The<i>New York Times</i>coverage of the US-related human rights

Krumbein, Frédéric

doi:10.1080/23311886.2017.1283738

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“…In addition, prior studies suggest that it influences the political agenda (Rogers and Chang, 1991; Dearing and Rogers, 1996; McCombs, 2004; Golan, 2006) and that its coverage continues to have a historical and strong daily impact (Meeks, 2012). The NYT is an award‐winning newspaper with a high national circulation (Tracy, 2020) that has been used in an array of content analysis studies, including recent work by Di Salvo and Negro (2016), Krumbein (2017), and Zulli (2019). Given its reputation and influence on the public agenda, the NYT is an appropriate news outlet for studying the frequency and nature of coverage of Zika virus.…”

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Our issue or their issue? Media coverage and framing of the Zika virus epidemic

Jamieson

Rivera

2022

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How does the news media respond to health emergencies abroad? Between 2015 and 2018, Zika virus spread rapidly throughout Latin America before arriving in the continental United States. Despite the risks to adults and newborns, it is unclear how media coverage developed and framed the threat for its audience. In this paper, we argue that while the frequency of coverage was responsive to infections, its content failed to promote proactive health behaviour. To assess these claims, we analyse each of 442 articles dealing with Zika virus published by The New York Times from 2015–18. We find that the amount of coverage reflected infections but did not change once the disease emerged in the US. Furthermore, content analysis using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count software reveals that coverage emphasised differences between communities (those affected and those at home) and that present and past time orientations dominated coverage as opposed to future time orientations.

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Our issue or their issue? Media coverage and framing of the Zika virus epidemic

Jamieson

Rivera

2022

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“…On the other hand, seeing the discourse on human rights built through the media is crucial, especially because the media has a supervisory function that must be carried out (Krumbein, 2017, Marta et al, 2022. Journalism research that links it to new media platforms also shows the crucial role of the media (Saputri, 2021).…”

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Exploration of Kompas Editorial Frames on Human Rights Issues during 2014-2021

Yustitia

Ashrianto

2022

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Editorials occupy a vital position in the media because they present official media opinions to the public on specific issues, including human rights issues. Therefore, this study focuses on how Kompas daily frames editorials on human rights issues in January and December 2014–2021. The research method is qualitative with Urs Dahinden framing analysis techniques. This technique divides the typology of frames into five things: conflict, economy, progress, moral, and episodic. Dahinden's framing approach is interesting because it differentiates between issues and frames. January and December 2014-2021 were selected because this research does not focus on specific issues. January is a critical moment to reflect on human rights issues over the past year and the next. In addition, December is the month of commemoration of International Human Rights Day. The study results conclude that Kompas uses two different frames in its editorial related to human rights issues. In civil and political human rights, Kompas consistently uses a moral frame. Meanwhile, Kompas uses episodic, economic, and moral frames on economic, social, and cultural issues.

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TheNew York Timescoverage of the US-related human rights

Cited by 2 publications

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Our issue or their issue? Media coverage and framing of the Zika virus epidemic

Our issue or their issue? Media coverage and framing of the Zika virus epidemic

Exploration of Kompas Editorial Frames on Human Rights Issues during 2014-2021

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