加拿大新闻媒体的评论节制策略及其原则

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本文对加拿大在新闻相关评论区和社交媒体上发布的用户生成内容(UGC)的新闻指导方针和政策进行了批判性审查。通过查看加拿大主要新闻机构(如CBC、CityNews (Halifax)、CTV news、Glacier Media、Global news、The Globeand Mail、Narcity Media、Postmedia、QUB (qubecor)和Torstar)的在线评论政策,可以大致了解加拿大新闻中与新闻相关的UGC是如何被审核的。这些政策强调了加拿大新闻机构如何有切实可行的策略来管理与新闻相关的UGC,但也呼吁积极和消极的社会原则,标记不良行为,促进民主,并打击在线仇恨言论和诽谤。分析表明,指导方针反映了文献综述中强调的许多关键原则,但没有提及在学术和记者关注新闻相关UGC时强调的重要经济原则。
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Comment moderation strategies in Canadian news media and their principles
This paper offers a critical examination of Canadian news guidelines and policies on user-generated content (UGC) posted on news-related comment sections and social media. The outline of how news-related UGC is moderated within Canadian news is achieved by looking at the online comment policies of major Canadian news organizations like . the CBC, CityNews (Halifax), CTV News, Glacier Media, Global News, The Globe and Mail, Narcity Media, Postmedia, QUB (Québecor), and Torstar.The policies highlight how Canadian news organizations have practical strategies to manage news-related UGC but also call upon positive and negative social principles, to flag ill practices, foster democracy, and fight against online hate speech and libel. The analysis shows how guidelines reflect many of the key principles highlighted in the literature review but make no reference to economic principles that are emphasized as important in academic and journalist concerns with moderating news-related UGC.
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