Islam in the Dutch press: with special attention to the Algemeen Dagblad

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Reporting on Islam in the Dutch, with special attention to the Algemeen Dagblad, where Islam developed more importance over the years from 998 to 2004 is investigated. Reporting on Islam is said to be balanced even though it is often associated with negative events, but with the murder of Theo van Gogh, journalists tended to make more negative pronouncements about non-Muslims.

Netherlands, Newspaper Publishers, Newspapers, Demographic aspects, Communications industry, Criticism and interpretation, Media coverage, Muslims, Mass media, Algemeen Dagblad (Newspaper)

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The ties that divide: regional press campaigns, community and populism

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The newspapers should provide locality-based news as the political and economic decisions are becoming more centralized and globalized. Readers are addressed as consumers instead of responsible citizens.

Newspaper publishing, Press, Press and politics, Journalism, Populism

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