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Desperately seeking depth: global and local narratives of the South African general elections on television news, 1994 - 2014
Eric Louw, Jesper Stömbäck, and W. Lance Bennett call the trend in late-20th century political journalism "mediatisation", where the televisualisation of Western elections favours episodic, dramatic, fragmented, and event-driven reporting. This "hype-ocracy" results in narrow and shallow frames that...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2018
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