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Children’s Reactions to Media Coverage of War

Current Psychiatry Reports, 2020
This paper reviews research on the effects of contact with war media coverage on psychological outcomes in children.Children's contact with media coverage of war is pervasive and is associated with numerous outcomes and with their parents' reactions.
Betty Pfefferbaum, Elana Newman, Tucker Phebe   +2 more
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Images of War: Content Analysis of the Photo Coverage of the War in Kosovo

Critical Sociology, 2009
This study is a content analysis of the coverage of the war in Kosovo by three major American magazines - Time, Newsweek, and US News & World Report. American and independent international official documents show that the Kosovo conflict was a civil war between Kosovo's Serbian population supported by the Yugoslavian government and an Albanian ...
Alexander Nikolaev
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Coverage of the War in the Soviet Media

2022
The Soviet regime made every effort to conceal the war from the public eye. Censorship was applied at every turn. Yet, times were changing and the war could not be hermetically sealed off. Pressure on newspaper offices mounted as citizens demanded to know what was happening in Afghanistan, where their sons and husbands were serving.
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Timing of Wound Coverage in Extremity War Injuries

Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2006
Although several studies have been done on the timing of débridement of open fracture, none has specifically examined the effect of timing of soft-tissue coverage on outcome in the types of lower extremity injury being encountered in Iraq and Afghanistan, namely, injuries associated with the detonation of improvised explosive devices.
Randy, Sherman, Shahrad, Rahban, Andrew N, Pollak   +2 more
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Doordarshan’s Coverage of the War in Iraq

Media Asia, 2003
AbstractThis paper looks at the role of India’s national broadcaster, Doordarshan, in reporting on the war in Iraq. It looks at the channel–s strategy in terms of logistics and presentation, and discusses the significance of its perspective and contribution to the arena of international broadcasting.
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Change in the Coverage of the Chechen Wars: Reasons and Consequences

Javnost - The Public, 2000
AbstractA dramatic change in media coverage of the wars in Chechnya – from sharp criticism in 1995 to almost unanimous support in 1999 – has at least one consequence and several causes. Both wars were presented by TV news as a series of disconnected actions, which can be easily visualised: separate battles and cases of people’s suffering.
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Moral framing in Ukraine war coverage

Media, War & Conflict
To understand how coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is being packaged and presented to an international audience, this mixed methods study examines differences in moral framing of the war by English-language international broadcasters in Ukraine, Russia, the UK, and the US.
John H Parmelee, Nataliya Roman, Berrin Beasley   +2 more
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Characteristics of War Coverage by Female Correspondents

2005
As we enter the twenty-first century, television continues to be the dominant communication technology for war coverage. In an age of globalization, television is the tool whereby most of the world’s citizens and world governments obtain information. Television coverage plays a pivotal role in determining a story’s salience and shelf life that, in turn,
Cinny Kennard, Sheila T. Murphy
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Al-Jazeera and US war coverage

Asian Journal of Communication, 2012
Al-Jazeera and US war coverage, by Tal Samuel-Azran, New York, Peter Lang, 2010, 173 pp., US$119.95 (hardcover), ISBN-13: 978-1433108655 Al-Jazeera became a household name amongst transnational tel...
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