In: Publizistik, 2004, vol. 49, no. 3, p. 255-274
Mit einer Langzeituntersuchung der lokalen Kurzberichterstattung zweier Tageszeitungen Süddeutsche Zeitung und Frankfurter Rundschau von 1949 bis 1999 wurde geprüft, ob sich die Selektionsschwelle in der Gewalt- und Kriminalitätsberichterstattung langfristig verschoben hat. Hintergrund sind vorliegende Erkenntnisse zu Verzerrungen in der medialen Darstellung von Gewalt und Kriminalität,...
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In: Frauenfragen, 2016, p. 8-34
Im Auftrag der EKF, des BAKOM und der SRG SSR untersuchte die vorliegende Studie die Darstellung von Kandidatinnen und Kandidaten in den Medien in den vier Wochen vor den eidgenössischen Wahlen 2015. Im Fokus der Studie stand die gendergerechte Darstellung der Kandidierenden, nicht die Wahlberichterstattung insgesamt. Analysiert wurden Print- und Onlinemedien aus allen drei Sprachregionen....
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In: Medienheft, 2007, vol. 21. Mai, p. 1-6
Medienjournalismus ist, wenn Journalisten Journalisten beobachten. Doch das ist nach einem anfänglichen Boom in den 90er Jahren und einem markanten Einbruch um die Jahrtausendwende nur noch sporadisch der Fall. Ähnlich dürftig steht es mit der Forschung in diesem Bereich. Neuere Freiburger Fallstudien werfen nun einige Schlaglichter auf die aktuellen Trends.
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In: Discourse, Context & Media, 2021, vol. 44, p. 1-9
Theoretical contributions conceptualizing dialogical processes and structures of mass communication are scattered, hence different disciplines work on the same issues without uniting their potentials. The mediated social communication (MSC) approach developed by German communication scholars and the dialogical network (DN) approach informed by ethnomethodology and conversation analysis share...
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In: The International Journal of Press/Politics, 2020, vol. 25, no. 4, p. 692-711
Gender bias in the media coverage of political elections has long been theorized as a major obstacle to women’s success in elections and their institutional representation. However, this view of persistent media bias against women politicians is increasingly subject to pressure by inconsistent evidence of size and patterns of gender bias. This paper argues that some of these inconsistencies...
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In: International Journal of Communication, 2019, vol. 13, p. 5841-5869
This article investigates the net neutrality policy-making process in Switzerland in the past decade, from first attempts to regulate net neutrality to the implementation of regulation in 2019. Based on a qualitative content analysis, the study assesses the arguments employed by various policy-making actors to advocate or prevent particular governance solutions. Results of the empirical...
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In: Disability & Society, 2021, p. 1-25
Digital media have become integral to the everyday life of people with disabilities. So far, research about disability and digital media use is rather scarce and narrowed on issues of accessibility and social media. This paper draws on qualitative interviews with people with visual or motoric impairments to provide an in-depth analysis of their everyday experiences relating to barriers and...
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In: Corporate communications : an international journal, 2020, p. 18 p
Purpose – Corporations have to include increasingly CSR communication by responding to public procurement tenders because of the recently revised Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) concluded by the WTO. We argue that procurement tenders are to be seen as part of corporate communications, particularly when aligned with CSR reporting and performance indicators as proposed by the Global...
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In: International journal of environmental research and public health, 2021, vol. 18, no. 5, p. 15 p
Background: The pervasiveness of smartphones has raised concerns about an increase in the prevalence of problematic smartphone use (PSU), which depends on a set of psychological and behavioral risk factors. Previous research has yielded mixed results on factors predicting PSU, including social anxiety and trust. In particular, the role of trust remained largely unexplored. In the present study,...
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In: International journal of strategic communication, 2019, vol. 13, no. 5, p. 23 p
The digital revolution challenges strategic communication. Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, and the Internet of Things (IoT) create a rapidly changing environment for organizations as well as system complexities. To fulfill its task in ensuring the long-lasting success of organizations strategic communication needs to continuously adopt to this revolution. This article approaches the...
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