News media
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Nation speaking unto nation: Does the media create cultural distance between England and Scotland?
The United Kingdom is more than just politics and government. An important part of it is made up of the cultural links between its four nations. It is this relationship that the author of this paper seeks to explore, using the media as a lens through which to view the health of the cultural union.
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A new model for news: studying the deep structure of young-adult news consumption
An "ethnography" focusing on the news consumption habits of young digital consumers in six cities around the world. An "ethnography" focusing on the news consumption habits of young digital consumers in six cities around the world.
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Redefining the journalist as a news marketer
SEO, Search Engine Optimisation, and what it means for the media. It's already quietly changing the way news is presented online and it's redefining the journalist as a marketer.
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Where men and women differ in following the news
A look at the American public's news interests over the past year shows continuing differences between women and men in the types of news stories that they follow very closely. Women consistently express more interest than men in stories about weather, health and safety, natural disasters and tabloid news. Men are more interested than women...
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If it catches my eye: an exploration of online news experiences of teenagers
Teenagers aren't much into following serious news online, but news organizations can ? and should ? cultivate their interest by learning how to catch their eyes, diminish their angst, go where they are on the Web, enlist parents and teachers in the cause and help them develop a news persona, according to this report. The...