Вип. 22. Журналістика

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    Frame analysis of the New York Times coverage of presidental elections and the "Orange" revolution in Ukraine in 2004
    (2006) Hubenko, Dmytro
    Before the Orange revolution, Ukraine did not enjoy much world media attention. Although the situation changed with the outbreak of the revolution, only a few attempts to analyze its media coverage in the foreign mass media were made. This study focuses on the New York Times coverage of the presidential elections and the Orange revolution in Ukraine and compares the differences in portraying various parties of the conflict. Frame analysis provides methodological background for the study and critical theory serves as a theoretical framework.
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    Framing "Katrina"
    (2006) Fedchenko, Yevhen
    The analysis of Katrina coverage by the American media is presented in the article. The questions of news framing process, predominant editorial criteria, challenges faced by the journalists, and the change in traditional US agenda setting theory are addressed. The main episodic and thematic framing elements of the coverage are identified in the context of increasing media influence on the public opinion and political agenda-setting process.
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    Globalization: aid or constraint to the democratic function of the media? Revolutions in Serbia and Ukraine
    (2006) Venger, Olesya
    The problems of the impact of globalization on the world and the Ukrainian media as well as on the Ukrainian national identity, in the context of media activities during the revolution, are addressed in the article. The democratic functions of the media provide a theoretical platform needed to describe the inadequacies of the world media coverage during conflicts. The comparison of different situations faced by the media during revolutions in Serbia and Ukraine is offered. The chronological pattern is used to analyze the issues faced by the media.
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    Remarks on the current state of media management and journalism education in Ukraine
    (2006) Daradan, Tetiana
    The article offers a short overview of the media management practices in Ukraine and raises the issue of human resources training for the area. In descriptive manner the author tells about the available ways of professional media managers training in Ukraine and abroad. Significant attention is paid to the reforms in Journalism education sphere which are necessary to launch in order to meet the market requirements and establish standards of quality Journalism and ethical media business.