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The Television Viewer and the Television News
International Journal of Semiotics and Visual Rhetoric, 2019Television news has been studied from a number of perspectives. Few studies have focused on the moment of the encounter between the television viewer and the news. This research focused on what takes place at the encounter as described by the viewer. Its specific research questions were: what viewer typology constructs? What key news aesthetic emerges?
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Television news ethics: A survey of television news directors
Journal of Mass Media Ethics, 1989This study reports the findings of a survey of television news directors drawn from a Radio‐Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) sample. Rationale for the study centers around an apparent trend in television news to extend its ethical boundaries to include high proportions of sensationalism, privacy invasion, deception, unfair reporting, and ...
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Television News and Elderly Persons
Psychological Reports, 1992Previous studies concerning elderly people have examined either use of all media by older adults or their depiction in television entertainment programs. What has been overlooked has been television news and its effects on elderly people. Careful research is needed to gauge this.
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2009
Television news range among the most extensively investigated topics in communication studies. The book contributes to television news research by focusing on whether and how news viewers who watch the same news program form similar or different interpretations.
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Television news range among the most extensively investigated topics in communication studies. The book contributes to television news research by focusing on whether and how news viewers who watch the same news program form similar or different interpretations.
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Space and Culture, 2006
Early network television coverage of Hurricane Katrina was a narrative of good versus evil. TV news placed itself in the role of hero fighting the evil that was government ineptitude. This narrative style of reporting is especially fitting to the medium of television, which shapes all stories to fit its parameters, and is common in natural disaster ...
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Early network television coverage of Hurricane Katrina was a narrative of good versus evil. TV news placed itself in the role of hero fighting the evil that was government ineptitude. This narrative style of reporting is especially fitting to the medium of television, which shapes all stories to fit its parameters, and is common in natural disaster ...
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The accessibility of television news with live subtitling on digital television
Proceedings of the 8th European Conference on Interactive TV and Video, 2010This paper focuses on live subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing. DR conducted an exploratory study on live subtitles used in conjunction with the main news on DR1 to establish whether there were significant accessibility issues. A sample of 27 subjects watched a recording of the main news from June 19, 2009, that contained pre-recorded, pre ...
Anni Rander, Peter Olaf Looms
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Enhancing interactive television news
Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Interactive Experiences for TV and Online Video, 2014A prototype system for interactive television news is described. It supports the full production cycle for interactive news, including assembly of clips into stories and stories into newscasts. A variety of interactive techniques are offered to the viewer.
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Children’s Understanding of Television news
Communications, 1998An interview study was conducted in order to explore how children understand news stories selected from the Dutch children's TV news (Jeugdjournaal). One reason for the study was the finding in audience research that although children's news in The Netherlands is produced for children aged 10-12 years, younger children aged 7-9 years often watch it ...
Beentjes, J.W.J., Vlijmen, J.A. van
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Time and Television News Work*
The Sociological Quarterly, 1977Combining theoretical and ethnographic material, this paper outlines why time is an important vehicle for analyzing the social organization of television news work and the social construction of television news. The paper investigates major events with problematic features-unscheduled "hard news"-as a means of understanding basic beliefs and ...
Richard J. Gelles, Robert R. Faulkner
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The Chinese Television System and Television News
The China Quarterly, 1991In the development of mass communications in China (as elsewhere), the newspaper is the oldest form, followed only this century by radio, and most recently, television. The earliest Chinese newspaper appeared in the TangDynasty, 1,200 years ago, and was published regularly by successive feudal dynasties.
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