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| Mass Comm & Society |
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| Volume 10(2), 2007 |
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Fahmy, Shahira |
"They took it down": Exploring determinants of visual reporting in the toppling of the Saddam statue in national and international newspapers |
143-170 |
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| | This cross-national research examines the visual framing of the toppling of the Saddam Hussein statue | |
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visualization
theory
print journalism
news
broadcasting and media
military and armed conflict
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Fullerton, Jami A., Hamilton, Matthew, and Kendrick, Alice |
U.S.-produced entertainment media and attitude toward Americans |
171-187 |
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| | This study examines the relationship between Singaporean college students'attitude toward Americans and their exposure to U.S | |
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asia
broadcasting and media
cognition
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Hansen, Glenn J. and Benoit, William |
Communication forms as predictors of issue knowledge in presidential campaigns: A meta-analytic assessment |
189-210 |
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| | Theory and past research argue for the importance of understanding the effect of various campaign communication forms (e.g., newspapers, television news, radio, debates, candidate advertising, and personal discussions) on levels of issue knowledge (IK) | |
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news
broadcasting and media
political elections
advertising
persuasion
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Hardin, Marie, Simpson, Scott, Whiteside, Erin, and Garris, Kim |
The gender war in U.S. sport: Winners and losers in news coverage of Title IX |
211-233 |
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| | Title IX, the 1972 federal law that guarantees girls and young women access to scholastic sporting opportunities, has been the catalyst for explosive growth in female athletics | |
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methodology
education
gender
sports
print journalism
theory
news
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Zaharopoulos, Thimios |
The news framing of the 2004 Olympic Games |
235-249 |
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| | An examination of the framing of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games in the online version of The New York Times finds that news coverage tended to follow usual news practices, which are usually connected with daily news coverage but not with mega events such as the Olympic Games | |
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prestige press
sports
news
theory
print journalism
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