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News coverage focusing on politics and government, often a priority in European media.

Short, impactful pieces of information in news reports.

News reported directly by citizens, often via social media, like videos from phones.

News with strong opinions from pundits, not objective reporting. Often seen on blogs and social media, including cable news.

Large news outlets like newspapers, news shows, magazines; traditional media.

News accessed through the internet, including websites, blogs, social media, and streaming platforms

News delivered through television and radio, often characterized by short, dramatic information called soundbites.

News delivered via internet sources, including online newspapers, blogs, social media, YouTube, and Twitter.

People who frequently use high-speed internet access for news and information.

Broadcast news often uses short soundbites; online news may have longer articles, but also bias; some quality can vary.

The collective beliefs, attitudes, and feelings of the public on a particular issue or topic.

Identification with or support of a particular political party.

Information shortcuts used to make quick decisions, especially in politics.

Individuals or groups influencing public opinion on specific issues.

The journalistic ideal of providing non-ideological, balanced reporting, presenting facts objectively.

Investigative journalism focused on accountability, finding wrongdoing.

Abundant, accessible information enabling informed decision-making and critical thinking on public issues.

News focused on entertainment, sports, and celebrities.

Voting based on past performance of the government, often influenced by economic conditions.

The driving force behind media organizations to generate revenue, influencing content choices.

Unequal access to digital resources and technology for lower-income individuals.

Advantages of new media, including convenience, currency, depth, and diversity.

Negative aspects like declining quality, misinformation, echo chambers, and distrust.

Online environments filtering news to confirm users' preexisting opinions.

Transition from family-owned news to large corporation ownership.

People's opinions about political issues, events, and leaders.

The aggregate of political attitudes of the general population.

Basic principles influencing political attitudes & opinions.

A set of beliefs about government and society.

Political ideology advocating social & economic change.

Political ideology supporting traditional policies.

Process shaping political values and beliefs.

Amount of information about politics held by a person.

When the cost of learning outweighs the benefits.

Wide access to information for informed decision-making.

Importance of individual liberty and self-reliance.

Freedom from government interference.

Equal chances for success regardless of background.

Government by the people; rule by the majority.

Actions taken by citizens to affect political process.

Organizations seeking to influence government policy.