Who’s the Boss? Setting the Agenda in a Fragmented Media Environment
Who’s the Boss? Setting the Agenda in a Fragmented Media Environment
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在碎片化的媒体环境中谁是老板？
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2016
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Glen Smith
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作者：
Kathleen Searles;Glen Smith
最近关于媒体选择的工作对传统新闻媒体对公共议程的持续影响提出了质疑。我们问议程设置是否以传统形式或另一种形式继续存在。对2008年美国经济崩溃的报道提供了一个独特的案例，因为它提供了一个罕见的时刻，媒体的注意力在各个渠道上都是一致的。我们将新闻报道的内容分析与国家安嫩伯格选举研究的调查数据结合起来。运用多元时间序列分析，我们发现新闻媒体对观众议题关注的回应，其效果因来源而异。
Recent work on media choice calls into question the continued influence of traditional news media on the public agenda. We asked whether agenda setting persists either in its traditional form or an alternative form. Coverage of the 2008 American economic collapse provides a unique case as it offers a rare moment of uniform media attention across outlets. We combined a content analysis of news coverage with survey data from the National Annenberg Election Study. Using multivariate time series analysis, we found that the news media respond to issue concerns of viewers and their effects vary by source.