Add to ORKGThis research sought to ascertain how newspaper ownership structures influence the quality of local political news coverage. More specifically, do independently owned newspapers tend to produce larger quantities of quality local political reporting than do corporately owned and publicly traded newspapers? In the thesis, I develop an understanding of "quality" news coverage as being coverage that is thematic, or providing interpretive analysis and supplying contextual information. Additionally, I tackle the question of quality news coverage from three angles: whether or not independently owned newspapers provide more quality local political news stories per edition than corporately owned papers; whether or not the percentage of quality loca...
This paper investigates the impact of increased media competition on the quantity and quality of new...
This article investigates the levels of owner influence in 211 different print and broadcast outlets...
We study the effect of competition on media bias in the context of US newspapers in the period 1870-...
Scholars consider news media coverage an important factor in understanding social movements' success...
Journalists use news factors to construct newsworthy stories. This study investigates whether differ...
textLocally generated content comprises nearly 80% of front page content for most American newspaper...
The steep decline of local newspapers in recent years represents a major shift in the media environm...
This paper investigates the impact of increased media competition on the quantity and quality of new...
Mass media is the major source of information citizens use in forming their political opinions. As s...
This thesis examined the content of sixteen Indiana newspapers, chosen at random, to calculate the t...
This study, Political representation in the local paper - the power of the front page, shows how the...
The purpose of this brief paper is to analysis recent changes to the editorial and business organisa...
Since individuals and companies began buying independent newspapers and forming newspaper groups or ...
Does media ownership matter for the news that is produced? In the course of the twentieth century wh...
188 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.A large body of literature ex...
This paper investigates the impact of increased media competition on the quantity and quality of new...
This article investigates the levels of owner influence in 211 different print and broadcast outlets...
We study the effect of competition on media bias in the context of US newspapers in the period 1870-...
Scholars consider news media coverage an important factor in understanding social movements' success...
Journalists use news factors to construct newsworthy stories. This study investigates whether differ...
textLocally generated content comprises nearly 80% of front page content for most American newspaper...
The steep decline of local newspapers in recent years represents a major shift in the media environm...
This paper investigates the impact of increased media competition on the quantity and quality of new...
Mass media is the major source of information citizens use in forming their political opinions. As s...
This thesis examined the content of sixteen Indiana newspapers, chosen at random, to calculate the t...
This study, Political representation in the local paper - the power of the front page, shows how the...
The purpose of this brief paper is to analysis recent changes to the editorial and business organisa...
Since individuals and companies began buying independent newspapers and forming newspaper groups or ...
Does media ownership matter for the news that is produced? In the course of the twentieth century wh...
188 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007.A large body of literature ex...
This paper investigates the impact of increased media competition on the quantity and quality of new...
This article investigates the levels of owner influence in 211 different print and broadcast outlets...
We study the effect of competition on media bias in the context of US newspapers in the period 1870-...