So today I hope to be done with the quantitative/empirical part of my analysis.
I am scrolling through loads and loads of newspaper/media articles published in Africa/Europe and the United States in the past 7 months and that in a way or another refer to IC.
I hope to be able to identity trends (or at least correlation) either by region, or by media type ( I did split it up by college/university newspapers, local newspapers, newswires, large-circulation newspapers and others).
I'm looking into which articles state the same information as IC about the conflict in Uganda (Joseph Kony = abducted children), which articles offer a more complex overview of the conflict, which ones only talk about IC's successes, awareness campains, movie screenings, etc.
My empirical observations will be posted soon, I hope... but in the meantime, I couldn't help it and needed share something that astounded me.
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Getting the facts straight?
Posted by
Myriam
on Thursday, March 31, 2011
Labels:
celebrity humanitarianism,
cosmopolitan youth,
news media,
newspapers
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