A media framing analysis of a U.S. presidential advisor: Alternative flacks

Lambert, Cheryl Ann

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2018.07.006

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“…In relation to PR practitioners-journalists relations, Framing theory was used to provoke a discussion about the role of silence and invisibility in public relations (Rettig & Avraham, 2015). A study conducted framing analysis to understand how journalists framed PR professionals' occupational role and job performance (Lambert, 2018). Based on the implications of future application of "Framing theory" in PR, Anderson (2018) article seeks to introduce the counter-framing concept to public relations to help scholars examine the democratic environment accurately where competitive debate is excepted.…”

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Framing Theory Application in Public Relations: The Lack of Dynamic Framing Analysis in Competitive Context

Kuan¹,

Hasan²,

Zawawi³

et al. 2021

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This study reviews the literature that uses Framing theory in recent international public relations studies. It aims to overview the research status of Framing theory in public relations and the highlighted core knowledge and voids from scholarly literature. The method used in this study is a systematic literature review, which involves pre-set criteria in selecting academic articles to be surveyed within ten years (1 January 2010 to 31 December 2019) and qualitative synthesis of the findings. A systematic search was conducted related to framing, Framing theory, and international public relations in three databases namely Web of Science, ProQuest Central, and Scopus. These databases contain literature with framing applications in public relations. The main findings reveal that Framing theory was applied with dynamic framing analysis in PR is still weak.

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Framing Theory Application in Public Relations: The Lack of Dynamic Framing Analysis in Competitive Context

Kuan¹,

Hasan²,

Zawawi³

et al. 2021

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“…Most studies on media framing are approached in two ways; by exploring the content of news (frame building) and examining the effect news has on the audience (frame setting) (de Vreese, 2005;Lecheler & De Vreese, 2019;Lukyanova, 2018;Thankachan & Thomas, 2021). Regarding frame building, a plethora of empirical studies have been conducted exploring the media's framing of issues such as public health (Chiang et al, 2020;Kenterelidou, 2012;Ogbodo et al,2020); politics, elections and politicians (Araujo & Prior, 2021;Lambert, 2018;Groshek & Al-Rawi, 2013); environmental issues (Bowe et al, 2014;Olsen, & Osmundsen, 2017;Weathers, & Kendall, 2016); social movements (Mendes, 2011;Sheoin, 2013) and conflict/war (Vladisacljevic & Voltmer, 2017;Atanesyan, 2020;Makhortykh & Sydorova, 2017). Other studies (Andersson, 2022;Anipah, 2017;Thuo, 2012) have also addressed generic issues.…”

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Research on Media Framing in Ghana: A Systematic Review

2022

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This systematic review interrogates the present state of framing research in Ghana. The purpose is to synthesise the existing literature on media framing in the Ghanaian context and to detect the gaps that needs to be filled. A qualitative content analysis of seventeen open-access journal articles retrieved from five databases (International Knowledge Sharing Platform, Taylor and Francis Online, Semantic Scholar, Research Gate, Sage Publications) is conducted to examine the issues discussed in the articles, the mass media type analysed and the research methods used in addressing the issues in the articles. The articles identified were published between 2013 and 2022. Content analysed data were thematically discussed to answer the research questions. The study revealed that research on media framing in Ghana centred on health and sexuality, politics and elections, environmental issues and others. The review further identified fifteen empirical studies out of the seventeen articles retrieved. Researchers also focused more on exploratory (qualitative) than explanatory (quantitative) research methods. In addition, most of the identified studies were skewed more toward print media and online media (traditional media websites) than broadcast media and other forms of online media, such as blogs. This review paper is the first of its kind; hence, will provide significant knowledge on media framing in the Ghanaian context to future researchers. It will also set the premise for other reviews to be conducted on various aspects of the concept in the Ghanaian context.

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Visual communication and public relations: Visual frame building strategies in war and conflict stories

Dhanesh

Rahman

2021

Public Relations Review

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A media framing analysis of a U.S. presidential advisor: Alternative flacks

Cited by 4 publications

References 30 publications

Framing Theory Application in Public Relations: The Lack of Dynamic Framing Analysis in Competitive Context

Framing Theory Application in Public Relations: The Lack of Dynamic Framing Analysis in Competitive Context

Research on Media Framing in Ghana: A Systematic Review

Visual communication and public relations: Visual frame building strategies in war and conflict stories

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