Islands of Divergence in a Stream of Convergence

Reich, Zvi

doi:10.1080/1461670x.2013.790619

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“…On comparing journalists’ tweets, Lasorsa (2012) found that women journalists tend to reveal more information about their professional and personal lives, link more to other websites, and are generally more transparent than their men colleagues. However, many observed patterns remain contested or limited to specific studies; for example, though some found that women-authored texts used a larger diversity of sources, in particular female sources (Armstrong, 2004; Rodgers & Thorson, 2003; Zoch & Turk, 1998), others found little to support this pattern (Liebler & Smith, 1997; Reich, 2014). Furthermore, while we should expect socialization-based differences to be more pronounced in non-Western contexts, where gender norms are more differentiated, very little research has addressed settings outside the United States.…”

Section: Gender and News Discourse: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

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Gendered Communication Styles in the News: An Algorithmic Comparative Study of Conflict Coverage

Tenenboim-Weinblatt

Baden

2018

Communication Research

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Over the past few decades, numerous studies have examined the question of whether women and men tend to use different communicative styles, strategies, and practices. In this study, we employed a high-resolution algorithmic approach to examine the role of gender in structuring conflict news discourse, focusing on a comparison between the texts produced by foreign and domestic women and men journalists in their coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Extracting recurrent semantic patterns from over 80,000 texts, we show that women and men journalists tend to interpret journalistic professionalism in slightly different ways: While women emphasize precision and professional distance, men focus more on certitude and providing orientation. Moreover, women journalists tend to give more centrality to various groups of people in their coverage. We discuss these findings in the context of scholarship on gender and language use, journalism, and conflict.

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Section: Gender and News Discourse: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gendered Communication Styles in the News: An Algorithmic Comparative Study of Conflict Coverage

Tenenboim-Weinblatt

Baden

2018

Communication Research

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“…When considering approaches which involve looking back to early reporting processes, the journalists themselves have also been a fruitful source of insight: Albaek (2011), in looking at how experts end up contributing to news content, revisited both the journalist-author and the expert to record the starting point/interactions. The reconstructive interview with journalists is also a route used to Revista Comunicación y Métodos | Journal Communication & Methods ISSN: 2659-9538 establish what activity took place (Reich, 2006(Reich, , 2014, relying on the journalists to account for their behaviours. However, despite these various methods, what is often lacking are more holistic approaches to thoroughly capture media content origins beyond individual categories of source material based solely on the media report, or turning to the journalists themselves, which may not always be feasible or appropriate.…”

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Rastreando más allá del texto: El uso del análisis de contenido regresivo para estudiar las prácticas periodísticas

2021

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El análisis de contenido es una herramienta habitual en los estudios sobre los medios de comunicación y en otros ámbitos relacionados. Suele utilizarse para identificar patrones en los textos periodísticos que ayuden a estudiar qué y cómo se comunica la información al público. Sin embargo, estos resultados, que suelen cuantificarse basándose únicamente en los mensajes y detalles del informe de noticias, tienen limitaciones para los investigadores que buscan establecer una conexión entre la producción periodística -el típico informe final de noticias- y las prácticas periodísticas implicadas en el montaje del informe. La metodología que aquí se propone pretende establecer un enfoque sistemático para explorar las prácticas periodísticas de abastecimiento a través del análisis en profundidad de los reportajes, fundamentalmente ampliando el objetivo de la investigación más allá del reportaje y explorando las contribuciones de las fuentes, como los comunicados de prensa originales u otros informes de los medios de comunicación. Al rastrear y registrar sistemáticamente ese material, se pueden hacer descubrimientos valiosos y originales, que luego se pueden cruzar con los resultados del análisis de contenido cuantitativo más tradicional para proporcionar nuevas perspectivas. Este método requiere dos fases de investigación, que se describen en este artículo. El artículo también explora cómo puede utilizarse el análisis de contenido para estudiar las prácticas periodísticas, así como un marco para llevar a cabo la investigación, con consejos y directrices tanto para obtener como para registrar el material de origen y los datos.

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How do journalists seek information from sources? A systematic review

Hertzum¹

2022

Information Processing & Management

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Islands of Divergence in a Stream of Convergence

Cited by 7 publications

References 33 publications

Gendered Communication Styles in the News: An Algorithmic Comparative Study of Conflict Coverage

Gendered Communication Styles in the News: An Algorithmic Comparative Study of Conflict Coverage

Rastreando más allá del texto: El uso del análisis de contenido regresivo para estudiar las prácticas periodísticas

How do journalists seek information from sources? A systematic review

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