Thomas N. Friemel

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	Monographs
M05	Friemel, Thomas N. (in preparation) Sozialpsychologie der Mediennutzung. Motive, Charakteristik und Wirkung interpersonaler Kommunikation über massenmediale Inhalte. Konstanz, UVK. [engl. title: The Socialpsychology of Media-Use. University Press Konstanz]		;network;social;monograph;psych;
M04	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2011 - in press) Medienwirkungsforschung. Grundlagen und Anwendungen (4. überarb. u. erw. Aufl.). Konstanz, UVK. [engl. title: Media Effects (4th Edition), University Press Konstanz]		;social;monograph;
M03	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Kommunikationskampagnen im Gesundheitsbereich. Grundlagen und Anwendungen (2. völlig überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage). Konstanz, UVK. [engl. title: Communication Campaigns for Public Health (2nd Edition). University Press Konstanz]	Publisher Website Buy Book (Amazon) Download Cover	;health;monograph;
M02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Mediennutzung im Sozialen Kontext. Dissertation der Universität Zürich. Zürich. [engl. title: Media-Use and its Social Context. Dissertation Thesis at the University of Zurich]	Download Fulltext (d) Download Abstract (d/e)	;network;social;monograph;
M01	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Kommunikationskampagnen im Gesundheitsbereich. Grundlagen und Anwendungen. Konstanz, UVK. [engl. title: Communication Campaigns for Public Health. University Press Konstanz]		;health;monograph;

	Edited Volumes
E02	Friemel, Thomas N. (Ed.) (2008) Why Context Matters. Applications of Social Network Analysis. Wiesbaden, VS Verlag.	Download PDF	;edited;network;
E01	Friemel, Thomas N. (Ed.) (2007) Applications of Social Network Analysis. Proceedings of the 3rd Conference on Applications of Social Network Analysis. Konstanz, UVK (University Press Konstanz).	Download PDF Flyer	;edited;network;

	Refereed Journal Articles
A04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2011 - in press) Network Dynamics of Television Use in School Classes. In: Social Networks.		;social;peerarticle;network;
A03	Friemel, Thomas N./Signer, Sara (2010) Web 2.0 Literacy: Four Aspects of the Second-Level Digital Divide. In: Studies in Communication Sciences 10/2, p. 147-170.	Download PDF	;psych;online;peerarticle;
A02	Wirth, Werner et al. (2010) Agenda Building and Setting in a Referendum Campaign. Investigating the Flow of Arguments Among Campaigners, the Media, and the Public. In: Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 87/2, p. 328-345.	Download PDF	;political;peerarticle;
A01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Anatomie von Kommunikationsrollen. Methoden zur Identifizierung von Akteursrollen in gerichteten Netzwerken. In: Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie 60/3, p. 473-499. [engl. title: Anatomy of Communication Roles. Methods for Identifying Actor Roles in directed Networks]	Download PDF	;network;social;peerarticle;

	Other Journal Articles
B02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2011): Dynamics of Social Networks. In: Procedia Social and Behavioral Sciences, p. 2-3.	Download PDF	;edited;otherarticle;network;
B01	Friemel, Thomas N./Schnell, Kevin (2005) Überschätzte Meinungsmacher. Auf der Suche nach Opinion Leaders. In: Media Trend Journal 20/1-2, p. 56-58. [engl. title: Overestimated Opinion Leaders]	Download PDF	;otherarticle;social;network;

	Book Chapters
C14	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2011– in press) The Role of Knowledge in Direct Democratic Campaigns. In: Kriesi, Hanspeter (Ed.): Political Communication in Direct Democratic Campaigns. Enlightening or Manipulation? Hampshire, Palgrave Macmillan.		;bookchapter;political;
C13	Friemel, Thomas N. (in press): Switzerland. In: Barnett, George A. (Ed.): Encyclopedia of Social Networks. Sage.		;bookchapter;network;
C12	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N./Wirth, Werner (2010) Medienwirkungsforschung. In: Bonfadelli, Heinz/Jarren, Otfried/Sigert, Gabrieble (Ed.): Einführung in die Publizistikwissenschaft. Konstanz, UVK, p. 609-660. [engl. title: Media-Effects. In: Introduction to Masscommunication Research]		;bookchapter;social;psych;
C11	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Diffusionsforschung. In: Stegbauer, Christian / Häussling, Roger (Ed.): Handbuch Netzwerkforschung, Wiesbaden: VS, p. 825-833. [engl. title: Diffusion Research. In: Handbook of Social Network Analysis]	Download PDF	;bookchapter;network;
C10	Friemel, Thomas N./Knecht, Andrea (2009) Praktische Grenzen vs. effektive Netzwerke. Eine Diskussion zur Validität von Schulklassen als komplette Netzwerke. In: Stegbauer, Christian / Häussling, Roger (Ed.): Netzwerkgrenzen, Wiesbaden: VS. Practical Boundaries vs. Effective Social Networks	Download PDF	;bookchapter;social;network;
C09	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Mediensport als Gesprächsthema. Sozialpsychologische Betrachtung der interpersonalen Kommunikation über Sportberichterstattung in Massenmedien. In: Schramm, Holger & Marr, Mirko: Die Sozialpsychologie des Sports in den Medien. Köln: Halem, p. 199-222. [engl. title: Media Sport as Conversation Topic. A Socialpsychological Perspective on Interpersonal Communication about Sportcoverage in Mass Media ]	Download PDF	;bookchapter;social;network;psych;
C08	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Digital Divide. In: Carr, Deborah (Ed.): Encyclopedia of the Life Course and Human Development. Vol. 2. Adulthood. Farmington Hills, Gale, p. 273.	Download PDF	;bookchapter;online;
C07	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Media and Technology Use in Adulthood. In: Carr, Deborah (Ed.): Encyclopedia of the Life Course and Human Development. Vol. 2. Adulthood. Farmington Hills, Gale, p. 273-276.	Download PDF	;bookchapter;online;
C06	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Netzwerkanalytische Methoden zur Identifizierung von Kommunikationsrollen. In: Stegbauer, Christian (Ed.): Netzwerkanalyse und Netzwerktheorie. Ein neues Paradigma in den Sozialwissenschaften. Wiesbaden, VS, p. 179-190. [engl. title: Networkanalytic Methods to Identify Communication Roles]		;bookchapter;social;network;
C05	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Why Context Matters. In: Friemel, Thomas N. (Ed.): Why Context Matters. Applications of Social Network Analysis. Wiesbaden, VS Verlag, p. 9-13.		;bookchapter;network;
C04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Hierarchical Structures in Digraphs – Measurement and Interpretation. In: Serdült, Uwe/Täube, Volker G. (Eds.): Applications of Social Network Analysis ASNA 2005. Berlin: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag, p. 341-356.	Download PDF	;bookchapter;social;network;
C03	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007): Applications of Social Network Analysis. In: Friemel, Thomas N. (Ed.). Applications of Social Network Analysis. Konstanz, UVK.		;bookchapter;network;
C02	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Using Communication Theory and Research Based Evidence to Improve Public Communication Health Campaigns. In: Rubinelli, Sara/Haes, Joachim (Eds.): Tailoring Health Messages. Bridging the Gap between Social and Humanistic Perspectives on Health Communication. Proceedings of the International Conference, Monte Verità, Lugano, Switzerland, July 6-10.		;bookchapter;health;
C01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Die Netzwerkanalyse in der Publizistikwissenschaft. In: Serdült, Uwe (Ed.): Anwendungen sozialer Netwerkanalyse. Zürich, p. 26-36. [engl. title: Social Network Analysis in Communication Science]	Download PDF	;bookchapter;network;social;

	Other Publications (Reviews, Conference Reports, Non scientific publications)
O04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Agenda Setting. In: Hedinger, Johannes M. / Gossolt, Marcus (Ed.): Lexikon zur zeitgenössischen Kunst von Com&Com. Sulgen / Zürich, Niggli, p. 11-12. [engl. title: Agenda Setting. In: Encyclopedia of Contemporary Art]	Download PDF	;otherpub;
O03	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Der KVT in der Mediengesellschaft. In: Mitteilungen 2006/07. Herisau, Appenzeller Medienhaus. [engl. title: KVT in Media Society]		;otherpub;online;
O02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Bericht zur vierten Fachgruppentagung Medienpsychologie 7-9 September 2005, Erfurt (Germany). In: Zeitschrift für Medienpsychologie 18/1, p. 37-38.		;otherpub;
O01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2004) Kommunikationsrollen - An der Schnittstelle von interpersonaler Kommunikation und Massenmedien? Eine Netzwerkanalyse in Schulklassen unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Multi-Step-Flow of Communication Hypothese. In: DGPuK-Transfer 2004/3. [engl. title: Communication Roles as Interface between Mass Media and Interpersonal Communication]		;otherpub;social;network;

	Unpublished Research Reports
U11	Bonfadelli, Heinz / Fretwurst, Benjamin / Friemel, Thomas N. (2010): Mediale Kampagne: Der Alltag prägt Ihre Gesundheit. Leichter leben. Evaluation II: Situationsspezifische Gesundheitstipps in Coop-Filialen. Evaluationsbericht im Auftrag des Institut für Sozial- und Präventivmedizin Universität Zürich (ISPM). [engl. description: Evaluation Report of a Public Information Campaign in the Canton of Zurich].		;health;unpublishedrr;
U10	Bonfadelli, Heinz / Fretwurst, Benjamin / Friemel, Thomas N. (2010): Mediale Kampagne: Der Alltag prägt Ihre Gesundheit. Leichter leben. Evaluation I: Wahrnehmung und Bewertung der Kampagnenelemente. Evaluationsbericht im Auftrag des Institut für Sozial- und Präventivmedizin Universität Zürich (ISPM). [engl. description: Evaluation Report of a Public Information Campaign in the Canton of Zurich].		;health;unpublishedrr;
U09	Bonfadelli, Heinz / Friemel, Thomas N. / Fretwurst, Benjamin / Ruggle, Bastian (2010): Abschlussbericht für das Product Testing „Die Gesundheitsfee“. [engl. description: Evaluation Report of the Product Testing. Research Project for the Swiss Tobacco Control Fund]	Download PDF	;health;unpublishedrr;
U08	Bonfadelli, Heinz / Friemel, Thomas N. / Bächler, Jesse (2010): Zwischenbericht zur FVS Geschwindigkeitskampagne 2009-2011. Evaluationsbericht auf Basis der Telefonbefragungen T3. [engl. description: Evaluation Report of the Road Speeding Campaign 2009-2011. Research Project for the Swiss Funds for Road Safety]	Download PDF Download PDF 2	;health;unpublishedrr;
U07	Bonfadelli, Heinz/ Friemel, Thomas N. / Bächler, Jesse (2010) Zwischenbericht zur FVS Geschwindigkeitskampagne 2009-2011. Evaluationsbericht auf Basis der Telefonbefragungen T2. [engl. description: Evaluation Report of the Road Speeding Campaign 2009-2011. Research Project for the Swiss Funds for Road Safety.]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U06	Bonfadelli, Heinz/ Friemel, Thomas N. / Bächler, Jesse (2009) Zwischenbericht zur Thematik der Übermüdung. Evaluation der FVS Geschwindigkeitskampagne 2009-2011. [engl. description: Evaluation Report of the Road Speeding Campaign 2009-2011. Research Project for the Swiss Funds for Road Safety]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U05	Bonfadelli, Heinz/ Friemel, Thomas N. / Bächler, Jesse (2009) Zwischenbericht zur Nullmessung. Evaluation der FVS Geschwindigkeitskampagne 2009-2011. [engl. description: Evaluation Report of the Road Speeding Campaign 2009-2011. Research Project for the Swiss Funds for Road Safety]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U04	Bonfadelli, Heinz / Fretwurst, Benjamin / Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Zürcher Übergewichtsstudie 2009 (Nullmessung). [engl. description: Baseline Survey for an Obeisity Campaign in Canton Zurich. Research Project for the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine of the University of Zurich / Cantonal Government of Zurich]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U03	Friemel, Thomas N. / Fretwurst, Benjamin / Bonfadelli, Heinz (2009) Schlussbericht für das Bundesamt für Gesundheit zum Beratungsmandat bzgl. Bevölkerungsinformation über Transplantation und Organspende 2011ff [engl. description: Public Information Campaign on Transplantation and Organ Donation, Research Project for the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U02	Bonfadelli, Heinz/ Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Planung und Durchführung von Verkehrssicherheitskampagnen [engl. description: Planning and Managing Road Safety Campaigns. Research Project for the Swiss Funds for Road Safety]		;health;unpublishedrr;
U01	Bonfadelli, Heinz/ Friemel, Thomas N./ Leonarz, Martina (2005) Evaluation des Präventionsprojektes “schappo”. Für Engagement im Alltag [engl. description: Evaluation of the Prevention Project "schappo!", Research Project for the Department of Justice, Basel, Switzerland]		;health;unpublishedrr;

	Unpublished Working Papers
W02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Micro Navigation in a Macro Structure. Analysis of Topic Related Structures on the Internet and its Impact on Information Seeking. Paper presented at the Seminar for Quantitative Methods in the Social Science (QMSS2) of the European Science Foundation, University of Amsterdam, December 18-19, 2008.		;unpublishedwp;online;
W01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Why was there a 'Deliberative Turn' in Democratic Theory in Recent Years? Presented at the NCCR PhD Colloquia at the University of Zurich / ETH Zurich (supervised by Michael Saward).		;unpublishedwp;

	Keynote Presentations
K01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Applying Social Network Analysis to Knowledge Networks. International Keynote Address at the KM Australia 2008 Conference, Melbourne, Australia, July 22, 2008.		keynote;network;

	Invited Presentations
I08	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Gruppen als Zielgruppe für Gesundheitskampagnen. 3rd Annual Meeting of the Swiss Network on Nutrition and Health, Magglingen, Switzerland, November 10, 2010. [engl. title: Social Groups as Target Groups for Health Campaigns]		;invited;health;
I07	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Impersonal Knowledge Networks of Public Opinion. Northwestern University, Chicago/Evanston IL, USA, May 14, 2010.	Abstract (PDF)	;invited;network;political;
I06	Signer, Sara / Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Die mediale Bühne – Effekte von Publikumskonzeptionen auf Kommunikatoren und Rezipienten. Zentrum für Interdisziplinäre Forschung, Bielefeld, Germany, March 6-7, 2009. [engl. title: The Media as a Stage – Effects of the Conceptions of Recipients on Communicators and Recipients]		;invited;
I05	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Dynamics of TV Use and Social Structure in School Classes. The Amsterdam School of Communication Research, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, December 17, 2008.		;invited;network;social;
I04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Applying Longitudinal Social Network Analysis to Analyze Dynamics of Mass Media Use in School Classes. School of Behavioural Science, University of Melbourne, Australia, July 24, 2008.		;invited;network;social;
I03	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Applying Longitudinal Social Network Analysis to Analyze Dynamics of Mass Media Use in School Classes, School of Communication, Northwestern University, Chicago/Evanston IL, USA, May 21, 2008.		;invited;network;social;
I02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Mass Media Use and Effects in Social Contexts: Presented at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, March 19, 2008.		;invited;network;social;
I01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Dynamics of Media Use and Social Structure in Swiss School Classes. MEMOS Colloquia, Faculty of Sociology, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, October 17, 2007.		;invited;network;social;

	Conference Presentations
P30	Friemel, Thomas N. / Signer, Sara (2011) Internet Use of Senior Citizens in Switzerland. Talk at the Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Boston, Mai 26-30, 2011.		;conference;online;
P29	Friemel, Thomas N./Fretwurst, Benjamin (2011): Thematisierungsprozesse. Muss denn immer erst etwas passieren?[Processes of Thematization] Presentation at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Basel (Switzerland), April 8-9, 2011.		;conference;online;political;
P28	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Structure and Dynamics of Knowledge-Networks on Policy Issues. Paper accepted for 3rd European Communication Conference, Hamburg, October 12-15, 2010.		;conference;network;political;
P27	Fretwurst, Benjamin / Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Cross-National Agenda-Setting. Paper accepted for 3rd European Communication Conference, Hamburg, October 12-15, 2010.		;conference;political;online;
P26	Friemel, Thomas N. / Steglich, Christian E.G. (2010) The Classroom as Network Boundary. Identifying and Handling the Role of Inter-Class Friendships. Talk at the XXXth International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Riva del Garda (Italy), June 29 – July 4, 2010.		;conference;network;
P25	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Theoretical and Methodological Issues of Communication Roles. Talk at the Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Singapore, June 22-26, 2010.		;conference;network;social;
P24	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010) Nachrichtenwert = Gesprächswert? Einfluss der Nachrichtenfaktoren auf die Selektion von Onlinenachrichten durch die Rezipienten und deren Anschlusskommunikation im Internet [Newsvalue = Talkvalue?]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Lucerne (Switzerland), March 26-27, 2010.	view video stream	;conference;online;
P23	Friemel, Thomas N. / Signer, Sara (2010) Digital Divide und ICT-Literacy im Web 2.0. Herausforderungen für die Operationalisierung und Messung von Digital Divide und ICT-Literacy [Digital Divide and ICT-Literacy in Web 2.0]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Lucerne (Switzerland), March 26-27, 2010.		;conference;online;
P22	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Public Opinion as Impersonal Knowledge Networks. Paper presented at the 62nd Annual Conference of the World Association of Public Opinion Research (WAPOR), Lausanne, September 11-13, 2009.		;conference;political;network;
P21	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Media Choice in Social Networks. Presented at the Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Chicago (IL, USA), May 21-25, 2009.		;conference;network;social;
P20	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Desperate Viewers – Desperate Talkers. Zur Bedeutung des sozialen Kontexts bei der Konzeptualisierung von Publika [The Relevance of Considering the Social Context for the Conceptualization of Audience]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Zurich (Switzerland), March 26-27, 2009.		;conference;online;
P19	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Dynamics of TV Use and Social Structure in School Classes. Talk at the XXIXth International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, San Diego (CA, USA), March 10-15, 2009.		;conference;network;social;
P18	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Dynamics of Cognitive Structures. Talk at the XXIXth International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, San Diego (CA, USA), March 10-15, 2009.		;conference;network;political;
P17	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) „@militante Nichtraucher“ Inhaltsanalyse eines Online-Forums zur „Rauchfrei Debatte“ in der Schweiz [Content Analysis of Online Discussions on the Smoke Free Debate in Switzerland]. Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the DGPuK Section “Rezeptions- und Wirkungsforschung”, Zürich (Switzerland), January 22-24, 2009.		;conference;online;
P16	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Mass Media Use in Social Contexts. Paper presented at the Conference of the International Communication Association, Montreal (Canada), May 22-26, 2008.		;conference;network;social;
P15	Friemel, Thomas N. / Knecht, Andrea (2008) Praktische vs. theoretische Grenzen von sozialen Netzwerken. Eine Diskussion zur Validität von Schulklassen als abgeschlossene Netzwerke. [Practical vs. Theoretical Boundaries of Social Networks]. Presentation at the Spring Conference of the Working Group „Netzwerkforschung“ of the German Society for Sociology (DGS), Karlsruhe (Germany), May 15-16, 2008.		;conference;network;social;
P14	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Hast du das Spiel auch gesehen? Sportgrossereignisse als Gesprächsthema am Beispiel der Fussballweltmeisterschaft 2006 [Have You Seen the Game? Big Sport Events as Topics of Conversation]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research “Sports and Media”, Fribourg (Switzerland), April 3-4, 2008.		;conference;psych;social;
P13	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Dynamiken der Mediennutzung in sozialen Gruppen? [Dynamics of Mass Media Use in Social Groups]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Fribourg (Switzerland), April 3-4, 2008.		;conference;network;social;
P12	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Netzwerkanalytische Betrachtung von Kommunikationsrollen [A Networkanalytic View on Communication Roles]. Talk at the Conference: „Ein neues Paradigma in den Sozialwissenschaften: Netzwerkanalyse und Netzwerktheorie“, Frankfurt (Germany), September 27-28, 2007.		;conference;network;social;
P11	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Measurement and Interpretation of Hierarchical Structures in Interpersonal Communication Networks. Talk at the Conference for Quantitative Methods in the Social Science (QMSS), Prague (Czech Republic), June 20-23, 2007.		;conference;network;social;
P10	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) The Network Structures of the Knowledge Gap. Talk at the XXVIIth International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Corfu (Greece), May 1-6, 2007.		;conference;network;political;
P09	Bonfadelli et al. (2007) Effects of Campaigns – Processes of Knowledge Acquisition and Attitude Formation. Talk at the Conference of the International Communication Association, San Francisco (USA), May 24-28, 2007.		;conference;political;
P08	Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Initiating Interpersonal Communication by a Public Information Campaign. Talk at the Conference of the International Communication Association, Dresden (Germany), June 19-23, 2006.		;conference;health;social;network;
P07	Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Hierarchical Structure in Interpersonal Communication Networks. Talk at the XXVIth International Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Vancouver (BC, Canada), April 25-30, 2006.		;conference;network;social;
P06	Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) From Two-Step Flow Hypothesis to Social Network Analysis. The Changing Role of Interpersonal Communication in Media and Communication Sciences. Paper presented at the First European Communication Conference, Amsterdam (The Netherlands), November 24-26, 2005.		;conference;network;social;
P05	Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Hierarchical Structures in Digraphs – Measurement and Interpretation. Talk at the Conference on Applications of Social Network Analysis, Zurich (Switzerland), October 20-21, 2005.		;conference;network;social;
P04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Mediennutzung und interpersonale Kommunikation im Kontext von Schulklassen [Media use and Interpersonal Communication in the Context of School Classes]. Talk at the Biannual Meeting of the German Society for Psychology – Section Media Psychology, Erfurt (Germany), September 7-9, 2005.		;conference;network;social;
P03	Bonfadelli, Heinz/Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Using Communication Theory and Research Based Evidence to Improve Public Communication Health Campaigns. Paper presented at the Conference „Tailoring Health Messages. Bridging the Gap between Social and Humanistic Perspectives on Health Communication“, Monte Verità (Switzerland), July 6-10, 2005.		;conference;health;
P02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2005) Die Multi-Step-Flow-Hypothese aus Sicht der Netzwerkanalyse [The Two-Step-Flow-Hypothesis from a Networkanalytic View]. Talk at the Annual Conference of the Swiss Association of Media and Communications Research, Winterthur (Switzerland), April 8-9, 2005.		;conference;network;social;
P01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2004) Die Netwerkanalyse in der Publizistikwissenschaft. Befunde aus der Meinungsführerforschung und methodischer Entwicklungsbedarf [Social Network Analysis in Mass Communication Science. Findings in Opinion Leader Research and Methodological Shortcomings]. Paper presented at the Conference „Anwendungen sozialer Netzwerkanalyse“, Zurich (Switzerland), October 14-15, 2004.		;conference;network;social;

	Colloquia / Workshop Presentations
C08	Fretwurst, Benjamin / Friemel, Thomas (2011) Cross-National Agenda-Setting. Research Colloquia of the Institute of Mass Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland), March 14, 2011.		;workshop;online;political;
C07	Friemel, Thomas / Signer, Sara (2011) ICT-Literacy. Research Colloquia of the Institute of Mass Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland), October 19, 2009.		;workshop;online;
CP06	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Structure of Cognitive Knowledge Networks as Potential Discussion Networks of Social Groups. Paper presented at the NCCR Democracy PhD Colloquia of the University of Zurich / ETH Zurich, Grindelwald (Switzerland), June 11, 2009. With a respond by Rüdiger Schmitt-Beck (U of Mannheim, Germany)		;workshop;network;political;
CP05	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Social Network Analysis of Communication Science as a Scientific Field. Research Colloquia of the Institute of Mass Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland), March 23, 2009.		;workshop;network;
CP04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Micro Navigation in a Macro Structure. Analysis of Topic Related Structures on the Internet and its Impact on Information Seeking. Seminar for Quantitative Methods in the Social Science (QMSS2) of the European Science Foundation, University of Amsterdam, December 18-19, 2008.		;workshop;network;online;
CP03	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Functions of Interpersonal Communication about Mass Media – An Empirical Approach. Presentation at the NCCR PhD Colloquia at the University of Zurich / ETH Zurich, September 29, 2007.		;workshop;network;social;psych;
CP02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Functions of Interpersonal Communication about Mass Media – A Theoretical Outline. Presentation at the NCCR PhD Colloquia at the University of Zurich / ETH Zurich, January 22, 2007.		;workshop;network;social;psych;
CP01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2006) Funktionen interpersonaler Kommunikation über massenmediale Inhalte [Functions of Interpersonal Communication about Mass Media Content]. Talk at the PhD Colloquia at the University of Hohenheim (Stuttgart, Germany), July 27, 2007.		;workshop;network;social;psych;

	Public Presentations (non academic audience)
PP04	Friemel, Thomas N. (2010): Gruppen als Zielgruppe für Gesundheitskampagnen: Geringere Stigmatisierung durch den Einbezug des sozialen Umfeldes [Social Groups as Target Groups: Prevent Stigmatization by Adressing Social Networks]. Presentation at the 3rd National Meeting of Health Networks Switzerland [3. Nationales Treffen der Netzwerke], hepa.ch, Magglingen, Switzerland, 10. November 2010.	Event Homepage	;public;health;psych;social;
PP03	Friemel, Thomas N. (2009) Überschätzte Meinungsmacher [Overestimated Opinionleaders]. Panel discussion on Invitation by BrandNew AG, Zurich (Switzerland), May 12.		;public;network;
PP02	Friemel, Thomas N. (2008) Funktionen interpersonaler Kommunikation über massenmediale Inhalte [Functions of Interpersonal Communication about Mass Media Content]. Presented at the 175 year jubilee of the University of Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland), March 3, 2008.		;public;network;social;psych;
PP01	Friemel, Thomas N. (2007) Funktionen interpersonaler Kommunikation über massenmediale Inhalte [Functions of Interpersonal Communication about Mass Media Content]. Presented at the Symposium “Research Grant of the University of Zurich”, Zurich (Switzerland), June 26, 2007.		;public;network;social;psych;

	Media Coverage / Interviews
MC05	Radio DRS3 3 (Swiss National Public Radio Station), Interview on the topic of TV viewing, July 21, 2011.	audio file (3.6MB)	;media;
MC04	Menschen Machen Medien (German Journal for Media Professionals), Interview on the Challenges of Social Networks for Mass Media and Media Research, June/July 2011.	interview	;media;network;online;
MC03	Swissinfo.ch (international news platform of the Swiss National Public Broadcaster) Interview on the impact of Twitter on news journalism and media effects, Feb. 13, 2010.	article with quotes	;media;network;social;online;
MC02	Radio DRS 3 (Swiss National Public Radio Station) Interview on the topic of public communication campaigns on littering and vandalism, May 25, 2009.	audio file (2MB)	;media;health;
MC01	Radio Top (Private Radio Station in Switzerland) Interview on the topic of Swine Flu and Health Communication, May 4, 2009	audio stream	;media;health;