MEDIA COVERAGE OF CRISIS: A CONCEPT-BASED ANALYSIS

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2018-03-07

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Department of Mass Communication, Nasarawa State University Keffi

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• The paper "Media Coverage of Crisis: A Concept-Based Analysis" discusses the parameters that could be used as standard for the ; appraisal of content of media coverage of Crisis. Basing its ’• theoretical foundation on Social Responsibility, Agenda Setting • and Cultivation Theories, the paper appraised the issues that ' could be seen as standard or yardstick that can be used in the analysis of content of media coverage of crisis. The concepts or themes considered are: Media Portrayal of Reality, Selective Reporting/Ethnic Bias, Media as Tool for Generating Concern and : Stereotype Reporting as it Relates to Coverage of Crises. The paper : concludes that using the above criteria, the researcher can be better equipped with tools that can be used to analyze the coverage of crisis by the media.

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Media, Newspaper Coverage, Crisis, Concept, Analysis

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Soola, E.O. (2004). "Mass Media Coverage of Crimes and Violence;/ln Nwosu, : f.E. and Wilson, D (eds), Communication, media and conflict management in Nigeria. Enugu: Prime Target. Surkhe, A. and Noble, L.G. (1977) Ethnic conflict in international relations. New : York: Praeger publishers. Roberts N. and Simbine, A.T. (2003). "Federalism, Hegemonic Politics and the

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https://keffi.nsuk.edu.ng/handle/20.500.14448/6614

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