Posts Tagged ‘Western media’
‘Reality violence’ on TV news: it began with Vietnam
McCleneghan, J.S. (2002). ‘Reality violence’ on TV news: it began with Vietnam. The Social Science Journal.
This article (‘Reality violence’ on the tv news: it began with Vietnam) explains why the Vietnam-war is considered the first ‘tv-war’. The authors describe, with the use of a timeline, the impact the Vietnam-war had on television and how warreporting on television [...]
The Western coverage of the war in the former Yugoslavia
This thesis describes three different frames that has been used by Western journalists to cover the war in the former Yugoslavia. This thesis is in Dutch.
Embedding the truth: a cross-cultural analysis of objectivity and television coverage of the Iraq war
Aday, S., Livingstone, S. & Hebert, M. (2005). Embedding the truth: a cross-cultural analysis of objectivity and television coverage of the Iraq war. The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics.
The article ‘Embedding the truth: a cross-cultural analysis of objectivity and television coverage of the Iraq war’ is about American television broadcasts concerning the war in Iraq. The [...]
The Israeli-Hezbollah war of 2006: the media as a weapon in asymmetrical conflict.
Kalb, M. & Saivetz, C. (2007). The Israeli-Hezbollah war of 2006: the media as a weapon in asymmetrical conflict. The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics, 12(3), pp. 43-66.
Kalb and Saivetz (2006) did research about the intense covering of what seems a side issue of the Israeli Palestinian conflict; the Israeli-Hezbollah war. It is interesting to [...]