The 2017 prevalence of obesity among children (age 5–17 years) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is 13.68%. Childhood obesity is one of the 10 top health priorities in the UAE. This study examines the quality, frequency, sources, scope and framing of childhood obesity in popular social media and three leading UAE newspapers from 2014 to 2017. During the review period, 152 newspaper articles fro...

The purpose of this paper is threefold. Firstly, it will review the theories and practice of on-line learning and the need for new roles in the development of new media delivery systems. Secondly, the current status of university teachers will be analyzed within the context of the new roles. And thirdly, new roles for teachers and course designers in their endeavors to assimilate information te...

Identifying topics in news, tracking their temporal dynamics, and understanding how different media sources cover them have important theoretical and practical implications for journalism researchers, producers, and consumers. The explosive growth of online news sources, however, suggests that scalable approaches to topical analysis are needed. We introduce our ongoing efforts to enable large-s...

“Social TV” is a term that broadly describes the online social interactions occurring between viewers while watching television. In this paper, we show that TV networks can derive value from social media content placed in shows because it leads to increased word of mouth via online posts, and it highly correlates with TV show related sales. In short, we show that TV event triggers change the on...

News about suicides in online media is increasingly worrying. This due to the fact that news stories often show specific display and details of suicide incidents. study aims analyse two framing compatibility rules from press Council 2019 by using a research method adapted Matthes Kohring year 2008. The data used this are 85 articles, with 38 articles Tribunnews.com 47 suara.com. important that,...