Full Conference Program - International Communication Association
... Media theory seems to have reached a moment in which it is effectively orthodox to presume we must pay attention first and foremost to the intricacies of everyday experience. Studies of digital and networked media, meanwhile, have put into question the very notion of ‘audiences’ as the starting poin ...
... Media theory seems to have reached a moment in which it is effectively orthodox to presume we must pay attention first and foremost to the intricacies of everyday experience. Studies of digital and networked media, meanwhile, have put into question the very notion of ‘audiences’ as the starting poin ...
Here - International Communication Association
... [5516] - Living as if survival mattered: Sustaining ourselves, our world, and our economies ...
... [5516] - Living as if survival mattered: Sustaining ourselves, our world, and our economies ...
curriculum vitae____ (8/98) - Missouri School of Journalism
... Tang, Y., Sridhar, S., Thorson, E., & Mantrala, M. (2011). The bricks that build clicks: Newsroom investment and online news performance. International Journal of Media Management, 13(2), 107-129. Coleman, R., Thorson, E., & Wilkins, L. (2011). Testing the impact of framing and sourcing in health ne ...
... Tang, Y., Sridhar, S., Thorson, E., & Mantrala, M. (2011). The bricks that build clicks: Newsroom investment and online news performance. International Journal of Media Management, 13(2), 107-129. Coleman, R., Thorson, E., & Wilkins, L. (2011). Testing the impact of framing and sourcing in health ne ...
Skeletons in White House Closets: A Discussion of Modern
... power primarily, and on financial corruption secondarily. Another overly narrow approach is that of Larry Sabato, who pursues media coverage of spectacular cases by identifying 36 press-related “frenzies” that sprang from offcolor remarks, revelation of embarrassing information that had been suppres ...
... power primarily, and on financial corruption secondarily. Another overly narrow approach is that of Larry Sabato, who pursues media coverage of spectacular cases by identifying 36 press-related “frenzies” that sprang from offcolor remarks, revelation of embarrassing information that had been suppres ...
British anti-communist propaganda and cooperation with the United
... coordinate Britain's Cold War propaganda. The development of this anti-communist propaganda policy, and the organisation and methods of the IRD, will be the main focus of this study. The second contention of this thesis is that from the earliest stages in the development of Britain's response to co ...
... coordinate Britain's Cold War propaganda. The development of this anti-communist propaganda policy, and the organisation and methods of the IRD, will be the main focus of this study. The second contention of this thesis is that from the earliest stages in the development of Britain's response to co ...
Insights from Protest Uprisings in Burma and Iran
... through two frameworks: pragmatic nonviolence theory, as advanced by Gene Sharp and Robert Helvey, and communication theory, in particular propaganda theory.2 In order to understand the strategic uses of the actions explored in this project, I will be applying communication theory to these actions ...
... through two frameworks: pragmatic nonviolence theory, as advanced by Gene Sharp and Robert Helvey, and communication theory, in particular propaganda theory.2 In order to understand the strategic uses of the actions explored in this project, I will be applying communication theory to these actions ...
- Cornerstone - Minnesota State University, Mankato
... analyzed newspaper coverage of presidential campaign debates from the general election, 1980-2000. They found that the news stories on debates were significantly more negative than the debates covered in the stories: Attacks comprised 50% of the statements from candidates reported in the news but on ...
... analyzed newspaper coverage of presidential campaign debates from the general election, 1980-2000. They found that the news stories on debates were significantly more negative than the debates covered in the stories: Attacks comprised 50% of the statements from candidates reported in the news but on ...
Reading Asian American sport celebrities
... There have been Asian American athletes (e.g. Sammy Lee and Tommy Kono) who not only broke color barriers but also drew media attention. However, these Asian American athletes were not represented in advertising campaigns. In sum, the images of Asian American athletes were not commercialized until C ...
... There have been Asian American athletes (e.g. Sammy Lee and Tommy Kono) who not only broke color barriers but also drew media attention. However, these Asian American athletes were not represented in advertising campaigns. In sum, the images of Asian American athletes were not commercialized until C ...
PDF-1 - RUcore
... 1970s (Schmid, 2001). In fact, the administration even attempted to discover the identity of “Deep Throat,” the source journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein used in their series of Washington Post articles on Watergate (“Do Journalists Need a Better Shield?,” 2004). At one point, Woodward and ...
... 1970s (Schmid, 2001). In fact, the administration even attempted to discover the identity of “Deep Throat,” the source journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein used in their series of Washington Post articles on Watergate (“Do Journalists Need a Better Shield?,” 2004). At one point, Woodward and ...
Terrorism Warnings as Strategic Appeals
... allegations. For example, when CBS News reported on President Bush‘s August 2001 daily intelligence briefing warning of a possible attack involving hijacked airplanes congressional Democrats were ―gravely concerned‖ and demanded to know ―what the president...knew.‖ Republicans saw the suggestion tha ...
... allegations. For example, when CBS News reported on President Bush‘s August 2001 daily intelligence briefing warning of a possible attack involving hijacked airplanes congressional Democrats were ―gravely concerned‖ and demanded to know ―what the president...knew.‖ Republicans saw the suggestion tha ...
Public Relations: Diaspora, Media, and the State(s)
... persuasive interpretation of certain key facts. The facts, as I see them, are as follows: first, a great number of contemporary novels and poems explore the personal and social consequences of diasporic migration. Second, these texts, along with their print and electronic paratexts, share a pervasiv ...
... persuasive interpretation of certain key facts. The facts, as I see them, are as follows: first, a great number of contemporary novels and poems explore the personal and social consequences of diasporic migration. Second, these texts, along with their print and electronic paratexts, share a pervasiv ...
The Media and Social Theory
... communication and the role of the news media in democratic politics. He has written on the media and war, including Vietnam, Central America and the Gulf War. He has written on television coverage of elections, demonstrating the shrinking ‘sound bite’ and offering an interpretation of its meaning fo ...
... communication and the role of the news media in democratic politics. He has written on the media and war, including Vietnam, Central America and the Gulf War. He has written on television coverage of elections, demonstrating the shrinking ‘sound bite’ and offering an interpretation of its meaning fo ...
When neo-Nazis march and anti-fascists demonstrate
... Demonstrations organised by neo-Nazis and the New Right, accompanied by large counter protests by anti-fascist groups, civil society networks, and citizens, have become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between ...
... Demonstrations organised by neo-Nazis and the New Right, accompanied by large counter protests by anti-fascist groups, civil society networks, and citizens, have become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between ...
beyond the spectacle of terrorism - Institute for the Radical Imagination
... circulate have the power to lead events, not only [to] report them, [and] the new technical media have altered experience and become interwoven with consciousness itself.”7 The pedagogical force of culture is now writ large within circuits of global transmission that defy both the military power of ...
... circulate have the power to lead events, not only [to] report them, [and] the new technical media have altered experience and become interwoven with consciousness itself.”7 The pedagogical force of culture is now writ large within circuits of global transmission that defy both the military power of ...
The Impact of Reporter Gender on Print News Coverage of the 2008
... from local, regional and national media organizations, which covered developments in the situation and ensuing public reaction on a near-daily basis until the election took place. Of particular interest in this race was the media coverage local, regional and national newspapers gave each candidate, ...
... from local, regional and national media organizations, which covered developments in the situation and ensuing public reaction on a near-daily basis until the election took place. Of particular interest in this race was the media coverage local, regional and national newspapers gave each candidate, ...
“A Battle for Hearts and Minds”: U.S. Public Diplomacy in the Cold
... of the Middle East and Cold War propaganda and create a single narrative of the program’s development and changes over time. Additionally, it analyzes the methods used by the United States to shape foreign opinion. Analysis of the existing documentation reveals that the United States began to feel a ...
... of the Middle East and Cold War propaganda and create a single narrative of the program’s development and changes over time. Additionally, it analyzes the methods used by the United States to shape foreign opinion. Analysis of the existing documentation reveals that the United States began to feel a ...
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... World War II After World War I, Americans were skeptical due to the national consensus that America was pressured into WWI by false, manipulative propaganda laced with lies from both the British and the Germans. However, as J.A.C. Brown articulated, “propaganda is successful only when directed at th ...
... World War II After World War I, Americans were skeptical due to the national consensus that America was pressured into WWI by false, manipulative propaganda laced with lies from both the British and the Germans. However, as J.A.C. Brown articulated, “propaganda is successful only when directed at th ...
MJR_CV_Knobloch-Westerwick_feb2016 public b
... University of Music, Drama, & Media Hannover, Germany (summa cum laude), 1999. M.A. Communication — Dept. of Journalism & Communication Research, University of Music, Drama, & Media Hannover, Germany, 1996. ...
... University of Music, Drama, & Media Hannover, Germany (summa cum laude), 1999. M.A. Communication — Dept. of Journalism & Communication Research, University of Music, Drama, & Media Hannover, Germany, 1996. ...
France, Italy and Germany. Framing racism and intolerance: public
... the French Federation of Football, whilst hardly interested in the position of the minority and not opening much space for it to express itself. ...
... the French Federation of Football, whilst hardly interested in the position of the minority and not opening much space for it to express itself. ...
It`s Not What You Say, It`s How You Say It
... scientifically uniform definition for “violence” in media violence research and that perhaps this is a goal for researchers to work toward as it would allow for better comparisons to be made ...
... scientifically uniform definition for “violence” in media violence research and that perhaps this is a goal for researchers to work toward as it would allow for better comparisons to be made ...
Media and Elections in Sweden
... have a high degree of legitimacy. As for the media, the press, although losing ground, occupies a relatively strong position. With few exceptions the media are privately owned commercial ventures, and editorial pluralism is more prevalent within individual media than between media. Journalists enjoy ...
... have a high degree of legitimacy. As for the media, the press, although losing ground, occupies a relatively strong position. With few exceptions the media are privately owned commercial ventures, and editorial pluralism is more prevalent within individual media than between media. Journalists enjoy ...
Why we fight: mass persuasion, morale, and American public
... From the epoch of total war through present conflicts, the United States has employed mass persuasion, or propaganda, to influence morale and public opinion. This thesis examines how effective propaganda, strategic narrative, military strategy, and policy—as opposed to policy abstraction—together sh ...
... From the epoch of total war through present conflicts, the United States has employed mass persuasion, or propaganda, to influence morale and public opinion. This thesis examines how effective propaganda, strategic narrative, military strategy, and policy—as opposed to policy abstraction—together sh ...
- Wiley Online Library
... placement regarding some ideological or political issue. Yet, because we are dealing with countries that also have multiparty systems, we calculate the maximum perceived distance between any two parties as perceived political polarization (for a similar approach see Lupu, 2014). This operationalizat ...
... placement regarding some ideological or political issue. Yet, because we are dealing with countries that also have multiparty systems, we calculate the maximum perceived distance between any two parties as perceived political polarization (for a similar approach see Lupu, 2014). This operationalizat ...
how character complexity primes racial stereotypes
... visual/narrative pairing in an advertisement, and not simply the presence of black images, triggers the effect” (p. 75). Studies like those done by Iynegar and Kinder (1987) and Valentino et al. (2002) begin to tell the story of stereotypes in the media, but the news is not the only place that provi ...
... visual/narrative pairing in an advertisement, and not simply the presence of black images, triggers the effect” (p. 75). Studies like those done by Iynegar and Kinder (1987) and Valentino et al. (2002) begin to tell the story of stereotypes in the media, but the news is not the only place that provi ...