Category: Law, Policy & Media Ethics
Sensationalism in YouTube Viral Contents: How Heavily Emotion-Loaded Contents Are Ignoring News Standards in Nepal
Sensationalism in YouTube news platforms is common in developing countries given amateur content creators having easy access to produce video …
“Political Fairness” in Japan: A Comparative Analysis with the US Legal Framework
Guided by Social Responsible Theory, the research employs a qualitative media content analysis to compare political fairness regulations towards the …
What Journalists Ask When Channels Are Blocked: A Topic Modeling of Requests on Education via Brazil’s Freedom of Information Act Under Bolsonaro’s Administration
This research examines how the hostile policy of the extreme right-wing Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2023) towards the critical journalism …
Popularization of Land Laws Through Legal Communication in Digital Media Platforms
The Supreme Court of the Philippines has identified a lack of publicly accessible information on the courts, judicial process, and …
When Cyber Libel Restrains Press Freedom: The Case of Maria Ressa
Local and international journalism organizations continuously call for the decriminalization of libel, monitor harassment and impunity toward media practitioners, and …
The Presumed Media Influence (Self-perception of the Media Influence) on the Strategic – Professional Toolbox of Litigators in Israeli News Prominent Cases
Scholarship, dealing with efforts to repair the reputation of brands, organizations, and companies, has developed concepts such as ‘Reputation Management' …
Contributions of the Media to Polarizing Perspectives
This research found that the general public in the United States perceive youth in foster care (YFC) to be negatively …
From Policy to Curriculum: Analysing Digital and Media Literacy Initiatives in Asia-Pacific Region
Digital media is the inextricable part of our future, a future which literally defined by the way the next generation …