With a reference to media coverage of large scale crisis like disasters, conflicts.
Johan De Rycker
Hi, When looking at media coverage during a crisis, it may be useful to track how that crisis is being framed/socially represented, by whom and to what agenda-setting purpose. Generic frames most often used (research Semetko et al) seem to be: Conflict, Responsibility, Economic Consequences, Human Interest and Morality frames. Depending on who frames how, you'll get a better grip on whether a crisis will become one of those wild cards (from Horizon Scanning/Futures/Foresight research) that will set the political, media or public agenda on other issues. Hope this helps,
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Johan
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