肤浅、肤浅和被动:一家小型国家新闻媒体如何报道政治

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J. Ólafsson
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摘要

摘要本文阐述了新闻媒体危机如何影响冰岛的政治报道。以前从未研究过冰岛媒体对日常政治报道的看法,本文填补了这一研究空白,并将冰岛的案例置于更广泛的新闻媒体危机文献中。我的探索以两个研究问题为指导。第一个重点是冰岛的记者和政治家如何看待冰岛媒体的政治报道,以及这些报道如何影响他们的工作实践。第二个问题涉及冰岛公众如何看待政治新闻内容。调查结果表明,根据记者和政界人士的说法,主要是商业融资模式和媒体市场的小规模相结合,导致了比大州更肤浅和有问题的报道。调查结果表明,公众大多同意受访者对冰岛媒体报道政治的看法。
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Superficial, shallow and reactive: How a small state news media covers politics
Abstract This article illustrates how the crisis of the news media is impacting political coverage in Iceland. Perceptions of routine political coverage in the Icelandic media have not been studied before, and this article fills this research gap and situates the Icelandic case within the wider news media crisis literature. My exploration is guided by two research questions. The first focuses on how journalists and politicians in Iceland perceive political coverage in the Icelandic media and how the coverage is seen to affect their working practices. The second question concerns how the public in Iceland perceives political news content. Findings show that, according to journalists and politicians, the mix of mainly commercial funding models and the smallness of the media market results in even more superficial and problematic coverage than in larger states. Survey answers illustrate that the public mostly agrees with interviewee perceptions concerning how the Icelandic media covers politics.
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