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Mainstreaming gender into media education

Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies, 2004
The two Global Media Monitoring Projects (GMMP) and the Gender and Media Baseline Study (GMBS) in Southern Africa indicate that women are underrepresented in the media.
C. L. Morna, P. Shilongo
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Mainstream media’s coverage of the Gezi protests and protesters’ perception of mainstream media

Global Media and Communication, 2016
This article seeks to analyse how different sets of media covered the Gezi protests, whether the protest paradigm model varied according to the ideological leanings of newspapers, and whether social media created an alternative way for citizens to gather information while bypassing domestic news media.
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Gender Mainstreaming in the Media

2021
Media sector, in Nepal, has been vibrant and it is flourishing across all media outlets with about 1,000 newspapers, 600 radio stations, about five dozen television channels and more than 2,200 online news portals currently in operation across the country.
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Mainstream Media and Catholic Principles

Ethics & Medics, 2022
Interactions between the media and Catholic institutions can be difficult to navigate, especially given the nuances of Catholic teaching and the desire of media outlets to convey the desired information in a succinct and easily digestible manner. However, these interactions also present an opportunity for evangelization and clarification of Catholic ...
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Mainstream Media as Amplifier

2014
This chapter focuses on mainstream media as amplifier and how viral marketers can have greater social impact. For viral marketers to achieve a greater social impact, the ultimate goal is to have their ideaviruses enter traditional mainstream media – national or regional television networks and influential newspapers, which function as an amplifier for ...
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Cyberbullying in US Mainstream Media

Journal of Children and Media, 2015
This 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, 2011
This 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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I lettori dei media non-mainstream

2005
Il capitolo restituisce i risultati di un’ampia ricerca sul campo (svolta con l’utilizzo di metodologia qualitative come l’intervista individuale non strutturata e l’intervista di gruppo) testa a indagare come il consumo di media non-mainstream si inserisca nelle routine di consumo mediale più ampio, e come si innesti all’interno delle reti sociali ...
Aroldi, Piermarco, Introini, Fabio, Pasquali, Francesca   +2 more
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Social and Mainstream Media Relations

2019
This chapter surveys the gamut of Kazakhstan’s communication channels—mainstream, social media and interpersonal channels. Using two case studies, Kok Zhailau and Pension Reforms, it explores activism particularly social media activism and how it has to be managed. It then looks at the formation and effectiveness of public councils and discusses public
Basskaran Nair, Saltanat Janenova, Balzhan Serikbayeva   +2 more
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Alternative Media Meets Mainstream Politics

2019
Alternative Media Meets Mainstream Politics: Activist Nation Rising demonstrates the rising role that alternative media play in contemporary mainstream political communication. The rise of the modern Internet and social media platforms have allowed for the proliferation of alternative media across society in ways that were not possible twenty years ago.
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