Were the Murrow Boys Warmongers?

Western and Chinese media representation of Africa in COVID-19 news coverage

“…In addition, sourcing has direct effect on the way things are represented and image of society is presented as it determines whose account and version of reality is supplied (Carlson, 2009). Undoubtedly, sources are most decisive forces behind media framing, representation, influencing, manipulation, and credibility (Cozma, 2015).…”

A comparative framing analysis of ISIL in the online coverage of CNN and Al-Jazeera

“…Even though the Semetko & Valkenburg definitions were used, a different method was adapted for this study as done previously by Cozma (2014): each paragraph was coded for the existence of a frame and a total for each frame was computed instead of using indexes.…”

“Real News Arrives From Abroad”: Transnational Eyewitnessing in Leonora Raines’ War Correspondence for the New York Evening Sun (1914–1918)

“…During World War I women correspondents, especially women war reporters, were a rarity ) Edy, 2017Edy, , 2019aEdy, , 2019b(. War reporting was a male domain up until World War II when in 1944 the U.S. military constructed the concept of a woman war correspondent to govern accredited journalists' access ) Edy, 2019b(. There is a growing interest in studying the concept of transnational journalism ) Broersma, 2010;Coyle & Fondren, 2021;Grieves, 2012;Hellmueller & Berglez, 2023; van Tuyll, 2017van Tuyll, , 2021( but there are only a handful of case studies of early 20th century transnational )war( correspondents ) Cozma, 2015;Fondren, 2021b;Fondren & Edy, 2022;Seul, 2016Seul, , 2021(. Many special correspondents, especially those belonging to minority groups, freelancers, and women, did neither have professional training nor experience in war reporting.…”