RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF INTERNET MEDIA ON EPIDEMIC PREVENTION AND CONTROL

Fan Zhang, Jia-hui Li
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At the beginning of 2020, COVID-19 broke out. After the COVID-19 outbreak, online media became an important channel for the masses to obtain information about the epidemic. According to the different social functions of various online media, this paper classifies the important online media in this epidemic into four categories, namely, official media, government media, market-oriented media and We-media. By using the crawler software tool, crawling the Weibo data of the People’s Daily, The Paper, Healthy China, and Doctor Do of Concord, from January 1, 2020, to March 1, 2020, combined with the data of confirmed cases of the domestic novel coronavirus epidemic in the same period, constructed a multiple regression model to conduct empirical research on the effects of online media on different subjects. The research results show that official new media and market-based media are negatively correlated with the number of people infected with the epidemic, whereas government media are more inclined to reflect the law of the development of the epidemic and are positively correlated with the development of the epidemic. Therefore, taking the initiative to grasp the public opinion guidance of the official media and market-oriented media can achieve better publicity effect in the epidemic prevention and control work.
网络媒体对疫情防控的影响研究
2020年初,新冠肺炎疫情爆发。新冠肺炎疫情发生后,网络媒体成为广大群众获取疫情信息的重要渠道。根据各种网络媒体的不同社会功能,本文将此次疫情中重要的网络媒体分为官方媒体、政府媒体、市场化媒体和自媒体四类。利用爬虫软件工具,抓取2020年1月1日至2020年3月1日《人民日报》、《澎湃新闻》、《健康中国》和《康科德医生》的微博数据,结合国内同期新型冠状病毒疫情确诊病例数据,构建多元回归模型,对网络媒体对不同主体的影响进行实证研究。研究结果表明,官方新媒体和市场化媒体与疫情感染人数呈负相关,而政府媒体更倾向于反映疫情发展规律,与疫情发展呈正相关。因此,主动把握官媒和市场化媒体的舆论引导,可以在疫情防控工作中取得更好的宣传效果。
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