This study aims to question the watchdog function of Turkish press in context coronavirus crisis, deal with initial responses news media, and examine extent which fulfills its public responsibility function. Accordingly, it discussed role media protecting interest terms journalism centered on matter how debate social welfare measures taken for fragile groups during coronaviruses crisis. The cla...

Introduction. This paper analyses the level of development of the press archives of the thirteen Spanish newspapers with the largest digital circulations. Method. This is evaluative research based on twenty indicators divided into four main sections: general features, the query system, presentation of results and other features. The benchmarks for all the indicators were the Lexis-Nexis, Factiv...

This paper uses Granger non–causality tests to analyze if channel competition exists between the companion websites of 93 German newspapers observed between I/1998 and II/2005. It provides econometric evidence for significant negative effects of companion website traffic on the print circulation of national newspapers and for significantly positive effects on local newspapers, at least for the ...

Although there is a consensus that mass media play an important role in the rise and fall of political trust Western democracies, existing research on use China achieved relatively inconclusive findings. By using two surveys conducted 2013 2018, we examine effects use, including traditional media, social foreign Chinese citizens’ their central local governments. Our shows usage such as watching...

this paper uses critical discourse analysis to examine discursive representations of older people in taiwanese newspapers. a total of 926 references to older people were sampled from 62 articles published in four taiwanese newspapers from january to august 2013. the findings suggest that, older people were frequently allocated roles suggestive of dependency. those portrayed in line with the pos...

The evolving IS literature on business models for digital products assumes that the positive feedback effect will lead to price competition and biased concentration of the market. In theory, this will require companies to either differentiate or customize their products and services. In this paper we propose an empirical investigation of customization as a lock-in business strategy for online n...

INTRODUCTION We wanted to understand how cancer risks are communicated in mainstream and ethnic newspapers, to determine whether the 2 kinds of newspapers differ and to examine features of news stories and sources that might predict optimal risk communication. METHODS Optimal risk communication was defined as presenting the combination of absolute risk, relative risk, and prevention response ...