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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"cable news"”.
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In Viewership We Trust? Exploring Relationships Between Partisan Cable News and Mass Partisan Sentiment
… of media 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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Political Agenda-Setting in Cable News as a Possible Technique for Securing an Audience Niche
… motivations behind perceived biases in the US 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 …
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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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Securitization and Refugee Resettlement Policy: Using Social Media to Understand Public Attitudes
… with that expressed through commentary on news articles posted by Cable News Network (CNN) on social media. Using a study of 2,022 Facebook comments regarding the plight of Syrian child Omran Daqneesh during the 2016 United States presidential election campaign, it reveals competing …
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Helping Those Who Help Themselves: a Critical Discourse Analysis Of CNN's 'Indepth: Empowered Patient'
… by Baxter. This study specifically examines the news outlet, CNN (cable news network) and their ‘In Depth: Empowered Patient' Web page. Segments posted on the Web page are analyzed through a critical lens using a constant comparative analysis to evaluate online health information in relation to …
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Community Newspapers In The Digital Age A Case Study: The Pass Christian, Mississippi Gazebo Gazette
Print newspapers in the 21st century America exist in a diverse media landscape. Radio, television and online media all compete with newspapers to reach news consumers. With 24-hour cable news and the widespread adoption of the internet, information is available to viewers and readers anytime and …
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The spirit of networks: new media and the changing role of religion in American public life
… and politics. Through qualitative analysis of newspaper articles, cable news transcripts, and blog commentaries, I demonstrate how new media tend to generate debates about the authenticity and sincerity of public figures. Pundits and bloggers frequently claim to glimpse public figures’ …
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Group Identity, Ideology, and Mass Media: Content Analysis of the 2018 Media Spectacles Family Separation and Migrant Caravan
… sides. This content analysis examines print and cable news coverage of two media spectacles involving immigration in 2018: family separation at the border and migrant caravans. This thesis examines the themes that emerge across politically diverse news outlets and categorizes them in terms of how …
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Communicating Global Climate Change: Framing Patterns in the US 24-Hour News Cycle, 2007-2009
… articles published online 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 …
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TV Casualties: The Negative Impact Of Political Messages In Non-News Programs
… such as political commercials or ideological cable news channels, can impact viewers. However, precious little scholarship in the field of political science has been devoted to examining how non-news programming, the lion's share of what is shown on television, can shape and mold viewers' …
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Imitation, not Limitation: Fan Fiction in the Classroom
… They can include anything from grammar texts to cable news web sites as required reading, and they usually include reassuring terms such as "improvement" to remind the student that s/he already has the basic skills necessary to compose a quality essay. Assignments might include reading a model …
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Unstructured to Actionable: Extracting wind event impact data for enhanced infrastructure resilience
… labeled data and establishes a framework applicable to various reports. The second objective transforms this extracted data into easily digestible summaries. This is achieved by using a pre-trained BART-large model on the Cable News Network (CNN) Daily Mail dataset to generate abstractive …
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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). …
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The media dependence model: an analysis of the performance and structure of U.S. and global news
… make sense out of the many questions surrounding news media performance and its inadequacies. It does this by first synthesizing two critical models of news analysis and applying their respective strengths toward the other’s weaknesses. The synthesis is based on the propaganda (Herman & Chomsky, …