What Gets into the Media

IF 0.6 Q3 COMMUNICATION
Communitas Pub Date : 2023-09-30 DOI:10.38140/com.v28i.7592
Tuong-Minh Ly-Le
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Abstract

This study investigated the coverage of COVID-19 in Vietnam to understand what types of information can be published, how accurate it is, and if media bias exists. The results show that media biases are more clearly presented during the gathering and editing stages of news production. Although COVID-19 received a heightened frequency of reporting, news articles about this topic had limited use of sources, provide mostly general information and statistics, and lack of scientific quality. These results are intended to provide public health authorities and news audience with an understanding of how a health event is presented in the media.
媒体报道的内容
本研究调查了越南对 COVID-19 的报道,以了解可以发布哪些类型的信息、信息的准确性如何以及是否存在媒体偏见。结果显示,媒体偏见在新闻制作的收集和编辑阶段表现得更为明显。虽然 COVID-19 的报道频率有所提高,但有关该主题的新闻文章对信息来源的使用有限,提供的大多是一般性信息和统计数据,缺乏科学性。这些结果旨在让公共卫生机构和新闻受众了解媒体是如何报道健康事件的。
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