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A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF SOURCE-MESSAGE HETEROGENEITY IN MASS MEDIA COVERAGE OF AGROBIOTECHNOLOGY

In this paper, we use content analysis to examine the use of sources by US and UK newspaper reporters from 1990 to 1999. Positive (benefit) or negative (risk) messages are correlated with the "source" type in order to determine the degree of source ...
Marks, Leonie A., Kalaitzandonakes, Nicholas G., Zakharova, Lucy   +2 more
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The Market for policy communication. [PDF]

We develop a model of policy communication by aid agencies, NGO's and intergovernmental organizations and we show how the need for fundraising affects the policy communication strategy of these organizations to attract more funds, organizations may bias ...
Swinnen, Jo, Vandemoortele, Thijs, Squicciarini, Pasquamaria   +2 more
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Attitudes Towards Social Media Influencers: The Role of Social Comparison in Shaping Youth Fashion Interest

Journalism and Media
In the digital era, social media has become a potent tool, shaping perceptions, opinions, and behaviors among young people. It has transformed young people’s experiences with fashion, trends, and consumer culture.
Ghulam Safdar, Tarek Ismail Mohamed, Nassereldin Abdel Qadir Osman, Kareem Mohamed Abdelhafiz   +3 more
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Discursive realities: Global media and September 11

, 2004
One key issue in the study of mass communication culture is the way in which the audience is 'paedocratized' (Hartley, 1992) and continually (re)constructed.
Lee, T., Giles, C.
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The macro-environment for liquid biofuels in the US mass media, science and government

, 2010
The purpose of this study is to investigate under which dimensions the macro-environment for liquid biofuels has been structured during time, respectively by science, mass media, and government in Germany, and how these three social expressions related ...
Dewes, H., Talamini, E., Wubben, E.F.M.
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Media Convergence: Its Impact On Mass Communication

, 2017
The Gutenberg era is over. A new digital communications technology has emerged. They are changing the way we live-the way we work, relax, manage our money, trade and communicate with each other.
Khurana, Shopita; Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication, Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies, Affiliated to GGSIP University, Delhi., Khurana, Upasana; Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism & Mass communication, Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education, Affiliated to GGSIP University, Delhi   +1 more
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The macro-environment for liquid biofuels in the German science, mass, media and government

, 2010
The purpose of this study is to investigate under which dimensions the macro-environment for liquid biofuels has been structured during time, respectively by science, mass media, and government in Germany, and how these three social expressions related ...
Dewes, H., Talamini, E., Wubben, E.F.M.
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COMMUNICATION AND MASS-MEDIA CONTEXT [PDF]

Management Intercultural, 2013
Mass-media structures human experience in the positive or negative meaning of the word. Narrative structures of the most various types of media genres allow us to identify and to understand the context, complication, evaluation, heroes and the opponents in our own existence. The general supremacy manifested by the newspapers, radio and television, that
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Media History and Social Regulation Mod 2 Unit 8

, 2010
Module 2 discusses key features and developments in media history, focusing on the histories of print and audio-visual media. The module examines issues in the debates that govern scholarly, ethical and political thinking about the actual or desired ...
Department of Media and Communications
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Mass communication media in continuing education

Academic Medicine, 1972
K T, Denne, M, Schorow, S, Ulicny, D, Ulmer   +3 more
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