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Tilted mirrors: media alignment with political and social change ; a community structure approach

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Main Author:	Pollock, John Crothers (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Cresskill, NJ Hampton Press 2007
Series:	The Hampton Press communication series
Subjects:	Gesellschaft Massenmedien Politik Mass media > Political aspects > United States Mass media > Social aspects > United States Sozialer Wandel USA United States > Social conditions > 1980- United States > Politics and government > 1989-
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XVII, 341 S.
ISBN:	1572736607 1572736615

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CRESSKILL, NEW JERSEY CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION JOURNALISTS CHOICES ANDCOMPETING NEW FRAMES FROM PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVITY TOVARIATIONS INREPORTING PERSPECTIVES ASKINGTHERIGHTQUESTIONS ASEARCHFORPATTERNS INTHEVARIATION THEORY: VIEWINGNEWSPAPERS ASCOMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS EFFICACIOUS GROUPS ANDCOMMUNITY NORMS: THEIMPORTANCE OFEXAMINING PRIVILEGED GROUPS AFOCUSONCITY CHARACTERISTICS CRITICAL ISSUESANDEVENTSOFTEN OVERLOOKED BYCOMMUNICATION SCHOLARS SECTION I COMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH AND MEDIA ALIGNMENT 1 THECOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH ANDNEWSPAPER FRAMING OFCRITICAL EVENTS INTRODUCTION: THEIMPORTANCE OFMEDIA FRAMING AND FRAME-BUILDING CRITICAL FRAMING CHOICES AREFACEDFREQUENTLY BYJOURNALISTS USINGACOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH INTHE INFORMATION SOCIETY AMODERN STUDYOFCOMMUNITY STRUCTURE ANDREPORTING ONCHANGE:THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL, ANDEMPIRICAL INNOVATION GAPSINSTUDIESOFTHENEWSPAPERS, PUBLICISSUES, ANDPUBLICPOLICY VII 1 1 4 5 6 10 10 11 12 17 17 20 22 27 29 VLLL CONTENTS PUBLIC OFTEN ONTHERECEIVINGENDOFMEDIA 30 INFLUENCE; COMMUNITY CONTEXT MINIMIZED LARGERQUESTIONS BYPASSED; CONTENT OFREPORTING SUBORDINATE 32 TOREADERSHIP QUANTIFICATION EMPOWERING THEPUBLIC:CONVERGING PERSPECTIVES 35 USINGTHE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH TOLINKCITY 37 CHARACTERISTICS WITH REPORTING ANDPOLITICAL AND SOCIALCHANGE: SEVERALPROPOSITIONS 2 MEASURING MEDIAALIGNMENT: THE CHALLENGE OFNATIONWIDE 43 SAMPLES, ASINGLESCORE MEDIA VECTOR AND KEYUMBRELLA HYPOTHESES KEYFEATURES OFNEWSPAPER CONTENT ANALYSIS LINKED 43 TOREPORTING ONPOLITICALANDSOCIALCHANGE INNOVATIVE METHODOLOGY: MEASURING PROJECTION 45 USING A MEDIAVECTOR ANOVERVIEW OFFIVEUMBRELLA HYPOTHESES: BUFFER, 51 VIOLATEDBUFFER,VULNERABILITY, PROTECTION, ANDSTAKEHOLDER SECTION II FIVE UMBRELLA HYPOTHESES AND CASE STUDIES 3 THE BUFFER HYPOTHESIS: PRIVILEGE LINKED TOFAVORABLE 61 REPORTING ONHUMAN RIGHTS CLAIMS ANITAHILL STESTIMONY ATTHECLARENCE THOMAS HEARINGS 62 NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OFPHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE 75 EMBRYONIC STEMCELLRESEARCH 89 4 THE VIOLATED BUFFER HYPOTHESIS: PRIVILEGE LINKED 101 TOUNFAVORABLE REPORTING ONTHREATS TOEXISTENCE ORAWAYOFLIFE NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OFTHE1998 102 TOBACCOMASTER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OFPRIVACYONTHEINTERNET 114 BUSHVERSUSGORE:NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OFTHEUS 126 SUPREME COURT DECISION STOPPING THEVOTECOUNTING INFLORIDA INTHE2000PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 5 THE VULNERABILITY HYPOTHESIS: GREATER PROPORTION 137 OFVULNERABLE CITIZENS LINKED TOFAVORABLE COVERAGE OFCRITICAL ISSUES NATIONWIDE COVERAGE OFCAPITAL PUNISHMENT 138 NATIONWIDE COVERAGE OFAPATIENTS BILLOFRIGHTS 146 CONTENTS IX 6 THEECONOMIC PROTECTION HYPOTHESIS 157 THE1997HANDOVEROFHONGKONGTOCHINA 158 NATIONWIDECOVERAGEOFTHENORTH AMERICAN 164 FREETRADEAGREEMENT 7 THE STAKEHOLDER HYPOTHESIS: HIGHER PROPORTIONS 171 OFISSUESTAKEHOLDERS ARELINKEDTOFAVORABLE COVERAGE INTRODUCTION 171 NATIONWIDENEWSPAPERCOVERAGEOFGUNCONTROL 172 SINCECOLUMBINE NATIONWIDENEWSPAPER COVERAGEOFDRILLING 184 INTHEARCTICNATIONALWILDLIFEREFUGE NATIONWIDE NEWSPAPERCOVERAGEOFTRYINGJUVENILESASADULTS 195 SECTION III SHIFTING FRAMES,MULTIPLE METHODOLOGIES AND FUTURE RESEARCH 8 SHIFTINGCOVERAGE OFTHOSEWITHHIV/AIDS (RYANWHITE 211 TO1995):TURNING ONTHEPENDULUM OFPRIVILEGE INTRODUCTION: EFFICACIOUSGROUPSANDCOMMUNITY NORMS 211 CITYCHARACTERISTICSANDREPORTINGONHIV/AIDS: 212 USEFULINMEASURINGVARIATION TWOCLUSTERSOFHYPOTHESES 214 METHODOLOGY 218 RESULTS 220 DISCUSSION 224 CONCLUSION 229 9 CONVERGING EXPLANATIONS FORCOVERAGE OFHOMOSEXUALS 231 INTHEBOYSCOUTSOFAMERICA:COMMUNITY STRUCTURE, PUBLICOPINION, ANDOWNERSHIP PATTERNS LITERATUREREVIEW 232 HYPOTHESES 234 METHODOLOGY 238 RESULTS 240 CONCLUSION 248 10TILTEDMIRRORS: MEDIAALIGNMENT WITH SOCIALCONTROL 249 ANDSOCIALCHANGE REPORTINGPATTERNS,LINKSTOPUBLICBEHAVIOR, 249 ANDIMPLICATIONSFORTHEORY CLUSTEREDREPORTINGPATTERNS 250 THEPOWEROFPRIVILEGE 254 IMPLICATIONS FORTHEORY 259 MEDIAALIGNMENT WITHATTITUDES, BEHAVIOR, 263 ANDPUBLICPOLICY MEDIAALIGNMENT WITHBEHAVIOR ANDPUBLICPOLICY 271 COMPARING THEORIES: THECONTRIBUTION OFTHE 275 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ANDFRAME-BUILDING: 279 PROPOSITIONS FORFUTURE RESEARCH EPILOGUE: COMMUNITY STRUCTURE PREDICTIONS, 287 CONSTRAINTS AND USES PREDICTIVE POWER 287 CONSTRAINTS ONTHECOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH 290 USESOFTHECOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH 292 FORCOMMUNICATION PRACTITIONERS ANDADVOCATES: ANEXAMPLEFROM THECOVERAGE OFPHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE REFERENCES 295 AUTHOR INDEX 321 SUBJECT INDEX 331 LISTOFFIGURES 2.1 COMMUNITY STRUCTURE UMBRELLA HYPOTHESES ANDCITYCHARACTERISTICS 10.1COMMUNITY STRUCTURE MODELWITH HYPOTHESES, CITY CHARACTERISTICS, ANDMEDIATING INFLUENCES LISTOFTABLES 2.1 PROMINENCE SCOREFORCODING NEWSPAPER DATABASES 2.2 CALCULATING THEMEDIAVECTOR 3.1 ANITAHILLMEDIAVECTORS 3.2 ANITAHILLCOVERAGE PEARSON CORRELATIONS 3.3 ANITA HILLREGRESSION 3.4 PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDEMEDIAVECTORCOEFFICIENTS 3.5 PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDEPEARSON CORRELATION 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MEDIAVECTORSANDPUBLICOPINION 10.10 GUN CONTROL: 268 REGIONALMEDIACOVERAGE ANDPUBLICOPINION 10.11 PATIENTS BILLOFRIGHTS: 269 REGIONAL MEDIACOVERAGE ANDPUBLICOPINION 10.12 BUSHVS.GORE DECISION: 270 REGIONAL MEDIAVECTORSANDPUBLICOPINION 10.13 GAYLEGALINDEX:ITSCONSTRUCTION ANDSOURCES 273 10.14 COMPARING THEORIES OFCOMMUNICATION 278 ANDSOCIALCHANGE: SELECTEDCHARACTERISTICS
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CRESSKILL, NEW JERSEY CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION JOURNALISTS' CHOICES ANDCOMPETING NEW FRAMES FROM PROFESSIONAL "OBJECTIVITY" TOVARIATIONS INREPORTING PERSPECTIVES ASKINGTHERIGHTQUESTIONS ASEARCHFORPATTERNS INTHEVARIATION THEORY: VIEWINGNEWSPAPERS ASCOMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS EFFICACIOUS GROUPS ANDCOMMUNITY NORMS: THEIMPORTANCE OFEXAMINING PRIVILEGED GROUPS AFOCUSONCITY CHARACTERISTICS CRITICAL ISSUESANDEVENTSOFTEN OVERLOOKED BYCOMMUNICATION SCHOLARS SECTION I COMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH AND MEDIA ALIGNMENT 1 THECOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH ANDNEWSPAPER FRAMING OFCRITICAL EVENTS INTRODUCTION: THEIMPORTANCE OFMEDIA"FRAMING" AND"FRAME-BUILDING" CRITICAL "FRAMING" CHOICES AREFACEDFREQUENTLY BYJOURNALISTS USINGACOMMUNITY STRUCTURE APPROACH INTHE INFORMATION SOCIETY AMODERN STUDYOFCOMMUNITY STRUCTURE ANDREPORTING ONCHANGE:THEORETICAL, METHODOLOGICAL, ANDEMPIRICAL INNOVATION GAPSINSTUDIESOFTHENEWSPAPERS, PUBLICISSUES, ANDPUBLICPOLICY VII 1 1 4 5 6 10 10 11 12 17 17 20 22 27 29 VLLL 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