Negotiating Control
Negotiating Control
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谈判控制权
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2012
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通讯作者：
Katrin Voltmer
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作者：
B. Pfetsch;Katrin Voltmer
在共产主义统治消亡后，东欧国家的媒体与政治的关系必须适应民主政治和竞争的传播环境。这项研究探索了记者和政治家如何理解他们过去和现在的关系，以及什么取向决定了他们的日常互动。通过对记者和政治家的半结构化访谈，对保加利亚和波兰的政治传播文化进行了调查。调查结果表明，在保加利亚，这两组参与者之间的封闭网络继续影响着政治传播、滋生交易，甚至严重破坏政治新闻的独立性的腐败。相比之下，波兰的政治沟通角色似乎更加不同，这使得政治行为者更难控制公共议程。
After the demise of communist rule the relationship between media and politics in Eastern European countries has to adjust to the conditions of democratic politics and a competitive communication environment. This study explores how journalists and politicians understand their relationship past and present and what orientations govern their day-to-day interactions. The political communication cultures in Bulgaria and Poland are investigated on the basis of semi-structured interviews with journalists and politicians. The findings suggest that in Bulgaria closed-knitted networks between the two sets of actors continue to shape political communication breeding ‘deals’ and even corruption that seriously undermine the independence of political journalism. In contrast, political communication roles in Poland appear more differentiated making it more difficult for political actors to exercise control over the public agenda.