Powerful yet Disempowered: A Thematic Literature Review Exploring the Challenges of Media Reporting on Sexual Violence [0.03%]
强大却无力的媒体：性暴力报道面临的挑战主题文献回顾
Karen Andrews,Safeera Jaffer,Shaheen Shariff
Karen Andrews
Since #MeToo (2017), media discourse has brought sexual violence into greater public consciousness. Despite certain gains in how journalists frame stories of sexual violence, issues such as rape myths and victim blaming continue in reportin...
"I Don't Want to Die in Here": Absence and Vulnerability in COVID-19 News Coverage of Prisons [0.03%]
“我不想死在这里”——美国新冠疫情下的监狱报道缺失及其漏洞分析
Adina Schneeweis,Katherine A Foss
Adina Schneeweis
This research examines how news constructed vulnerability in the coverage of COVID-19 and populations in prisons and jails. Focused on key moments during the moral panic around the pandemic, the analysis of publications from across the U.S....
Adoption of Social Media during Covid-19 Pandemic by African Presidents: A Cross-Sectional Study of Selected Facebook Accounts [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情期间非洲国家元首的社交媒体采纳研究——以部分Facebook账号为例的横断面研究
Janet Aver Adikpo
Janet Aver Adikpo
This paper examined the adoption of social media to disperse information at the beginning of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Content analysis was employed to identify and select relevant posts for presidents of five African countries (Egy...
"Mothers are Medicine": U.S. Indigenous Media Emphasizing Indigenous Women's Roles in COVID-19 Coverage [0.03%]
“母亲是良药”——美国原住民媒体强调原住妇女性角色的新冠疫情报道
Candi S Carter Olson,Benjamin LaPoe,Victoria LaPoe et al.
Candi S Carter Olson et al.
As COVID-19 surged in 2020, non-Indigenous media had a chronic disease of its own: sparse pandemic news from Indian Country. Within this inadequate coverage, there was an erasure of sources: Indigenous women were missing. This study evaluat...
Television, Brands, and the Pandemic: How Spanish TV Channels Treated the Brands Most Valued for Their CSR During the COVID-19 Lockdown [0.03%]
电视、品牌与疫情：西班牙电视频道如何在新冠封锁期间报道其最重视企业社会责任的品牌
Antonio Sanjuán Pérez,José Juan Videla Rodríguez,Teresa Nozal Cantarero et al.
Antonio Sanjuán Pérez et al.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in March 2020, the Spanish Government announced a total lockdown of the population and the interruption of all nonessential economic activity. From this point, televisions adapted their programming schedules by...
Using Social Media for Agenda Setting in Chinese Government's Communications During the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
中国政府在2020年新冠肺炎疫情期间利用社交媒体进行议程设置和沟通交往
Qingning Wang
Qingning Wang
This research provide a case study to analyses how Chinese government's social-media accounts were used to communicate during the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of agenda-setting. Two most active Chinese government official accounts on ...
Digital Moral Outrage, Collective Guilt, And Collective Action: An Examination of How Twitter Users Expressed Their Anguish During India's Covid-19 Related Migrant Crisis [0.03%]
数字道德义愤，集体内疚与集体行动：印度疫情期间移民危机中推特用户表达悲痛方式的研究
Neelam Sharma
Neelam Sharma
This paper examines the intersection of group-based expressions including digital moral outrage, collective guilt, and collective action on Twitter, following the tragic incident of 8 May 2020, in which 16 migrant workers were run over by a...
Reconstruction and Adaptation in Times of a Contagious Crisis: A Case of African Newsrooms' Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic [0.03%]
传染危机时期的重建与适应：非洲新闻机构对新冠肺炎疫情的反应案例分析
Trust Matsilele,Lungile Tshuma,Mbongeni Msimanga
Trust Matsilele
This is a cross-national comparative study of how media in Zimbabwe, Botswana, and South Africa reconstructed their operations in response to Covid-19 global pandemic. The study is grounded in a qualitative research design that uses semi-st...