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Covering Presidential Election Campaigns: Does Reporter Gender Affect the Work Lives of Correspondents and Their Reportage?

机译:报道总统竞选活动:记者性别是否影响记者及其报道文学的工作生活?

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This content analysis reveals that men and women network news correspondents differed in how they covered 4 presidential elections (1992-2004). There were fewer women than men reporters involved in election coverage, but on average, women reported more stories than men and were tonally tougher watchdogs than men. In terms of framing candidates, male reporters were strongly associated with a masculine approach that emphasized the competitiveness of campaigns. By contrast, women correspondents employed both more feminine and gender-neutral frames than their male colleagues. These findings were interpreted against the backdrop of information derived from in-depth interviews with 5 women reporters who appeared in the sampled content.
机译:内容分析表明,男女网络新闻通讯员报道四次总统选举(1992年至2004年)的方式不同。参与选举报道的女性记者少于男性记者,但平均而言,女性报道的新闻要比男性多,而且在监督上也比男性强硬。在构架候选人方面,男性记者与强调竞选活动竞争力的男性化方法密切相关。相比之下,与男性同事相比,女性记者使用的女性框架和性别中立框架更多。这些发现是在对5名女记者进行深度访谈后得出的信息的背景下出现的。

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  • 来源
    《Journal of broadcasting & electronic media》 |2011年第3期|p.285-306|共22页
  • 作者单位

    Department of Telecommunications at Indiana University Departmentof Political Sciences, University of Pretoria,South Africa;

    Department of Telecommunications at Indiana University;

    Department of Telecommunications at Indiana University;

    Department of Communication at University of California, Davis;

  • 收录信息 美国《科学引文索引》(SCI);
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