Framing in Russian TV News: How to Shape Reality?

Lukyanova, Galina V.

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“…"Framing in Russian TV News: How to Shape Reality?" written by Galina Lukyanova [13]. Lukyanova analyzed the reflection of a particular political event in the media by applying various theoretical frameworks to understand framing and content analysis methods.…”

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“…Lukyanova analyzed the reflection of a particular political event in the media by applying various theoretical frameworks to understand framing and content analysis methods. According to Lukyanova [13], framing is actively used by the main TV channels as a tool to legitimize power. Lukyanova [13] examined the Pervyi and Russia-1 channels as the most popular TV channels for Russian people.…”

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“…According to Lukyanova [13], framing is actively used by the main TV channels as a tool to legitimize power. Lukyanova [13] examined the Pervyi and Russia-1 channels as the most popular TV channels for Russian people. He found that most of the news focused on the political and nonpolitical activities of the Russian president.…”

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“…This framing also has an impact on the public. In addition, Lukyanova [13] found that both TV channels framed the issue in the same way, resulting in a greater impact.…”

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The Framing of Russian Military Involvement in the Syrian Civil War on Sputnik Media

Cesario¹,

Archellie²

2020

Proceedings of the International University Symposium on Humanities and Arts (INUSHARTS 2019)

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The legitimacy of a country's foreign policy is often determined by how the media report on the country's political activity outside that country. The country's involvement in a conflict or war and the reason for engaging needs to be communicated to the public globally with a mediaframing strategically. This article aims to explore the framing of the Russian military's involvement in the Syrian civil war by the online media outlet Sputnik. The researchers employed a qualitative content analysis method on 238 articles published by Sputnik between February and September 2016. During this period Russia and the United States, as two external powers involved in the Syrian civil war, agreed on a ceasefire. This development represented a strategic moment for Russia to communicate the activities of its military in Syria by using a framing strategy in Sputnik. This research revealed that Sputnik actively used framing to legitimize the Russian military's involvement in the Syrian civil war. Specifically, the media outlet used the frames of responsibility, morality, and conflict to attract public attention and to shape their perspectives about the Russian military's involvement in the Syrian civil war as necessary and positive. The findings indicate that, at Sputnik, framing constituted an attempt to form a positive image of Russia as a strong state to the international world through news related to the involvement of the Russian military in Syria's civil war.

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“…This framing also has an impact on the public. In addition, Lukyanova [13] found that both TV channels framed the issue in the same way, resulting in a greater impact.…”

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The Framing of Russian Military Involvement in the Syrian Civil War on Sputnik Media

Cesario¹,

Archellie²

2020

Proceedings of the International University Symposium on Humanities and Arts (INUSHARTS 2019)

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“…The contemporary Russian news media environment is characterized by high competition for audience share. Current research shows that m Russian news media adhere to pro-active agenda-building (Hanitzsch, Folker, & Corinna, 2016) and framing used to legitimize the power (Lukyanova, 2018). Recently, even private-owned media have been charged with politicization (Field et al, 2018).…”

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Newsworthiness and the Public’s Response in Russian Social Media: A Comparison of State and Private News Organizations

Judina

Platonov

2019

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Social media have become one of the most important news delivery channels due to their interactivity and large audiences. The content published by news organizations on social networking sites is of particular value to sociologists, because it allows measurement of users’ attitude to certain events. However, we understand that the media choose which events become news in accordance with certain criteria, such as news values. In this study, we decided to examine how news values determine the public’s response as expressed by likes, reposts, and comments. To analyze the characteristics of different media and their audiences, we selected four popular newsgroups on the social networking site Vkontakte: TASS and Russia Today, representing the state media, alongside RBC and Meduza, representing the private media. The posts of the selected newsgroups were coded and analyzed by means of Harcup and O’Neill taxonomy of values (2016). The study showed that news organizations tend to have preferences for some news values rather than others. Regression analysis revealed positive relationships between 1) the sharing of likes and good and entertaining content, 2) the sharing of comments and the presence of celebrities or conflicts in news, 3) the sharing of reposts and comments and significant events. An unexpected discovery was a negative dependency between the number of comments and the presence of exclusive content.

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Research on Media Framing in Ghana: A Systematic Review

2022

RHSS

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This systematic review interrogates the present state of framing research in Ghana. The purpose is to synthesise the existing literature on media framing in the Ghanaian context and to detect the gaps that needs to be filled. A qualitative content analysis of seventeen open-access journal articles retrieved from five databases (International Knowledge Sharing Platform, Taylor and Francis Online, Semantic Scholar, Research Gate, Sage Publications) is conducted to examine the issues discussed in the articles, the mass media type analysed and the research methods used in addressing the issues in the articles. The articles identified were published between 2013 and 2022. Content analysed data were thematically discussed to answer the research questions. The study revealed that research on media framing in Ghana centred on health and sexuality, politics and elections, environmental issues and others. The review further identified fifteen empirical studies out of the seventeen articles retrieved. Researchers also focused more on exploratory (qualitative) than explanatory (quantitative) research methods. In addition, most of the identified studies were skewed more toward print media and online media (traditional media websites) than broadcast media and other forms of online media, such as blogs. This review paper is the first of its kind; hence, will provide significant knowledge on media framing in the Ghanaian context to future researchers. It will also set the premise for other reviews to be conducted on various aspects of the concept in the Ghanaian context.

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Framing in Russian TV News: How to Shape Reality?

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The Framing of Russian Military Involvement in the Syrian Civil War on Sputnik Media

The Framing of Russian Military Involvement in the Syrian Civil War on Sputnik Media

Newsworthiness and the Public’s Response in Russian Social Media: A Comparison of State and Private News Organizations

Research on Media Framing in Ghana: A Systematic Review

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