Media Mistrust and the Meta-Frame: Collective Framing of Police Brutality Evidence Reporting on YouTube
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2021
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Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC)
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Social media impacts the news media’s role in police accountability. This convergence produces collective framings of police violence-related evidence that requires further attention. Using a frame analysis of news outlets and content analysis of comments on YouTube, we identify frames, responses, and the collective framing that results from this converging environment. Our findings suggest a triumvirate of competing frames around police brutality, with mistrust of media complicating the role news media plays in accountability.
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Social media and society, Public opinion, Frames (Sociology), Content analysis (Communication), Mixed methods research
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Canevez, R., Karabelnik, M., & Winter, J. S. (2021). Media Mistrust and the Meta-Frame: Collective Framing of Police Brutality Evidence Reporting on YouTube. Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) 104th Annual Conference, 1–30.
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