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| Electronic Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 18(1), 2008 |
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Jha, Sonora |
Framed by blogs: Toward a theory of frame sponsorship and reinforcement through the blogosphere |
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| | The emergence of an overwhelming blogosphere in recent years calls for the development of framing theory along new tracks | |
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theory
technologies
narrative
computer
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Van, Os, Renee, Van Gorp, Baldwin, and Wester, Fred |
Successful joint venture or out of control? Framing Europe on French and Dutch websites |
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| | This paper focuses on online political communication about Europe produced by French and Dutch political parties and NGOs in the context of the 2005 referendum on the European constitution, and compares this Internet-based communication with news in French and Dutch newspapers in the context of the same event | |
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politics and government
europe
print journalism
computer
theory
rhetoric
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Kopacz, Maria A. |
Framing immigration online: Online position statements of 2006 Candidates for Congress |
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| | The rise of the Internet as a campaign medium has created a new venue where political candidates can disseminate their frames of political issues | |
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computer
technologies
politics and government
political elections
theory
race and ethnicity
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Elmore, Cindy J. |
A Woman's (and Man's?) right to choose: Journalists' language choices in news about abortion |
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| | This mixed-methodology study examined a six-year national sample of newspaper coverage about abortion, finding that female reporters wrote about the issue in slightly greater numbers than their share in the newsroom, nationally | |
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newspaper
text and writing
news
contemporary issues
print journalism
gender
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Abdel-Wahab, Ahmed Gad |
Modeling managers' intentions to adopt telecommuting in a developing country: A case from Egypt |
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| | Thousands of companies today appreciate the competitive advantage of telecommuting as an accepted work arrangement in the United States and some other European countries | |
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organizational
africa
middle east
north africa
computer
international development
technologies
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