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The Applicability of Western Media Models on the Russian Media System

European Journal of Communication, 1999
For decades the (western) media world could be divided along the simple dichotomy of western vs communist media systems. When the communist world collapsed, the corresponding media model was declared history as well. At first sight, it was fully replaced by the western model in the same way as the society was reorganized according to western principles.
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The Brain and the Media: The “Western” Hemisphere

Journal of Communication, 1978
While the Western world remains dominated by the logic of the left brain hemisphere, its art and entertainment are moving right—“a formula for complete chaos.”
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Are The Western Media Really That Interested In China?

Javnost - The Public, 2003
AbstractThis article considers the evidence about the strategic orientation of major western media companies on the Chinese market. It begins by proposing a typology of influence drawn from the analysis of post communist media change in Central and Eastern Europe.
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The image of the African in the Western media

Qirāʾāt Afrīqīyah, 2021
لم يعد دور الإعلام الموجه غربياً يقتصر على مجرد "نقل المعلومات" فحسب، بل تجاوز ذلك ليبلغ مرحلة خطيرة هي "صناعة المعلومات"، و"تحديد أجندة للتفكير"، وعندما تكون "صورة الإنسان الأفريقي" هي محور التفكير في الإعلام الغربي، فإنها تتعرض للتشويه بطريقة تخدم المصالح الغربية.
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Skewed Transgender Narratives in Western Media

The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy: A Forum for Bioethics and Philosophy of Medicine
Abstract This essay compares representations of transgender people in Western mass and social media with data drawn from studies on transgender individuals. Three differences between the surveyed data and the media representations stand out: (1) while Western media focus on male-to-female (M-F) individuals, most transgender people in ...
Hans-Georg, Moeller, Jorge, Ponseti
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Minority Women and Western Media

2020
Minority Women and Western Media: Challenging Representations and Articulating New Voices presents research examining media portrayals of women from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America. It provides qualitative and quantitative findings of how women are stereotyped and misrepresented not only because of their gender but also their race ...
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The Western Media and the Algerian Crisis

Race & Class, 2000
In the Name of Allah, the Clement, the Merciful And if two groups of believers fight each other, reconcile them. If one of them assaults the other still, then fight the aggressor till they comply with the law of Allah. If they comply, then reconcile them with justice and be equitable. Allah loves those who are equitable.
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Women and Islam in the Western Media

2016
This chapter focuses on recent debates on women and Islam as framed in the Western media. The first section discusses the way these debates are organized through the presentations and self-presentations of Muslim women in the Western media. The second section (titled “The Restyling of Western Dmocracies through the Media”) considers these presentations
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Western Media Monopolies and Diversification of Production in the Media: Methodological Disputes

Scientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies, 2020
The article deals with the problem of media monopoly market impact upon merging and acquisition processes, diversification being the core of Big Business strategic management. This problem of monopolized markets indirectly influences media texts contents.
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Some reflections on the western bias of media theory

Asian Journal of Communication, 2000
This paper sketches a personal perspective of this phenomenon, as seen through Western eyes, and looks at some of its origins, manifestations and possible effects. The roots lie deeply embeded in Western social science where they are mixed with ideas about the superiority of Western (and Protestant) society. In relation to media theory, the bias partly
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