The mass media play a key role on the public and policy agenda, especially for events and issues regarding foreign countries. However, it is not clear the rationale involved in the media coverage. This paper studies the references to African countries in two major Italian newspapers between 1996 and 2015. A panel analysis shows that the macroeconomic conditions and the occurrence of coups d'état do not exert a decisive impact on the mentions of a country, while the countries with the lowest life expectancy are more frequently in the news
Who constructs Africa's global media image? That is the main focus of this longitudinal study. It lo...
Framing studies consistently conclude that the international news media represent African conflicts ...
Geographic proximity is one of the most frequently occurring factors that contribute to newsworthine...
The mass media play a key role on the public and policy agenda, especially for events and issues reg...
How is Africa reported in the British press and why? This question is the centrepiece of this study....
One of the principal arguments that dominated intellectual debate in the 19805 concerned the imbalan...
This article examines the elements that underpin the controversy over Western media’s coverage of Af...
A number of studies have been done on Western media coverage of Africa. Quantitatively, these studie...
Who reports Africa in the British press? This longitudinal study is aimed at addressing this issue. ...
This article analyses the issues associated with providing support mechanisms for strengthening medi...
This research examines the flow of African foreign news in two Namibian and two Tanzanian newspapers...
This study examined the level of coverage given to Africa in the Australian press, including the top...
Scholars of intermedia agenda-setting have examined how news organizations can affect one another's ...
The article shows the limitations of the 'indexing' hypothesis, an influential conceptualization of ...
82 pagesModern media is predominantly controlled by large organizations, and even more by first-worl...
Who constructs Africa's global media image? That is the main focus of this longitudinal study. It lo...
Framing studies consistently conclude that the international news media represent African conflicts ...
Geographic proximity is one of the most frequently occurring factors that contribute to newsworthine...
The mass media play a key role on the public and policy agenda, especially for events and issues reg...
How is Africa reported in the British press and why? This question is the centrepiece of this study....
One of the principal arguments that dominated intellectual debate in the 19805 concerned the imbalan...
This article examines the elements that underpin the controversy over Western media’s coverage of Af...
A number of studies have been done on Western media coverage of Africa. Quantitatively, these studie...
Who reports Africa in the British press? This longitudinal study is aimed at addressing this issue. ...
This article analyses the issues associated with providing support mechanisms for strengthening medi...
This research examines the flow of African foreign news in two Namibian and two Tanzanian newspapers...
This study examined the level of coverage given to Africa in the Australian press, including the top...
Scholars of intermedia agenda-setting have examined how news organizations can affect one another's ...
The article shows the limitations of the 'indexing' hypothesis, an influential conceptualization of ...
82 pagesModern media is predominantly controlled by large organizations, and even more by first-worl...
Who constructs Africa's global media image? That is the main focus of this longitudinal study. It lo...
Framing studies consistently conclude that the international news media represent African conflicts ...
Geographic proximity is one of the most frequently occurring factors that contribute to newsworthine...