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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Online Newspapers"”.
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Critical language analysis of Palestinian and Israeli online newspapers and news websites during the 2014 Gaza War
… analysis of three Israeli and three Palestinian online newspapers and news websites during the 2014 Gaza war. The study analyses a limited number of news articles from newspapers and news websites that are indicative of the media landscape on each side. The choice of these outlets is intended to …
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Male Visual Dominance Continues: a Global Study of Images of Men and Women in 750 Online Newspapers in 74 Nations.
… examined how women were represented globally in online newspapers. Depiction of men and women in online newspapers was investigated via cropping of photographs. The photograph was examined to determine if emphasis was placed on the face or body of the human image.</p> <p>The researcher used the …
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The credibility of news in Saudi Arabia : a comparative study of print newspapers with their online counterparts and exclusively online newspapers among Saudis
… of the newspaper sector has altered radically. Online provision, now sitting alongside - and to a significant extent dominating - traditional print-based news, calls forth the need to re-examine and understand the nature of newspaper credibility. Academic work to date has placed particular focus …
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Native Advertising and Disclosure
… reviews native advertisements in five prominent online newspapers for disclosure and source credibility. </p> <p>Through a content analysis of 130 online newspaper native ads, this paper reviews disclosure according to FTC guidelines for native advertising proximity and placement, prominence, …
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WHAT EVOKES QUALITY OPINIONS ONLINE? AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF ONLINE POLITICAL DISCUSSION CONTENT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING PEOPLE'S INTENTION TO EXPRESS DISAGREEMENT ONLINE
… influencing the willingness to express opinions online. Guided by the spiral of silence theory, the research used a survey to test whether fear of isolation and opinion congruency work online. Second, the study explores how psychological constructs, including self-efficacy, collective efficacy, …
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The Reporting of Rape in UK Online News: Examining the Potential Impact of the #MeToo Movement on News Framing
… catalysed a shift in the way rape is framed in online news by addressing the following research question: Has the #MeToo movement catalysed a shift in how UK online news frame stories of rape? To explore this, a thematic analysis was conducted from two major UK online newspapers, The Guardian …
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Hidden Power: Journalistic Representations of Mental Health Labels
… describe the representations of mental health in online newspaper articles published by three national publications – <em>The Washington Post</em>, <em>The New York Times</em>, and <em>USA Today</em>. Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) was used as the methodological framework, including an analysis …
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The adoption of new media technologies by the Namibia print media: A case study of the New Era and the Namibian newspaper
… study investigated the strategies employed by newspapers in Namibia to adopt new media technologies in their daily operations with a specific focus on New Era and The Namibian newspaper. The study also assessed how the print media has adopted new media technologies and examined how new media …
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Measuring and comparing the readability and vocabulary coverage of CNN, China Post and Taipei Times
… results showed that the three online newspapers, CNN, the China Post and the Taipei Times had a GSL coverage of 77.85%, 7627% and 75.76% respectively and a AWL coverage of 5.54%, 5.83% and 5.57% respectively. Furthermore, the different coverage percentage of the 1st 1,000 GSL, …
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Reporting the Herders-Farmers Conflict: Representations and Perceptions of Non-State Actors in Online Nigerian News Media
… the Herders’ conflict have been represented in 4 online newspapers. The news coverage presented the Fulani Herders as the perpetrators of the conflict, with primes of the stereotypes of the Fulani Herders as Warlike, Nomad Savage and Invaders. Conversely, the farmers were represented as victims …
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A statistical analysis of high-traffic websites
… been done analyzing the behavior of individuals online. The success or failure of a site is often dependent on the number of visitors it receives (often called “traffic”) and this includes newspapers that are attempting to direct larger audiences to their websites. Theoretical arguments have been …
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The framing of the African National Congress? 55th national conference by international online news media
… aims to analyse the selected international online newspapers coverage of the ANC's 55th election conference which took place in December 2022. Specifically, it will analyse how the conference was framed, what aspects of the conference were highlighted, to what extent the coverage highlighted …