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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2013-01-09T00:37:14Z

Oodumdum:

'''Title:'''
 
Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting
 
'''Author:'''
 
Omar O. Dumdum
 
'''Bibliographic Entry:'''
 
Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
'''Abstract:'''
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-12-06T08:02:20Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View thesis through the following formats:
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 Flipbook]
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]] [[Category:GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:34:59Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 Flipbook]
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:34:31Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View thesis through the following formats:
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 Flipbook]
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/images/b/b7/FINAL_THESIS_-_Dumdum_OO_%28October_2012%29_ok.pdf PDF]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]] [[Category:GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:33:09Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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#Flipbook [[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411]]
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:32:25Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 # Flipbook]
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/images/b/b7/FINAL_THESIS_-_Dumdum_OO_%28October_2012%29_ok.pdf # PDF]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]] [[Category:GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:32:10Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View thesis through the following formats:
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 #Flipbook]
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]] [[Category:GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:31:35Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 * Flipbook]
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:23:37Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View thesis through the following formats:
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 Flipbook]
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-25T10:23:10Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View thesis through the following formats:
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 Flipbook]
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2012-11-25T10:22:43Z

Oodumdum: Frame Diversity

Frame Diversity

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:23:50Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]] [[Category:GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:22:27Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Thesis--Framing]][[Category:Thesis--Economic Journalism]][[Category:Thesis--News Quality]] [[Category:Thesis--GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:20:42Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 View Thesis]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Thesis--Subject Framing]][[Category:Thesis--Subject Economic Journalism]][[Category:Thesis--Subject News Quality]] [[Category:Thesis--Subject GDP]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:18:25Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, Omar O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 View Thesis]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:09:27Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411 View Thesis]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:08:15Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:06:13Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:05:53Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:04:02Z

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Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:03:41Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:03:23Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
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[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T17:00:47Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
[[[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/ | View Thesis]]]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T16:59:52Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
*View Thesis [*http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T16:58:05Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
[[[*http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/ | View Thesis]]]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T16:55:30Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract:
 
This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T16:53:33Z

Oodumdum:

Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract
 

This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/]
 
[[Category:Theses]][[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]][[Category: 2012 Thesis]][[Category:Framing]][[Category:Economic Journalism]][[Category:News Quality]]

Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news: The case in GDP reporting

2012-11-24T16:49:36Z

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Dumdum, O. O. (2012). ''Linking source diversity, frame diversity, and quality of economic news:
The case in GDP reporting'', Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of the Philippines College
of Mass Communication.
 
Abstract
 

This thesis explores the relationship between source diversity and frame diversity as well as frame diversity and news quality. In line with the theories of framing and social responsibility of the press, it situates the said propositions in the area of economic journalism. A total of 616 economic news articles were content-analyzed, covering 20 quarters of gross domestic product (GDP) performance from 2006 to 2010. This thesis finds that source diversity in economic news is low to moderate while frame diversity is moderate to strong. Both types of diversity are positively correlated, such that higher source diversity leads to higher frame diversity in economic news. On the other hand, economic news is perceived to have low levels of interest, analysis and context, and moderate levels of understandability and impartiality. Of these five dimensions of news quality, only understandability is not correlated with frame diversity. This means that higher frame diversity in economic news leads to more interesting, impartial, analytical, and contextual stories. Eight economic journalists were interviewed to provide insights on the study’s findings. Finally, theoretical, methodological, and practical implications on framing economic news are discussed.
 
View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/FrameDiver3411/]
 
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UP College of Mass Communication

2012-11-24T15:27:13Z

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{| style="width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse; background-color: #f0f6fa; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;"
|colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger;" | '''UP College of Mass Communication''' ''Kolehiyo ng Komunikasyong Pangmadla''
|-
| colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;" | [[Image:UPCMC.jpeg|150px]] 
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Established
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | June 19, 1965
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Motto
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Tungo sa Malaya, Mapagpalaya at Mapanuring Midyang Pilipino
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Type
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [[University of the Philippines]] [[College]] (officially ''Degree-Granting Unit'')
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Dean
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Dr. Rolando B. Tolentino
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Associate Deans
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | n/a
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | College Secretary
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Prof. Randy Jay Solis
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Location
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [[Plaridel Hall]] [[UP Diliman]], [[Quezon City]], [[Philippines]]
|- valign="top"
! style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | Website
| style="border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;" | [http://masscomm.upd.edu.ph UP College of Mass Communication Website]
|}

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[http://masscomm.upd.edu.ph/ Official website of College of Mass Communication]
== Academic Departments ==
* [[Department of Broadcast Communication]]
* [[Department of Communication Research]]
* [[Department of Film]]
* [[Department of Journalism]]
* [[Graduate Studies]]

== Academic Programs ==
* Undergraduate
** Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Broadcast Communication [http://our.upd.edu.ph/announce/curriculum/BA%20Broadcast%20Communication.pdf Curriculum)]
** Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communication Research [http://our.upd.edu.ph/announce/curriculum/BA%20Communication%20Research.pdf (Curriculum)]
** Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Communication, Major in Film and Audio-Visual Communication
** Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Journalism [http://our.upd.edu.ph/announce/curriculum/BA%20Journalism.pdf (Curriculum)]
* Graduate
** Master of Arts (MA) in Communication (Communication Research)
** Master of Arts (MA) in Media Studies (Broadcasting)
** Master of Arts (MA) in Media Studies (Film)
** Master of Arts (MA) in Media Studies (Journalism)

== References ==
[http://cmc.upd.edu.ph/ UP College of Mass Communication Website]
{{UP Diliman}}

==Where in UP?==
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