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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Fox News"”.
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Frame Setting and Social Media Engagement: Climate Change Communication on CNN and Fox News Facebook Pages
… communication on Facebook, focusing on CNN and Fox News posts and user engagement from 2017 to 2024. Using a Two-Layer Directional Climate Change Framing Model, which incorporates both generic and issue-specific frames along with attitudinal direction, the study analyzes 320 posts and 6,400 …
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Representation of Missing Children in National Television News
… of missing children in television news reflect missing children statistics from "official" sources. The methodology used in this study was a content analysis of five national television news stations from 1987-2011 using the Vanderbilt Television News Archive. News segments were …
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Broadcast news and abortion : the effects of conservative narratives on the reproductive health debate
… analysis of broadcast transcripts from CNN and FOX News, I examine the arguments articulated by politicians, activists, and members of the media on issues concerning reproductive health. I argue that, beginning in 1996, conservatives used the venue provided by broadcast media to seize on changes …
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"Other" news : enemy image construction and otherization of Al Jazeera in American television news
… thesis explores the construction of the Arabic news network Al Jazeera on mainstream American television news. A textual analysis of transcripts from American television news programs on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and Fox News was conducted using a model of enemy image construction and Otherization in …
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Headlines as networked language : a study of content and audience across 73 million links on Twitter
… in a precise sense, is The New York Times from Fox News? Or - Fox from NPR, NPR from CNN, CNN from Breitbart? If we think of news organizations as producers of language, as "speakers" - how similar or different are the voices? This question of the distance between news sources is fundamental to …
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Style over Substance? A Content Analysis of the Gendered Style of Political Pundits on the "Big Five"
… and female political pundits of the top five news programs from the big five networks will be studied: ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos, CBS's Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer, CNN's State of the Union with Candy Crowley, Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace, and NBC's Meet the Press …
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The great American debate: A constructionist approach on the media's coverage of government bailouts
… the mass media's behavior will compare two print newspapers (the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal) and two national news media outlets (FOX News and MSNBC) that represent both a liberal and a conservative point of view from the time period September 2007 to June 2009.
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Moterų savižudžių sprogdintojų įvaizdžiai žiniasklaidoje: sugrėsminimas ir stereotipizavimas /
… bombers in articles published by New York Times, Fox News, Guardian, Daily Mail and Al Jazeera, identify and discern stereotypes about female suicide bombers based on their gender. The problem arises when descriptions of suicide terrorism raises serious questions about how journalistic news can …
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In Viewership We Trust? Exploring Relationships Between Partisan Cable News and Mass Partisan Sentiment
… trust, increasingly partisan content on cable news networks, and increased viewership of these networks. A large portion of this literature, as well as journalistic research, has predominantly focused on individuals' consumption, rather than trust, of particular political media sources. I …
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Media Insensitivity To People Of Color: A Comparison And Contrast Of How African Americans Are Portrayed In Mainstream Media To White Americans
… Brown was portrayed as no “Gentle Giant” by Fox News and John Eligon of the New York Times wrote an article that portrayed Brown last weeks “Grappling with Problems and Promise.” I began to notice that mainstream media portrayed African American victims in a negative light while White …
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The effects of native advertisement on the U.S. news industry/
The migration of news to the web has given advertisers new opportunities to target readers with ever more personal and engaging ads. This sponsored content, known as native advertising, is placed in news publications often camouflaged as legitimate news. Though native ads bring revenue to the …
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Enlightened: Can short-form news videos open minds?
… Enlightened that presents short, swipeable news videos in a manner similar to the popular dating app Tinder. The news clips were sourced from five major TV networks across the ideological spectrum (MSNBC, CNN, Bloomberg TV, ABC News and Fox News) and processed by a real-time news recording …
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Words of War: Presidential Rationales for Military Action From World War II to Iraq
… rationales?; To what extent have television news media echoed these rationales?; Do rationales for war present in news coverage influence public support for war? To address the first question, a typology of presidential rationales is developed through synthesis of the extant literature and …
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Patriotic Protest, Racist Revolt, or Just Another Event: Television News Framing of the Tea Party Movement
… has focused largely on the ways in which newspapers and mainstream television networks represent leftist movements. The conservative, pro-capitalist Tea Party movement, which began to receive national news coverage in February 2009, provides an opportunity to examine the same types of …
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Religion and differential justice.
… related to religious attendance and viewing FOX News Channel and negatively related to political liberalism, religious salience, and viewing other TV news (e.g., PBS, BBC). Fear of police brutality, though, was positively associated with viewing MSNBC and other TV news. In the second study, I …
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Religion and differential justice.
… related to religious attendance and viewing FOX News Channel and negatively related to political liberalism, religious salience, and viewing other TV news (e.g., PBS, BBC). Fear of police brutality, though, was positively associated with viewing MSNBC and other TV news. In the second study, I …
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Students' Attitudes towards Socially--but Not Scientifically--Controversial Subjects: Evaluating Ways in which These Attitudes May Be Shifted
… Previous findings have shown viewers of comedy news shows (the type of news show most frequently watched by younger viewers) to be better informed on some issues than viewers of other news outlets such as Fox News, CNN, or MSNBC. We sought to compare the effects of two different sets of videos, …
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Computational Framing Analysis: Proposing And Applying an Unsupervised Entity-Centric Semantic Relations Approach
… novel computational approach to analyze how the news media construct frames around certain people or groups in their coverage. The approach centers on entity-centric emphasis frames, focusing on the language used to attribute key entities (e.g., shooters and victims in mass shooting incidents). …