources assess similarities differences national media systems across countries finally also note two limitations article