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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T03:18:32Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

View Thesis:[[Image:<a href="http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"></a>]]
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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T03:02:35Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"
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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T03:01:36Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [["http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"]]
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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T03:00:23Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[<a href="http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113">Baldemor, Marilou Allyn V.</a>]]
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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:59:13Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[Image:"http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"]]
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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:47:33Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[<a href "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"></a>]]

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Category:Thesis--Health journalism online

2011-03-29T02:45:44Z

Avbaldemor: New page: ''TITLE:'' '''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage''' ''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news we...

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''
''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

Department of Journalism Thesis

2011-03-29T02:44:39Z

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''
''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:44:07Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.
''
''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[<a href "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"></a>]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:41:18Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[<a href "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113"></a>]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:40:10Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[Image: <a href "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113">Health journalism online</a>]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:38:52Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[Image: <a href "http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113">]]thesis</a>

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:37:32Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T02:09:39Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:" [[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour238]]

[[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:Thesis--Health journalism online, health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication]][[Category:Thesis--A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news]]

Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T01:37:37Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:"[[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113.jpg]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-29T01:05:15Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:"[[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113/]]

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-28T19:11:15Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:"[[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/HealthJour113]]

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Category:Thesis--A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage

2011-03-28T19:00:12Z

Avbaldemor: New page: Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass C...

Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

TITLE:
Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage

ABSTRACT:
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

Health Journalism online

2011-03-28T18:56:55Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-28T18:52:59Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-28T18:52:28Z

Avbaldemor:

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

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Health Journalism online

2011-03-28T18:41:52Z

Avbaldemor: New page: ''TITLE:'' '''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage''' ''ABSTRACT:'' The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented b...

''TITLE:''
'''Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage'''

''ABSTRACT:''
The thesis examines how mainstream online news websites—as represented by top Philippine publications ABS-CBNnews.com, Inquirer.net and Philstar.com—report health or health-related issues. To analyze their methods, the study looks into articles published in June 2010. It was found that topics that appeal to the most number of readers are typically chosen and although this, by itself, is not detrimental to communicating health to the public, media tread a fine line between popularizing and oversimplifying health issues. While much of what is regarded by online news publications as legitimate health reports are long in terms of word count, maximizing the space allotted is not tantamount to an optimal presentation of a journalistic report. Reports covered in the regular health sections largely adopt a moderate tone to neutralize health threats or diseases. The potential for mainstream online news websites is great and the space afforded by the Internet as a medium is virtually unlimited. These are reasons enough to formulate official standards on covering health reports, develop relevant sources and recognize health journalism as a serious and credible field.

KEY WORDS:
health journalism, health reporting, health advocacy, health communication, online reporting, online news, online news site, content analysis, meda gatekeeping, health, Web news, Web reporting, Internet reporting, Internet news

"View Thesis:"[[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/Health_Jou558]]

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File:Health Journalism Online.swf

2011-03-28T18:36:51Z

Avbaldemor: Baldemor, M.A.V. (2011). Health journalism online: A study of major Philippine news websites’ reportage, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.