... trust in news has changed, while also exploring the links with sociodemographic variables, differences by media system, and changing patterns of news use. We find that (a) there has been a small overall decline in trust in news since 2015, but also that (b) there are different trends in different...

... for information ( Galtung & Ruge, 1965 ; Harcup & O’Neill, 2001 , 2017 ). In order to research patterns and gaps in news provision, scholars have used the concept of a “media system,” which refers to patterned relationships between multiple media outlets and their broader social, economic, and political...

... Media systems have changed significantly as a result of the development of information technologies. However, typologies of media systems that incorporate aspects of digitalization are rare. This study fills this gap by identifying, operationalizing, and measuring indicators of media systems...

... complex, tackling the question of to what extent widely accepted concepts are able to explain the roles of the media in Global South societies. Political Communication Political Journalism public sphere Communication Theory news organizations media systems Brazil Coordination for the Improvement...

... Historical classifications of journalistic traditions are the backbone of comparative explanations for political news coverage. This study assesses the validity of the dominant media systems framework and proposes and tests a novel framework, which states that a history of authoritarianism affects today’s...

..., environments, and discursive practices—may also productively inform comparative communication research across Western contexts. In essence, it shifts away the analytical focus of researchers from classic comparisons of media systems, organizations, or actors to comparisons of publics as specific constellations...

... found considerable variation in reporting styles across national boundaries. Many of these studies seem to partially support the argument that some advanced democracies share similar media system and journalistic culture characteristics, particularly in relation to how they approach their audiences...

.... © 2014 International Communication Association 2014 Abstract The analysis of media systems has become a cornerstone in the field of comparative communication research. Ten years after its publication, we revisit the landmark study in the field, Hallin and Mancini's “Comparing Media Systems...

... governance internet democratic corporatist model liberal model Polarized pluralist model Digitization digitalization fragmentation Hybridity models Radio blog gers citizen journalism television advertising party colonization public opinion globalization EU political and media systems...

... databases mixed ensembles digital media systems music performance ensemble jam2jam music software music education Music is inherently active and interactive, and music history is replete with examples of technically enabled innovations. Digital media systems, like technologies before them, provide...

... and resilience. It is a changing order whose content is shaped according to cultural techniques, discursive formations, and, above all, prevalent media systems. Memories are made of intrinsic connections between people, techniques, and practices. Holl shows how Kiarostami is examining grand metaphors through...

... institution. Domestic media systems—rather than electoral systems and politicization of EU affairs in domestic contexts—appear to be responsible for cross-country differences in personalization. The chapter concludes that these findings have consequences for the likelihood that European citizens become aware...

.... The ‘media systems’ perspective i is ill equipped to account for change and may result in blind spots in situations where conditions are constantly shifting. Scholars of comparative politics should take journalism more seriously in their attempts to explain why some regimes are caught in a ‘grey zone...

... ownership matters in relation to the civic, financial, health, and safety benefits and risks associated with ownership power. The chapter signals the adaptation of institutional logics as the book’s primary theoretical scaffolding. It justifies its choice of the sampled national media systems—US, Sweden...

... of expression media regulation media systems regulatory enforcement privacy sensitive data European data protection regulation does not just seek to articulate the standards applicable to personal data processing but, more concretely, aims to ensure the ‘effective and complete protection...

...Proto-State Media Systems. Carol K. Winkler and Kareem El Damanhoury, Oxford University Press. © University of Maryland National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) 2022. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197568026.003.0007 Chapter 7 lays out an integrated...

... broadcaster Smith Norman Schlosberg Justin Sky TV British broadcaster conservatism conservative news United Kingdom EU referendum tabloid news journalism BBC Brexit comparative media systems media bias The UK press has always been deeply partisan and the subject of Europe has been particularly...

...Integrated media systems are not only content management systems for production and publishing of online news, they are also hubs for mobile connectivity to remote servers and conduits for search and social media, but verification and analytics have also spawned data jobs intersecting...

... these relationships are shaped by systemic factors that vary across countries—such as patterns of electoral competition, characteristics of media systems, and the strength of party organizations. The theoretical framework presented in this chapter overcomes three theoretical and empirical fallacies that have limited...