Media Studies and Communication

Study examines how Finnish business associations strategically use media lobbying during public health crisis, analyzing narrative tactics and timing across policy stages.

Transitivity analysis reveals how Western and Middle Eastern media used distinct linguistic strategies to represent Al-Assad's regime collapse according to ideological positions.

Analysis of how transnational elite networks and media discourse shape geopolitical perceptions, examining differential Arab and Western framing patterns through the Epstein case.

Study analyzing how Chinese state media (People's Daily and CCTV News) adapt rural revitalization content on Douyin using topic modeling and sentiment analysis to reveal institutional.

Study examines how Facebook news card design features influence audience interpretation of the India-Bangladesh border dispute through visual framing, emotional priming, and credibility markers.

Study examining how Chinese and U.S. journalistic cultures shaped media coverage of the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake, revealing how institutional frameworks and editorial practices reflect.

Study reveals how misleading crisis communication in hospitality greenwashing increases brand avoidance. Omission tactics harm more than paltering, with severity moderating effects on consumer.

Study of sports journalism across 36 countries tests the toy department thesis, analyzing four journalistic roles and finding stable patterns of opinion-driven coverage over accountability.

Qualitative phenomenological study of how true crime podcasts affect cold cases, revealing law enforcement concerns, creators' ethical tensions, and advocates' views on harm versus benefit.