Prof. Dr. Carsten Reinemann

Professor of Political Communication Research, Director of the Department of Media and Communication | Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich

carsten.reinemann@ifkw.lmu.de
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Digital society

Paradigm shift: new approach to measuring opinion power in the platform age

News
25 April 2024

Youtube, X, BILD – which media brands influence public opinion and how can opinion power be measured? The ‘bidt policy brief’ outlines how opinion power monitoring can replace the tv-centred media concentration law.

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Digital public sphere

Monitoring opinion power: A new approach to ensure diverse opinion formation in the platform age

Publication

This policy brief shows how contemporary opinion power monitoring could look like and outlines the need for action.

Digital public sphere

Measuring opinion power and diversity on the Internet: Towards a new conception of regulating media concentration

Project

What could control of media concentration that secures the functioning of the political public sphere in the age of digitalisation look like?

Digital public sphere

Controlling opinion power and monitoring diversity in the digital age

Publication

Media diversity control, concentration control, media state treaty – political publicity in democracies needs a distribution of media opinion power. With digitalisation, there is a new discussion about the regulation…

Digital public sphere

Form my opinion

News
23 January 2020

What about the diversity of opinion in digital media? Who has the power of opinion and how can it be measured? An interview with Carsten Reinemann.

Publications

  • Schneiders, Pascal; Stegmann, Daniel; Stark, Birgit; Zieringer, Lisa; Reinemann, Carsten (2023)

    Meinungsmacht unter der Lupe

    Ein Ansatz für eine vielfaltssichernde, holistische Plattform und Intermediärsregulierung

    Conference paper
    Eisenegger, Mark; Ettinger, Patrik; Seethaler, Josef; Prinzing, Marlis, Proceedings of the Regulierung, Governance und Medienethik in der digitalen Gesellschaft, 16. Mediensymposium
    Project: Meinungsmacht
  • Stegmann, Daniel; Zieringer, Lisa; Stark, Birgit; Reinemann, Carsten (2022)

    Meinungsvielfalt, Meinungsmacht, Meinungsbildung

    Zum (ungeklärten) Verhältnis zentraler Begriffe der deutschen Medienkonzentrationskontrolle

    Journal article
    UFITA - Archiv für Medienrecht und Medienwissenschaft, Volume: 86, Nr. 1, P. 38-70
    DOI: 10.5771/2568-9185-2022-1-38
    Project: Meinungsmacht
  • Reinemann, Carsten; Haas, Alexander; Rieger, Diana (2022)

    “I don’t care, ’cause I don’t trust them!”

    The impact of information sources, institutional trust, and right-wing populist attitudes on the perception of the COVID-19 pandemic during the first lockdown in Germany

    Journal article
    SCM (Studies in Communication and Media), Volume: 11, Nr. 1, P. 132-168
    DOI: 10.5771/2192-4007-2022-1-132
    Project: Meinungsmacht
  • Reinemann, Carsten; Zieringer, Lisa; Mithöfer, Mareike (2021)

    Dokumentation zur Ad hoc-Analyse „Meinungsklima Corona“

    Internet document
    DOI: 10.13140/rg.2.2.31568.84489
    https://twitter.com/ProfReinemann/status/1368560076991176704
    Project: Meinungsmacht
  • Reinemann, Carsten; Zieringer, Lisa (2021)

    Meinungsmachtkontrolle und Vielfaltsmonitoring

    Eine kritische Reflexion der Begriffe, Annahmen, Indikatoren und Verfahren von Medienstaatsvertrag, Konzentrationskontrolle und Medienvielfaltsmonitor

    Grey literature / report
    bidt, bidt Working Paper
    DOI: 10.35067/bv16-2z30
    Project: Meinungsmacht
  • Reinemann, Carsten; Zieringer, Lisa (2021)

    Meinungsmachtkontrolle und Vielfaltsmonitoring im digitalen Zeitalter: Eine kritische Reflexion der Begriffe, Annahmen, Indikatoren und Verfahren von Medienstaatsvertrag, Konzentrationskontrolle und Medienvielfaltsmonitoring

    Grey literature / report
    bidt Working Paper, München
    Project: Meinungsmacht