Economic Indicators Affecting the Media Reputation of a Country: The Case of Chile (1990–2015)

Leiva, Ricardo; Kimber, David

doi:10.1108/s1064-485720190000018007

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“…The authors applied the Janis-Fadner coefficient of imbalance (Janis and Fadner, 1943) for this analysis. Several authors have taken the same approach in the past in conducting similar analyses (Etter et al, 2018;Leiva and Kimber, 2019;Zhang and Ha, 2021). The Janis-Fadner coefficient of imbalance (CI) applies to any type of communication for which favorable content (f), unfavorable content (u), relevant content (r), and total content (t) can be defined and instances classified accordingly.…”

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How media pluralism navigates ideological orientations: the case of Slovenia

2023

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IntroductionMedia and its reporting shape public opinion, and doing this can obtain an indirect and significant influence on the course and results of the political process. In this context, media operates as an active element of the political process.MethodsThe authors use the Janis-Fadner coefficient of imbalance to analyze a total of 1434 media texts published in 10 different Slovenian media outlets. The texts were published between March and September 2020.ResultsThe authors discover weak media plurality as the main characteristic of the Slovenian media space. The results show the majority of media reporting is strongly anti-right-wing-governmental and left-wing oriented with little pluralism. Most news coverage of web portals demonstrates a distinct ideological note, resulting in predominant expressions of centre-left and anti-center-right government views.DiscussionMost analyzed media is significantly more unfavorable to the center-right government than the center-left opposition, taking a notable left-wing stance. Confirmed by previous conducted studies, the Slovenia's political left seems to have much stronger media support than its right-wing counterpart. For the purpose, would be important to observe whether demonstrated harsh anti-government and pro-opposition orientation changed following the establishment of a new left-wing government after April 2020 elections.

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Section: Methods Of Analysis: the Janis-fadner Coe Cient Of Imbalancementioning

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How media pluralism navigates ideological orientations: the case of Slovenia

2023

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“…In the labor market group, a series of indicators have been selected which aim to reflect the existing facilities for entering the labor market, both independently with one's own business and by carrying out work for others (Leiva 2019). This group is important because the labor market is where labor supply and demand come together, but it is also influenced by governments through laws or social institutions.…”

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