This paper summarizes the major findings from about 15 years of research on local mass media operations during the emergency time period of both natural and technological disasters. Much of this study in the United States has been carried on at the Disaster Research Center (DRC), although increasingly other work is appearing (see Quarantelli, 1989). While the observations reported below are drawn from all the relevant DRC studies, greatest attention is paid to the conclusions from the most recent of the research undertaken; most of the statistics provided are from that study (see Wenger and Quarantelli, 1990)
In 2000 disaster struck Enschede in The Netherlands. Due to explosions at a fireworks factory, 22 pe...
The aim of this study is to analyze the use of different media channels occurred within a natural di...
This study investigates the sourcing patterns characteristic of network television coverage of two n...
From September 1985 through August 1988 the Disaster Research Center (DRC) at the University of Dela...
Chapter 1. Introduction From September 1985 through August 1988 the Disaster Research Center (DRC)...
This paper studies the influence of mass media on U.S. government response to approximately 5,000 na...
A review of two areas of scholarship into the role of the mass media in crisis and/or disaster revea...
project on mass media reporting of news about disasters in both countries. Using a common although n...
This work reports on the first ever effort by researchers from tfie United States and Japan to unde...
There has been a recent ourtpouring of writings and research in the sociology of mass communications...
In this report we summarize research findings on the general behavior of individuals/ households, or...
During 1984-1985, sociologist from the Disaster Research Center (DRC) at the University of Delaware ...
For over two decades students of disaster phenomena have attempted to accurately describe and explai...
This article provides an overview of the research and literature on media and disasters. Drawing on ...
In this report we summarize research findings on the general behavior of individuals/ households, ...
In 2000 disaster struck Enschede in The Netherlands. Due to explosions at a fireworks factory, 22 pe...
The aim of this study is to analyze the use of different media channels occurred within a natural di...
This study investigates the sourcing patterns characteristic of network television coverage of two n...
From September 1985 through August 1988 the Disaster Research Center (DRC) at the University of Dela...
Chapter 1. Introduction From September 1985 through August 1988 the Disaster Research Center (DRC)...
This paper studies the influence of mass media on U.S. government response to approximately 5,000 na...
A review of two areas of scholarship into the role of the mass media in crisis and/or disaster revea...
project on mass media reporting of news about disasters in both countries. Using a common although n...
This work reports on the first ever effort by researchers from tfie United States and Japan to unde...
There has been a recent ourtpouring of writings and research in the sociology of mass communications...
In this report we summarize research findings on the general behavior of individuals/ households, or...
During 1984-1985, sociologist from the Disaster Research Center (DRC) at the University of Delaware ...
For over two decades students of disaster phenomena have attempted to accurately describe and explai...
This article provides an overview of the research and literature on media and disasters. Drawing on ...
In this report we summarize research findings on the general behavior of individuals/ households, ...
In 2000 disaster struck Enschede in The Netherlands. Due to explosions at a fireworks factory, 22 pe...
The aim of this study is to analyze the use of different media channels occurred within a natural di...
This study investigates the sourcing patterns characteristic of network television coverage of two n...