I am conducting a study on the "ventiloquist effect" of Spanish print and digital media with respect to international news agencies in the Middle East. The central hypothesis is that the Spanish media reproduce and paraphrase the framing of international news agencies (Reuters, AP, AFP, Al Jazeera), without taking into account the verification of the facts or other sources.
Is there a method I can be recommended to analyze this? I have tried through anti-plagiarism softwares, but I do not agree on more than 120 news items chosen in the period January-February 2019.
Thank you very much in advance for your collaboration.
Dear Luis;
From a media communication approach I suggest content analysis of media coverage . I recommend you to read the following papers: Semetko & Valkenburg (2000), Iyengar and Entman papers ( framing theory) and to follow Juan José Igartua publications. I am currently working on migration coverage linked to framing approach. Hope this helps you
Thanks Carlos Rodríguez Pérez , I have talked with Carlos Arcila from the Igartua´s team and recommended this too!
Buenos días, Luis m.
Yo también recomiendo a Igartua y Humanes .También puede consultar las siguientes investigaciones, que le servirán de referencia:
McCombs, M. y Shaw, D. (1972). “The Agenda-Setting function of the mass media”. Public Opinion Quarterly, vol. 36, n. 2, Reino Unido: Oxford Journals.
Scheufele, D.A (2004). “Framing-effects approach: A theoretical and methodological critique”. Communications: The European Journal of Communication Research, pp. 401-428.
Muñiz Muriel, C.; Igartua Perosanz, J. J.; Otero Parra, J. A.; Sánchez Hernández, C. (2008). “El tratamiento informativo de la inmigración en los medios españoles. Un estudio comparativo de la prensa y televisión”. Perspectivas de la Comunicación, vol. 1, n. 1, pp. 97-112. Chile: Universidad de La Frontera.
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