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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"MSNBC"”.

  1. Communicating Global Climate Change: Framing Patterns in the US 24-Hour News Cycle, 2007-2009

    … by selected US 24-hour cable news outlets (MSNBC, FOX, CNN). Google search analytics revealed samples of significantly high information seeking in the US for the terms `climate' and `warming' between 2004-2011. Between 2007-2009, three samples emerged. Each article was individually analyzed …

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  2. Political Agenda-Setting in Cable News as a Possible Technique for Securing an Audience Niche

    … cable news industry, 72 hours of CNN, FOX, and MSNBC during the week preceding the 2006 congressional election were analyzed. First- and second-level agenda-setting theories are used to examine how long and in what way federal politicians are portrayed. The results indicate distinct differences …

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  3. The great American debate: A constructionist approach on the media's coverage of government bailouts

    … 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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  4. In Viewership We Trust? Exploring Relationships Between Partisan Cable News and Mass Partisan Sentiment

    … partisan cable news sources (Fox News and MSNBC) and corresponding partisan sentiment, taking into account individuals' own partisan leanings. I find those who consume like-minded partisan media to express more partisanship (both for their own political group and against the other). I …

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  5. Enlightened: Can short-form news videos open minds?

    … TV networks across the ideological spectrum (MSNBC, CNN, Bloomberg TV, ABC News and Fox News) and processed by a real-time news recording and processing system SuperGlue, to which I have also contributed. The processed news videos were summarized using a variation of the TextRank algorithm on …

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  6. Religion and differential justice.

    … though, was positively associated with viewing MSNBC and other TV news. In the second study, I assess the role of black Protestant churches in civil society by estimating the effects of county-level affiliation rates on crime rates in the South. Applying spatial analyses to data from the 2010 …

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  7. Religion and differential justice.

    … though, was positively associated with viewing MSNBC and other TV news. In the second study, I assess the role of black Protestant churches in civil society by estimating the effects of county-level affiliation rates on crime rates in the South. Applying spatial analyses to data from the 2010 …

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  8. Entity Information Extraction using Structured and Semi-structured resources

    … 6 competing EL systems. On the benchmark MSNBC dataset, NEREL, provides a 60% reduction in error over the next best NER system and a 68% reduction in error over the next-best EL system. We also extend the idea of using semi-structured resources to a relatively less explored area of entity …

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  9. Students' Attitudes towards Socially--but Not Scientifically--Controversial Subjects: Evaluating Ways in which These Attitudes May Be Shifted

    … of other news outlets such as Fox News, CNN, or MSNBC. We sought to compare the effects of two different sets of videos, one comedic and one authoritative scientific, on students' knowledge of and attitudes towards climate change as well as how the two sets of videos were received by students. …

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