1996
DOI: 10.2307/2096360
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Images of Protest: Dimensions of Selection Bias in Media Coverage of Washington Demonstrations, 1982 and 1991

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“…Thus the reports do not always go back very far. Additionally, McCarthy, McPhail, & Smith, (1996), Mueller (1997), and Snyder & Kelly (1977) argue that media reports always substantially under-represent protests. They show that media reports are biased towards covering more disruptive protests-those which are longer, larger, and more violent.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus the reports do not always go back very far. Additionally, McCarthy, McPhail, & Smith, (1996), Mueller (1997), and Snyder & Kelly (1977) argue that media reports always substantially under-represent protests. They show that media reports are biased towards covering more disruptive protests-those which are longer, larger, and more violent.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subra constate, dans la recherche en aménagement, que « la dimension conflictuelle de l'aménagement du territoire est presque toujours totalement occultée » (Ibid. : 304 (Olzak 1989;Lipsky 1968;McCarthy et al 1996;Hocke 1999;Rucht et Neidhardt 1999;Villeneuve et al 2009;Gilbert et Brosseau 2002). Les conflits urbains doivent une grande part de leur visibilité à la couverture médiatique qu'ils reçoivent.…”
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“…11 A second barrier is lack of interest. Self-immolation is rare and spectacular, and so it is exceptionally newsworthy-far more than conventional protests like strikes or demonstrations (McCarthy, McPhail, and Smith 1996). Nevertheless, the space for news is limited.…”
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