Walsh, Matt
2024.
Platform speech: Journalists and political campaigners reflect on Facebook and disintermediation in three UK general elections.
Journalism
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Walsh, Matt and Singer, Jane B. 2023. Facebook and disintermediation in three UK general elections. Presented at: AEJMC Annual Conference, Political Communication Division, Washington, DC, USA, 7-10 August 2023. |
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Walsh, Matt and Singer, Jane B. 2023. Party platform: disintermediated campaigning on Facebook in three UK general elections. Presented at: 9th Annual Conference of the International Journal of Press/Politics, University of Edinburgh, 12-13 October 2023. |
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Walsh, Matt 2020. Snap election surprises: A quantitative analysis of Facebook use by political actors in the 2017 UK election. Iordanidou, Sofia, Takas, Emmanouil, Jukes, Stephen and Jebril, Nael, eds. Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era, Intellect, pp. 61-92. |
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Walsh, Matthew
2019.
#GE2019 – Labour owns the Tories on Instagram, the latest digital battlefield.
Jackson, D., Thorsen, E., Lilleker, D. and Weidhase, N., eds.
UK Election Analysis 2019: Media, Voters and the Campaign,
Poole:
The Centre for Comparative Politics and Media Research,
pp. 82-83.
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Ollerton, Jeff, Walsh, Matthew and Sullivan, Ted 2019. Press freedom is necessary to advance environmental protections across the world. Democratic Audit UK 2019 |
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