Intermedia agenda-setting in the age of globalization: A multinational agenda-setting test

Du, Ying

doi:10.1177/1742766512463038

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“…The research in the field is also concerned with factors that shape media agendas and the influence media agendas have on each other (Du, 2012). Along with the new technological transformations, studies question if media still have agenda setting effects (Bennett & Iyengar, 2008, Chaffee & Metzger, 2001) since the increased number of media lead to audience fragmentation and higher selective exposure.…”

Section: Agenda Setting and The Europeanization Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Along with the new technological transformations, studies question if media still have agenda setting effects (Bennett & Iyengar, 2008, Chaffee & Metzger, 2001) since the increased number of media lead to audience fragmentation and higher selective exposure. Thus, in the future, the discussion about agenda setting effects might turn to "what issues people tell the media they want to think about" (Chaffee & Metzger, 2001, p. 375), since the audiences might actually be the ones setting the agenda and only afterwards the issues are reinforced by media (Du, 2012).…”

Section: Agenda Setting and The Europeanization Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The European Union – From Agenda Setting and Media Frames to Citizens’ Conversations

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<p>Agenda setting and framing have been shown to affect public opinion on a variety of topics through accessibility and interpretation schemas. Since most of the citizens lack a direct experience in European matters, media might be a key dimension in determining how citizens approach issues related to the European Union. Therefore, this study examines the effects of agenda setting and framing of European subjects on citizens’ interest and interpersonal conversations agenda. The research is based on a comparative analysis between two corpus of articles published between 1-31 March, 2013 and 25 April-25 May, 2014 on the two main online news portals in Romania (ziare.com and hotnews.ro), and 39 in-depth interviews. The findings show that citizens rely on national media for information about the EU; thus, through agenda setting and framing effects, media provide a solid base for debate as well as interpersonal discussion parameters. However, citizens’ concern about EU topics is relatively low and their involvement is driven by a national or personal relevance of the topic.</p>

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Section: Agenda Setting and The Europeanization Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Agenda Setting and The Europeanization Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

The European Union – From Agenda Setting and Media Frames to Citizens’ Conversations

et al. 2015

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“…All the data were examined using computer-based content analysis, and the intermedia agenda-setting was measured with cross-lagged correlation tests. The cross-lagged technique with the Rozelle-Campbell (1969) baseline has been used successfully for intermedia agenda-setting research (Du, 2012;Lopez-Escobar et al, 1998;Sikanku, 2011;McCombs et al, 2000;Sweetser et al, 2008).…”

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First and Second Level Intermedia Agenda-Setting between International Newspapers and Twitter during the Coverage of the 266th Papal Election

Bakan¹,

Melek²

2018

Akdeniz Üniversitesi İletişim Fakültesi Dergisi

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This article's main purpose is to understand whether the intermedia agenda-setting effect occurs between the online versions of international newspapers and Twitter during the Papal election in 2013. The researchers have tracked each available country's trending topics on Twitter to understand the popularity of the subject in various countries. The researchers then followed each country available on Twitter at the time when the study was conducted, starting right after the announcement of the new Pope at the Sistine Chapel in Vatican on 12 March 2013 till 15 March 2013 for four days and collected all available data. Later, the researchers collected data from the websites of international newspapers, The New York Times, The Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Telegraph and The Wall Street Journal. Two computer-based content analysis were conducted. In order to understand the relationship amongst these media entities, the cross-lagged panel design with the Rozelle-Campbell (1969) baseline was used. In the end, researchers examined the second level agenda setting effect between media by looking into what was said about the Papal election-positive, negative, or neutral. The results supported both first and second-level agenda setting influence between media.

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“…The influence of news media on the public can form the public's perception of a social issue, affect personal attitudes, and change behaviors [108][109][110]. The people that receive the information may also an exert influence on the sender [111].…”

Section: News Articlesmentioning

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Sustainable Supply Chain Based on News Articles and Sustainability Reports: Text Mining with Leximancer and DICTION

Kim

2017

Sustainability

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Abstract:The purpose of this research is to explore sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) trends, and firms' strategic positioning and execution with regard to sustainability in the textile and apparel industry based on news articles and sustainability reports. Further analysis of the rhetoric in Chief executive officer (CEO) letters within sustainability reports is used to determine firms' resoluteness, positive entailments, sharing of values, perception of reality, and sustainability strategy and execution feasibility. Computer-based content analysis is used for this research: Leximancer is applied for text analysis, while dictionary-based text mining program DICTION and SPSS are used for rhetorical analysis. Overall, contents similar to the literature on environmental, social, and economic aspects of the triple bottom line (TBL) are observed, however, topics such as regulation, green incentives, and international standards are not readily observed. Furthmore, ethical issues, sustainable production, quality, and customer roles are emphasized in texts analyzed. The CEO letter analysis indicates that listed firms show relatively low realism and high commonality, while North American firms exhibit relatively high commonality, and Europe firms show relatively high realism. The results will serve as a baseline for providing academia guidelines in SSCM research, and provide an opportunity for businesses to complement their sustainability strategies and executions.

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Intermedia agenda-setting in the age of globalization: A multinational agenda-setting test

Cited by 38 publications

References 32 publications

The European Union – From Agenda Setting and Media Frames to Citizens’ Conversations

The European Union – From Agenda Setting and Media Frames to Citizens’ Conversations

First and Second Level Intermedia Agenda-Setting between International Newspapers and Twitter during the Coverage of the 266th Papal Election

Sustainable Supply Chain Based on News Articles and Sustainability Reports: Text Mining with Leximancer and DICTION

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