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Regulating the internet intermediaries in a post-truth world: Beyond media policy?
International Communication Gazette, 2019 The regulation of internet intermediaries such as Facebook and Google has drawn increasing academic, journalistic and political attention since the ‘fake news’ controversies following UK’s Brexit vote and Donald Trump’s election victory in 2016.
Petros Iosifidis, L. Andrews
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News media coverage of COVID-19 public health and policy information
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 2021 During a pandemic, news media play a crucial role in communicating public health and policy information. Traditional newspaper coverage is important amidst increasing disinformation, yet uncertainties make covering health risks and efforts to limit ...
K. Mach +12 more
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The Political Economy of Media Capabilities: The Capability Approach in Media Policy
Journal of Information Policy, 2019 In this article, the implications and application possibilities of the capability approach by Amartya Sen for normative discussions about media policy are explored.
Litschka
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Administrative SciencesThis study focuses on digital operational knowledge belonging to natural persons and proposes a greenfield approach to differentiate the value of intangibles from that of human intellectual capital.
Suguru Sakuma, Tomoyuki Furutani
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Prioritizing the Media Policy onClothing FashionBased on theProblems of its Cycle in Iranian Society [PDF]
Religion & Communication, 2018 The fashion dress industry as one of the most popular and profitable industries in the contemporary world has a complex nature, and any related policy must inevitablymake a systematic study of its mechanism in society.
Emad Afrough, Hosein Mehrabani Far
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Populism and media policy failure
European Journal of Communication, 2018 Far right populist politicians and movements have secured high levels of visibility thanks to often compliant media outlets and unregulated digital platforms.
D. Freedman
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Insights into How HIAs are Characterized in the Press: Findings from a Media Analysis of Widely Circulated United States Newspapers [PDF]
, 2017 Background: Health impact assessments (HIAs) are burgeoning tools in the policy process, where the media plays a critical role by focusing attention on issues, informing consumers, and influencing positions.
Coughenour, Courtney, PhD +4 more
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Media Convergence Policy Issues [PDF]
, 2016 Digital technologies are frequently said to have converged. This claim may be made with respect to the technologies themselves or to restructuring of the media industry over time. Innovations that are associated with digitalization (representing analogue signals by binary digits) often emerge in ways that cross the boundaries of earlier industries ...
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Repress/redress: What the “war on terror” can teach us about fighting misinformation
Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review, 2020 Misinformation, like terrorism, thrives where trust in conventional authorities has eroded. An informed policy response must therefore complement efforts to repress misinformation with efforts to redress loss of trust.
Alexei Abrahams, Gabrielle Lim
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