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Stages of a Crisis and Media Frames and Functions: U.S. Television Coverage of the 9/11 Incident During the First 24 Hours

机译：危机的阶段以及媒体的框架和功能：最初24小时内美国电视对9/11事件的报道

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This study examined how five U.S. television outlets framed the 9/11 incident during the first 24 hours and how stages of the crisis affected media frames and functions. The study found media frames were dynamic rather than static, especially when events changed rapidly. Television served primarily to inform rather than provide guidance and consolation, and its functions changed according to its priority in the coverage during the different stages of the crisis. Use of a wider range of sources led to a diminished role of government sources in the coverage of this rapidly changing crisis of national magnitude.
机译：这项研究调查了五个美国电视台在头24小时内如何构成9/11事件，以及危机的各个阶段如何影响媒体的框架和功能。这项研究发现媒体框架是动态的，而不是静态的，尤其是当事件迅速变化时。电视的主要作用是提供信息，而不是提供指导和安慰，其功能根据危机不同阶段在报道中的优先级而改变。使用更广泛的来源导致政府来源在覆盖这一迅速变化的全国性危机中的作用减弱。

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