How does agenda setting operate in different political systems?

Agenda-setting theory refers to how the media's news coverage determines which issues become the focus of public attention. This theory of mass communication ... The aim of this paper is to review the literature that discusses the basic premises of theoretical and empirical studies on Agenda Setting theory. Mar 26, 2014 ... We utilize “big data” to explore attention and framing in the traditional and social media for 29 political issues during 2012. ... news—particularly political news—as well as agenda-setting theory and its implications for digital media. In the following subsections we describe previous ... This paper examines the characteristics of disaster reporting, starting with why disaster reporting is necessary and is supported by agenda-setting theory. Incorporating the principles of Agenda-Setting and Framing theories, this research utilizes a textual analysis approach to dissect the narrative structures, ... Keywords: Agenda-setting; convergence; Internet media. Perhaps agenda-setting theory (McCombs & Shaw,. 1972) is the most dominant theory in mass communication ... The study emphasizes the need for scholars to adapt traditional media theories to the participatory nature of modern platforms. This research enhances ... Agenda-setting theory suggests that the communications media, through their ability to identify and publicize issues, play a pivotal role in shaping the ... and partisan media on public opinion. Agenda-setting theory asserts that the news media can determine the public's perception of the most important problems ...