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Cyberbullying in US Mainstream Media
Journal of Children and Media, 2015This study relies on content analysis of US print and TV coverage to analyze how cyberbullying has been framed in US mainstream media from 2006 to 2013 (total of 775 newspaper articles and TV transcripts), primarily in terms of who and what causes cyberbullying (causal responsibility) and which individuals, institutions, and policies are responsible ...
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Sociolinguistic diversity in mainstream media
Journal of Language and Politics, 2011This chapter explores the attribution of authority and authenticity to speakers of “accented” or dialectal speech portrayed in the American documentary on dialectal diversity, “Do You Speak American?”. The focus is on the role of mediation and mediatization in this fundamentally political and ideological process: that is, the extent to which particular
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Gender Bias and Mainstream Media
2015To what degree do media perpetuate the reverence to which we afford masculinity in our politics and the coinciding disregard for femininity? In October of 1987, a week before George H. W. Bush declared his candidacy for president, Newsweek magazine ran a cover story entitled, “Bush Battles the ‘Wimp Factor.’” Although Bush stood tall at 6 feet 2 inches,
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Cultivating Distrust of the Mainstream Media
2019Abstract This chapter traces the origins of the “the Establishment” as a rhetorical figure appropriated by National Review writers, who successfully used it to construct a unifying, besieged mentality that opened space for the nascent conservative media countersphere. William F. Buckley and other National Review writers placed a critique
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