Research of Public News Headlines’ Bias in the Context of New Media: Using “Weibo” Hot Search Headlines as a Case Study

Xinyi Shen
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In recent years, the criteria for creating popular search headlines on Weibo have made it a socially controversial source of information. Using content analysis as the primary research method, this study seeks to systematically dissect the presentation of news topics within Weibo’s popular search headlines. Through a careful examination of news content, trends, and patterns, it aims to reveal the existence and dynamics of biases in news selection and presentation. Furthermore, this paper investigates the dissemination of public news and its complexity while exploring both internal and external factors contributing to deviations in the publication of public news headlines. It also strives to enrich our understanding of the significance of this platform and its potential impact on Chinese society. Insights gained from this research contribute to our understanding of the evolving patterns of news dissemination within the Chinese internet ecosystem. It underscores the importance of critically evaluating the role of digital platforms in shaping public discourse and information consumption, with a focus on bias issues and their broader societal implications.
新媒体背景下公共新闻标题偏向性研究——以“微博”热搜标题为例
近年来,在微博上创造热门搜索标题的标准使其成为一个具有社会争议的信息来源。本研究以内容分析为主要研究方法,系统剖析微博热门搜索标题中新闻话题的呈现。通过对新闻内容、趋势和模式的仔细检查,它旨在揭示新闻选择和呈现中的偏见的存在和动态。此外,本文还考察了公共新闻的传播及其复杂性,并探讨了导致公共新闻标题发布偏差的内部和外部因素。它还努力丰富我们对这个平台的重要性及其对中国社会的潜在影响的理解。从这项研究中获得的见解有助于我们理解中国互联网生态系统中新闻传播的演变模式。它强调了批判性评估数字平台在塑造公共话语和信息消费方面的作用的重要性,重点关注偏见问题及其更广泛的社会影响。
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