Marginalization devices in U.S. press coverage of Iraq war protest: A content analysis

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The prominence of marginalization devices in non-editorial coverage of Iraq War protest in 3 major US newspapers over a 1-year period is examined by employing an innovative typology. Practical and scholarly implications are addressed in scrutinizing the mass media's role in shaping interpretations of sociopolitical issues.

Public affairs, Media coverage, Peace movements, Iraq War, 2003-

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The effects of news and entertainment on interpersonal trust: political talk radio, newspapers, and television

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Four data sets are analyzed to explain interpersonal trust (IP) where education, newspaper readership and age are consistent and strong associates of trusting attitudes and behaviors. Reported political talk radio listening and elite electronic news use are linked to trust.

Interpersonal relations, Trust (Psychology)

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The powerful role of interpersonal communication in agenda setting

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The mass media's influence on the public agenda is described to be direct as well as indirect. Those who rely on interpersonal communication, match the media agenda at the same or higher level than those who rely more on the mass media.

Interpersonal communication

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