A Clearer Picture: The Contribution of Visuals and Text to Framing Effects

Powell, Thomas; Boomgaarden, Hajo G.; Swert, Knut De; Vreese, Claes H. de

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“…One of the core strengths of television news is the power to bring events and people to life via live reporting and interplay between sound and image (Uribe & Gunter, 2007). Visual cues have been shown to be effective in shaping public opinion due to their straightforward interpretation, potential to grasp attention, power to evoke emotions, and their advantages for memory recall (Powell, Boomgaarden, De Swert, & De Vreese, 2015). In terms of voice, giving LGBTs the floor to elaborate on issues may be crucial to mobilize support, reduce prejudice, promote the diverse nature of the LGBT community, and attribute positive traits like authority and credibility (Grabe, Zhou, & Barnett, 2001).…”

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Coming Out of the Closet, Also on the News? A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Patterns in Visibility, Tone and Framing of LGBTs on Television News (1986-2017)

Jacobs

Meeusen

2020

Journal of Homosexuality

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This study documents the results of a longitudinal content analysis of television news about LGBT people in terms of visibility, active representation, tone and framing in Flanders . While attention for LGBT issues has increased over time, LGBTs are not more likely to be visually represented or granted a voice. Gay men are more often actively represented than lesbians and transgender people. News remains negatively biased, although news stories in which LGBT people are depicted as the cause of negativity have become less prevalent. Patterns in framing have shifted: Deviance and abnormality frames have decreased in favor of a rise in equal rights and victim frames. Patterns in tone and framing were similar for gay men, lesbians and transgender people. Results suggest that journalists have shifted from problematizing homosexuality to problematizing homophobia. Implications of news as a source of mass-mediated contact to promote tolerance toward LGBT people are discussed.

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Section: From Passive To Active Representationmentioning

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Coming Out of the Closet, Also on the News? A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Patterns in Visibility, Tone and Framing of LGBTs on Television News (1986-2017)

Jacobs

Meeusen

2020

Journal of Homosexuality

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“…In the world of the media, images attract attention effectively both in the case of traditional media [18,19] and the Internet [20]. Images enhance a message and make it more salient [5,14,21]. For that reason, news producers enrich media communication with graphical elements in order to encourage viewers to follow information and to improve its reception [1,[22][23][24][25][26].…”

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“…Contemporary TV news programs present significant amount of data, which is updated on screen very quickly [1]. Audiovisual communication is typical of contemporary electronic media: information is presented in both visual and auditory form [2][3][4][5]. At the same time, due to the competition on the media market, we can observe a large number of methods aimed at attracting viewers' attention and making the media more attractive [6].…”

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Is bad news on TV tickers good news? The effects of voiceover and visual elements in video on viewers’ assessment

Maj

Lewandowsky

2020

PLoS ONE

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In our experiment, we tested how exposure to a mock televised news segment, with a systematically manipulated emotional valence of voiceover, images and TV tickers (in the updating format) impacts viewers' perception. Subjects (N = 603) watched specially prepared professional video material which portrayed the story of a candidate for local mayor. Following exposure to the video, subjects assessed the politician in terms of competence, sociability, and morality.Results showed that positive images improved the assessment of the politician, whereas negative images lowered it. In addition, unexpectedly, positive tickers led to a negative assessment, and negative ones led to more beneficial assessments. However, in a situation of inconsistency between the voiceover and information provided on visual add-ons, additional elements are apparently ignored, especially when they are negative and the narrative is positive. We then discuss the implications of these findings. OPEN ACCESSCitation: Maj K, Lewandowsky S (2020) Is bad news on TV tickers good news? The effects of voiceover and visual elements in video on viewers' assessment. PLoS ONE 15(4): e0231313. https://

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“…Fotografije sa događaja potvrđuju da se nešto dogodilo i zajedno sa drugim profesionalnim rutinama služe kao potvrda objektivnosti novinarskog izveštavanja. Sugestivnu moć fotografije, koja počiva na autentičnosti prikaza, potvrđuju i istraživanja efekata vizuelnog uokvirivanja koja pokazuju da slike efikasnije oblikuju percepcije čitaoca nego tekstualni sadržaj (Powell et al, 2015).…”

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Visual framing of the protest Against the dictatorship

Krstić¹,

Milojević²,

Kleut³

2018

CM: Commun Media

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Sažetak: U radu se polazi od teorije uokvirivanja i unutar nje formulisane paradigme o medijskom izveštavanju o protestima. Protesti se posmatraju kao višedimenzionalni fenomeni u kojima je vizuelni izraz važan kako tokom protesta, tako i u njegovoj kasnijoj masmedijskoj obradi. Cilj ovog rada je da doprinese razumevanju vizuelnog medijskog uokvirivanja protesta, na osnovu studije slučaja protesta Protiv diktature koji je organizovan u Srbiji posle predsedničkih izbora 2017. godine. Analizom je obuhvaćeno izveštavanje televizija RTS 1, B92, Pink i N1, štampanih izdanja Kurira, Informera, Večernjih novosti, Politike i Danasa, i sajtova Blic.rs, Telegraf.rs. Metodom analize sadržaja ispitana je zastupljenost vizuelnih okvira nasilja, performativnosti, legitimisanja i delegitimisanja, a iz ugla socijalne semiotike kvalitativno je analiziran sadržaj ovih okvira. Rezultati pokazuju da je medijska scena podeljena između medija koji proteste prikazuju pozitivno i onih koji frekventno koriste negativne okvire nasilja i delegitimisanja. Za vizuelni performativni okvir može se reći da više od ostalih odslikava rutinu rada redakcija i stavlja u fokus vizuelnu atraktivnost događaja, dok se okvir legitimisanja i delegitimisanja pre mogu pripisati političkoj pristrasnosti i uređivačkoj politici određenih medija.Ključne reči: protest, medijski okviri, vizuelno uokvirivanje, paradigma o protestima, protest Protiv diktature, Srbija 1 Rad je jednim delom nastao u okviru naučno-istraživačkog projekta Univerziteta u Beogradu -Fakulteta političkih nauka, "Politički identitet Srbije u regionalnom i globalnom kontekstu" (179076), a drugim delom u okviru naučnoistraživačkog projekta Filozofskog fakulteta Univerziteta u Novom Sadu "Digitalne medijske tehnologije i društvenoobrazovne promene" (III 47020), koje finansira Ministarstvo prosvete, nauke i tehnološkog razvoja Republike Srbije.2 Kontakt

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A Clearer Picture: The Contribution of Visuals and Text to Framing Effects

Cited by 264 publications

References 48 publications

Coming Out of the Closet, Also on the News? A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Patterns in Visibility, Tone and Framing of LGBTs on Television News (1986-2017)

Coming Out of the Closet, Also on the News? A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Patterns in Visibility, Tone and Framing of LGBTs on Television News (1986-2017)

Is bad news on TV tickers good news? The effects of voiceover and visual elements in video on viewers’ assessment

Visual framing of the protest Against the dictatorship

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