As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on followin... more As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on following the emergence of interpretations as they arise in the examination of document data. In this section, I demonstrate how in my own research I use documents and QDA to ...
As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on followin... more As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on following the emergence of interpretations as they arise in the examination of document data. In this section, I demonstrate how in my own research I use documents and QDA to ...
... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of alt... more ... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of altitude ... failures (#6), weather hazards (#1), including "vortex turbulence" caused by a preceding aircraft (#4), or ... Further, two of the crashes (#3 and #5) where fatalities occurred, were due to collisions ...
... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of alt... more ... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of altitude ... failures (#6), weather hazards (#1), including "vortex turbulence" caused by a preceding aircraft (#4), or ... Further, two of the crashes (#3 and #5) where fatalities occurred, were due to collisions ...
This paper examines the nature and extent of news reports using the sociological concept, `moral ... more This paper examines the nature and extent of news reports using the sociological concept, `moral panic' (MP). Qualitative content analysis reveals that moral panic is commonly used in news reports in the USA, UK, Australia, and other countries, but it is more likely to be compatible with print (e.g. newspaper) formats than television reports. It is also widely used in literary and art reviews, editorials and op-ed pieces, often by social scientists. Use of the concept has increased over the last decade, particularly in news reports as part of an `opposing' voice or the `other side' of articles about deviant behavior, sexual behavior, and drug use. It is suggested that moral panic as `opposition' fits the entertainment news format, and while this sustains its use by writers and familiarity to audience members, it also appears to be associated with certain topics (e.g. sex and drugs), but not others, such as terrorism in the mainstream media. Questions are raised for a...
... information context. The top five ranked sources contributing the most to respondents&amp... more ... information context. The top five ranked sources contributing the most to respondents' understanding about missing children were: local TV news, the docudrama Adam, newspaper articles, posters, and milk cartons. The rankings ...
... Johnstone, JW C, E. Slawski, and WW Bowman 1976 The News People: A Sociological Portrait of A... more ... Johnstone, JW C, E. Slawski, and WW Bowman 1976 The News People: A Sociological Portrait of American Journalists and Their Work. ... Pollock, John Crothers 1981 The Politics of Crisis Reporting: Learning to be a Foreign Correspondent. New York: Praeger. ...
... With very few exceptions in all of these sports, TV money is the major source of income. Socc... more ... With very few exceptions in all of these sports, TV money is the major source of income. Soccer is now coming into its own as a professional sport in the United States. Like most other professional sports, soccer will live or die on the basis of TV coverage and revenue. ...
As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on followin... more As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on following the emergence of interpretations as they arise in the examination of document data. In this section, I demonstrate how in my own research I use documents and QDA to ...
As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on followin... more As discussed in the beginning of this chapter, QDA is a research methodology centered on following the emergence of interpretations as they arise in the examination of document data. In this section, I demonstrate how in my own research I use documents and QDA to ...
... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of alt... more ... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of altitude ... failures (#6), weather hazards (#1), including "vortex turbulence" caused by a preceding aircraft (#4), or ... Further, two of the crashes (#3 and #5) where fatalities occurred, were due to collisions ...
... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of alt... more ... visibility at accident site: 1/4 mile or less." Re-marks: "Unrecognized loss of altitude ... failures (#6), weather hazards (#1), including "vortex turbulence" caused by a preceding aircraft (#4), or ... Further, two of the crashes (#3 and #5) where fatalities occurred, were due to collisions ...
This paper examines the nature and extent of news reports using the sociological concept, `moral ... more This paper examines the nature and extent of news reports using the sociological concept, `moral panic' (MP). Qualitative content analysis reveals that moral panic is commonly used in news reports in the USA, UK, Australia, and other countries, but it is more likely to be compatible with print (e.g. newspaper) formats than television reports. It is also widely used in literary and art reviews, editorials and op-ed pieces, often by social scientists. Use of the concept has increased over the last decade, particularly in news reports as part of an `opposing' voice or the `other side' of articles about deviant behavior, sexual behavior, and drug use. It is suggested that moral panic as `opposition' fits the entertainment news format, and while this sustains its use by writers and familiarity to audience members, it also appears to be associated with certain topics (e.g. sex and drugs), but not others, such as terrorism in the mainstream media. Questions are raised for a...
... information context. The top five ranked sources contributing the most to respondents&amp... more ... information context. The top five ranked sources contributing the most to respondents' understanding about missing children were: local TV news, the docudrama Adam, newspaper articles, posters, and milk cartons. The rankings ...
... Johnstone, JW C, E. Slawski, and WW Bowman 1976 The News People: A Sociological Portrait of A... more ... Johnstone, JW C, E. Slawski, and WW Bowman 1976 The News People: A Sociological Portrait of American Journalists and Their Work. ... Pollock, John Crothers 1981 The Politics of Crisis Reporting: Learning to be a Foreign Correspondent. New York: Praeger. ...
... With very few exceptions in all of these sports, TV money is the major source of income. Socc... more ... With very few exceptions in all of these sports, TV money is the major source of income. Soccer is now coming into its own as a professional sport in the United States. Like most other professional sports, soccer will live or die on the basis of TV coverage and revenue. ...
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