Digitalization has significantly changed both communication routines and the agendas of political actors in recent years. On one hand, the media transformation has created new opportunities for political participation and interaction. On the other hand, digital phenomena such as fake news and hate speech are being exploited by political actors to achieve strategic goals. The extent to which social media becomes echo chambers for users is a matter of debate. At what seems to be a boiling point in the discussion about media transformation, this anthology provides an overview of the impacts of digitalization on strategic political communication. Current research brings together political and communication science perspectives for an interdisciplinary assessment. The content - Changing communication structures.