Topik utama buku ini antara lain membahas teori dan definisi cybermedia, implikasi kehadiran cybermedia, komunikasi dan ruang informasi cybermedia, hukum etika di cybermedia, riset cybermedia: dari media studies ke new media studies, etnografi virtual; analisis teks dan konteks di cybermedia; metode analisis cybermedia: ruang media (media space), dokumen media (media archive), objek media (media object), dan pengalaman media (experiential stories). *** Persembahan penerbit Kencana (PrenadaMedia)
Topik utama buku ini antara lain membahas teori dan definisi cybermedia, implikasi kehadiran cybermedia, komunikasi dan ruang informasi cybermedia, hukum etika di cybermedia, riset cybermedia: dari media studies ke new media studies, ...
Membincangkan media, secara langsung maupun tidak, terkait dengan khalayak media itu sendiri. Berbagai riset tentang hubungan media dan khalayak ini tidak sekadar berhenti pada aspek pengukuran seberapa banyak khalayak mengakses media saja, melainkan juga telah berkembang seiring dengan karakteristik media dan perubahan sosial, budaya, sampai pada politik di suatu wilayah. Khalayak juga tidak lagi diposisikan pasif menerima terpaan media, aktif dalam memilih media sesuai kegunaan, namun turut berpartisipasi dan menjadi produsen dari konten media itu sendiri. Buku ini merupakan pelengkap referensi dalam mengkaji khalayak media dari berbagai teori dan perspektifnya. Topik-topik yang menjadi pembahasan dalam buku ini antara lain: Teori-teori khalayak; Efek media dan khalayak; Internet dan khalayak baru; dan Riset terhadap khalayak. Buku persembahan penerbit PrenadaMediaGroup
George Gerbner (1973) merupakan ilmuwan yang memunculkan teori kultivasi ini yang berasal dari risetnya tentang penonton televisi. Ada semacam kepercayaan yang mendalam dari penonton terhadap kekejaman dan dunia menakutkan yang muncul ...
We all are having pistures of the world in our minds. We have never seen a lot of places with our eyes but even then we have their pictures in our minds. Of course, these pictures have been created by Media in our minds. Agenda Setting is one of the most important media theories of the present times. The concept of agenda setting took its name from the idea that the mass media have the ability to carry the salience of items on their news agendas and then transfer it to the public agenda. Agenda Setting theory of Media states that with the passage of time, media agennda becomes the public agenda. According to the agenda-setting theory, because of the fact of paying attention to some issues and neglecting and ignoring some others, the mass media will have an effect on public opinion. People will be inclined to know about those issues and things, which are highlighted by the mass media and they adopt the order of priority assigned to different issues. This book is based on the first ever research study coducted in Pakistan regarding the agenda setting role of Media.
This book will appeal to media and communication and public opinion researchers. It is a corpus-based study of the agenda-setting and framing effects of the print media on public opinion, and examines US and UK newspapers’ use of reporting strategies to shape their readers’ attitude towards the Second Gulf War. These strategies consist of four analytic tools, namely discourse presentation categories, discourse presentation sub-categories, subjectivity markers and reporting signals (mainly verbs). This investigation reveals that the choice of reporting strategies is not only ideologically-driven, but is also highly determined by other parameters such as country, style, and genre.
The Power of the Agenda-setting Function of the Press Examined
Originally developed by McCombs and Shaw (1972), agenda-setting theory has provided a theoretical framework for numerous media bias studies. This pilot study attempted to add to that body of literature by addressing a relatively new evolution of agenda-setting theory known as second-level agenda-setting by measuring whether biased media can significantly change attitudes about a given issue. To accomplish this, participants were surveyed regarding their perceptions regarding credibility on the part of MSNBC, presented with a news package from MSNBC, and then surveyed to examine if any attitude change occurred. Significance was found to support the presence of the hostile media effect and the partisan segmentation of cable news. Prior applications of agenda-setting theory and subsequent contributions to the communication discipline will be examined and critiqued and ideas for future research will also be offered.
