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Can social media networks like Facebook and Twitter influence the agenda-setting of traditional media? Two case studies from Egypt.
This research aims to examine if social media content that is widely shared or commented on can influence the agenda of traditional media on women issues namely the sexual harassment and undocumented marriages, to what extent and whether or not the same framing applies when the discussion moves from...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2018
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