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Coverage of the War in the Soviet Media
2022The 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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Iraq War Coverage Differs in U.S., German Papers
Newspaper Research Journal, 2007A content analysts of The Washington Post and the Frankfurter Allegemeine Zeitung revealed that both papers relied on official sources, but the German paper provided far less coverage of the conflict.
Lori Herber, Vincent F. Filak
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Doordarshan’s Coverage of the War in Iraq
Media Asia, 2003AbstractThis 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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Characteristics of War Coverage by Female Correspondents
2005As 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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Anti-West frames dominate Afghan war news coverage
Newspaper Research Journal, 2016A content analysis of war-specific frames used by Soviet mainstream newspapers Izvestia and Komsomolskaya Pravda during the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan revealed that the national political system and foreign policy heavily influenced war reporting in the pre-Gorbachev era.
Elina Erzikova +2 more
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Afghanistan War Coverage More Negative over Time
Newspaper Research Journal, 2014More than 1,100 articles discussing the Afghanistan War were examined for a 10-year period. The tone and depiction of the U.S. military became more negative over time. More articles about Afghanistan were published in 2009 and 2010 when the number of U.S. casualties increased.
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Post Tamil Eelam war coverage in Dinamani newspaper
Mass Communicator: International Journal of Communication Studies, 2014The war for Tamil Eelam and the last battle at northern region of Sri Lanka between the Government and LTTE has been seriously viewed and reported by media around the world. However ‘Eelam’ is an issue close to the heart of the Tamils in the world. The present investigation has chosen the post war period January 2009-January 2011 to study how the Tamil
C.J. Ravi Krishnan +2 more
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Review and Criticism: Book Review—War-Time Coverage
Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 2005Seib, P. (2004). Beyond the front lines: How the news media cover a world shaped by war. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. 185 pages. Palmer, N. (Ed.). (2003). Terrorism, war, and the press. Hollis, NH: Hollis. 316 pages. It is no surprise that several books focusing on war, terrorism, and the media would appear after the tragedy of September 11,2001, and ...
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Network coverage of the civil war in Nigeria
Journal of Broadcasting, 1980(1980). Network coverage of the civil war in Nigeria. Journal of Broadcasting: Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 61-67.
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