Chapter 1 Introduction: Media Events — A Never Ending Story

Chapter 2 Media Events in the Aftermath of Terrorism: Exploring How Reporting Templates Produce Social Drama

Chapter 3 Tahrir 2011: Contested Dynamics of a Global Media Event

Chapter 4 International Broadcasting and the Conflict-related National Media Events: The Framing of EuroMaidan by the BBC and RT

Chapter 5 The Coverage of Opposing Events: Brazil’s Sporting Mega-events Preparation and the Host Community Civil Protests

Chapter 6 Crashing a National Media Event: The Circulation of Social Imaginaries in the Gatecrashers Riots in Finland

Chapter 7 The Mental Mapping of Europe: Do Transnational Media Events Matter?

Chapter 8 Euroelections as a European Media Event?

Chapter 9 The Aftermath of a Media Event: A Decade of Journalistic Ambivalence on the Olympic Heritage of the 2004 Olympic Games of Athens

Chapter 10 Surpassing the Media Event: The FA Cup 4th Round in the UK

Chapter 11 Trans media Events: Media Coverage of Global Trans actional Repertoires of Collective Action

Chapter 12 EuroMaidan: Mediated Protests, Rituals and Nation-in-the-Making

Chapter 13 Web 2.0 Media Events: Barack Obama’s Inauguration

Chapter 14 Mobile Media Events: Social Cohesion through an IM App