When analyzing digital journalism content, journalism scholars are confronted with a
number of substantial differences compared to traditional journalistic content. The sheer …

This chapter reviews the ample scholarship on framing the news in light of what it can
contribute to understanding the specific role and contribution of journalists. Journalists are …

Mediated public diplomacy literature examines the engagement of foreign audiences by
governments via mediated channels. To date, scholars have examined the competitive …

This article presents a general framework for deconstructing and classifying conflict news
narratives. This framework, based on a nuanced and contextual approach to analyzing …

This study is the first comparative analysis of mediated political personalization in the
international arena; its contribution to the research in the field is twofold:(a) through a …

Project teams often work in a turbulent and uncertain environment, which tends to bring
various dilemmas to them over the projects' duration. Resilience makes it possible for project …

Powerful countries use foreign media broadcasts to enhance their soft power, yet there is
scant empirical evidence as to whether such efforts actually sway public opinion abroad …

Social media platforms such as Twitter provide opportunities for governments to connect to
foreign publics and influence global public opinion. In the current study, we used social and …

Antagonists' images in the international news media can play a significant role in
determining their level of political success in the international arena, which explains why so …

This article presents a new method and open source R package that uses syntactic
information to automatically extract source–subject–predicate clauses. This improves on …