What are the implications of increasingly polarized media environments for agenda setting and public discourse?

Here is a graph that shows the difference between the traditional approach of agenda setting theory and the Network Agenda Setting Model. ... Journalism & Mass ... Jun 25, 2019 ... Basic agenda setting: the transfer of salience of objects (e.g., issues, public figures, sources in the news, and so forth) from the news media ... 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 ... Jan 29, 2014 ... Interview conducted by Em Griffin, author of A First Look at Communication Theory. Find more resources on this and other communication ... Agenda setting theory is the idea that the media sets the agenda by selecting the topics that it covers. Gatekeeping refers to the idea that too many events ... Mar 4, 2025 ... The media yields authority over the truth behind the information by showing it selectively and not comprehensively. · The media gives more ... Mar 26, 2014 ... We utilize “big data” to explore attention and framing in the traditional and social media for 29 political issues during 2012. This paper examines the characteristics of disaster reporting, starting with why disaster reporting is necessary and is supported by agenda-setting theory. Jul 28, 2010 ... Agenda setting theory proposes the premise that exposure is not enough; media content needs to be made salient (significant) to the user before being processed ... Aug 31, 2021 ... The contingency of the mass media's political agenda setting power: Towards a preliminary theory. Journal of Communication, 56(1), 88–109.