2022
DOI: 10.5771/1615-634x-2022-1-2-60
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Der „Computational Turn“: ein „interdisziplinärer Turn“? Ein systematischer Überblick zur Nutzung der automatisierten Inhaltsanalyse in der Journalismusforschung

Abstract: Themen journalistischer Berichterstattung durch maschinelles Lernen identifizieren oder Nachrichtendiffusion automatisiert messen: Die Anwendungsmöglichkeiten der automatisierten Inhaltsanalyse in der Journalismusforschung scheinen vielfältig. Aber wie wird die computerbasierte Methode bisher eingesetzt - und welche Konsequenzen hat der „Computational Turn“ der Kommunikationswissenschaft, besonders im Hinblick auf Interdisziplinarität? Dieser Beitrag fasst auf Basis eines systematischen Literaturüberblicks zus… Show more

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“…Currently, most theories are explored and evaluated based on analyses of textual communication, especially from printed newspapers (Comfort & Park, 2018; Schäfer & Schlichting, 2014) which serve as proxies for news coverage in general or from Twitter which serves as a proxy for social media communication in general (Pearce et al, 2019). While such narrow foci are not limited to climate change communication (see critically Hase et al, 2022; Jünger et al, 2022), they are particularly problematic in this context since they increase the existing lack of knowledge on whether theories on climate change communication are generalizable . This includes testing existing theories for visual communication (Thorsen & Astrupgaard, 2021) or platforms other than Twitter (Pearce et al, 2019) as understudied but theoretically important populations of interest.…”
Section: Computational Research On Climate Change Communication: a Re...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Currently, most theories are explored and evaluated based on analyses of textual communication, especially from printed newspapers (Comfort & Park, 2018; Schäfer & Schlichting, 2014) which serve as proxies for news coverage in general or from Twitter which serves as a proxy for social media communication in general (Pearce et al, 2019). While such narrow foci are not limited to climate change communication (see critically Hase et al, 2022; Jünger et al, 2022), they are particularly problematic in this context since they increase the existing lack of knowledge on whether theories on climate change communication are generalizable . This includes testing existing theories for visual communication (Thorsen & Astrupgaard, 2021) or platforms other than Twitter (Pearce et al, 2019) as understudied but theoretically important populations of interest.…”
Section: Computational Research On Climate Change Communication: a Re...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The temporal and spatial granularity of “big data” allows us to understand phenomena on a larger scale and through comparative, cross‐national, cross‐sectoral, longitudinal perspectives—that is, to make data big. For example, we can compare discussions about climate change across countries and beyond Anglophone contexts via machine translation (Hase et al, 2022; Reber, 2019). Pianta and Sisco (2020), for instance, analyze the salience of climate change in global news in 22 different languages; others use multilanguage approaches to study event‐centeredness in global news coverage (Wozniak et al, 2021).…”
Section: Computational Research On Climate Change Communication: a Re...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, we underline the need to decenter Facebook as the primary lens of analysis. Methodologically, we illustrate the value of computational methods for journalism studies (Hase, Mahl, and Sch€ afer 2022) which, in combination with manual approaches, empower cross-platform perspectives.…”
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confidence: 99%