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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Hierarchy of Influences"”.
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Interpreting Peace Journalism in East Africa: Individual, Organizational, and Professional Influences
… in recent decades, journalists’ perceptions of peace journalism are less well understood. This relative disparity matters to the extent that journalists’ understanding of peace journalism has some bearing on the content that is produced and the progress made toward the larger normative goal …
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Journalist or influencer? Exploring young public media journalists' perceptions of individual branding on Twitter
… it belongs among the other traditional practices of journalism. The following research study explores how young public media journalists perceive individual journalistic branding and what motivates their own methods for curating their Twitter profiles. To better understand how these digital …
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An exploration of Labour Party policy and debates on national newspaper ownership from 1972-2002, with regard to models for achieving pluralistic and democratic ownership of the media
… the policy developed by Labour considered some of the difficulties with those models. It finds that the policy alternatives put forward in the earlier period considered in the thesis do not fully answer those difficulties. However, it is indicated that this does not provide sufficient …
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Saudi Journalists' Perspectives on People with Disabilities
The goal of this dissertation is to provide a deeper understanding of how Saudi news media cover people with disabilities. The role of the media in shaping public opinion is critical because journalistic reports often influence and shape people's attitudes toward disability, where news media might …
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The impact of perceptions of China’s human rights and sustainable development on its soft power initiatives in South Africa
This study examined the representation of China’s human rights and sustainability record in the mainstream South African media. It also explored the factors that influence both South African and Chinese journalists and its potential effects on their coverage of China’s sustainable development and …