University Students’ Expectations of their Lecturers’ Support Regarding Extensive Reading – A Case Study of first-year English major students at a South African University by Madoda Cekiso, Florence Olifant

“…The findings revealed that students expected lecturers to provide guidance on digital reading, encourage reading groups, improve access to diverse reading materials, consider students’ reading interests, expose them to newspapers and magazines, and promote the use of social networks for extensive reading. …”
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Framing Discourses in Turkish News Coverage Regarding Artificial Intelligence Technologies’ Prospects and Challenges by Aynur Sarısakaloğlu

“…Forthis purpose, a total of 209 news articles from two highly circulated Turkish newspapers were gatheredbetween January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2019 and analyzed in order to discover how this emergingtechnology is framed in the media discourse with regard to its prospects and challenges. …”
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L’Entreprise-agence de Jean Walter. 1918-1957. L’architecture au service de l’affairisme ? by Marie Gaimard

“…Towards the end of his life, his name appeared in popular newspapers, as well as architectural reviews. Imbued with liberalism and inspired by the industrial world, he transposed into the architectural world methods originating from the scientific organization of work, sometimes literally. …”
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MILITARY INTERVENTIONSAND THE NIGERIA FOURTH REPUBLIC: A REFLECTION DISCOURSE by Stella Ughulu Eghoikhunu, Ihaza Kayode

“…The paper used secondary data from newspapers and the internet. The qualitative method of analysis was used for this study. …”
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Yoruba Language Use in Lagos State Legislative Assembly: Challenges and Prospects by Hassan Biodun Suleiman

“…In addition, we consulted archival notes, Order Paper, Proceedings of the House, newspapers, and other recorded material. Our findings revealed that there is an insufficient number of Yoruba legislative reporters, while some legislators are still trying to grapple with the use of Yoruba. …”
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ONLINE VS TRADITIONAL; MARKETING CHALLENGE IN THE TELECOM MARKET IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Tarik Zaimović, Adnan Suturović

“…Social networks are the marketing communication medium preferred by most of the telecomm users in BiH, followed by television, billboards, text messages, company web page, web advertisements, newspapers, e-mail, and the radio. The results presented in this paper consider consumers’ behavior in one of the most dynamic BiH sectors, and provide an insight in the specific media channel of marketing communication. …”
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Scandinavia in Lithuanian Diplomacy in 1915-1917 by Sandra Grigaravičiūtė

“…They forbid sending information and letters abroad and back, closing the Lithuanian newspapers. The best way to break through that blockade was to find a way to send it through neutral countries: Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, USA. …”
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ONLINE VS TRADITIONAL; MARKETING CHALLENGE IN THE TELECOM MARKET IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Tarik Zaimović, Adnan Suturović

“…Social networks are the marketing communication medium preferred by most of the telecomm users in BiH, followed by television, billboards, text messages, company web page, web advertisements, newspapers, e-mail, and the radio. The results presented in this paper consider consumers’ behavior in one of the most dynamic BiH sectors, and provide an insight in the specific media channel of marketing communication. …”
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Insta-worthiness of News in New Media Journalism: How to Understand News Values on Instagram by Ilgar Seyıdov, Beris Artan Özoran

“…To this end, three newspapers,which have highest circulations in Turkey were sampled over a one-month period. …”
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HISTORICISING PARTY INTERNAL DEMOCRACY AND THE CHALLENGE OF DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION IN NIGERIA’S FOURTH REPUBLIC, 1999-2023 by ADESOTE SAMSON ADESOLA, AKANDE SUNDAY ADEKUNLE

“…Sources of information include primary and secondary materials derived from newspapers and extant literature. …”
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PUBLIC POLICY AND INEQUALITY IN NIGERIA: AN INTERROGATION by MOSES DANJUMA BOT, MARIA ELEYI IGOCHE, ANOMNIHE UDOKA TIMDIR

“…The paper adopts a qualitative research design, drawing on secondary sources such as policy documents, scholarly articles, official reports, relevant blog post, newspapers and books to examine the correlation and impact of public policy on inequality in Nigeria. …”
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Ethnic disloyalty or federal loyalty? A case of contesting Baloch representation in postcolonial Pakistan by Shahal Khoso

“…The research establishes a taxonomy of Baloch representatives and their contesting ideological positions by analysing a sample of news articles published in Pakistan’s national and international newspapers between 2006 and 2024. This approach provides fresh insights into the complex dynamics of minority representation for the Baloch. …”
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Ruling the streets: the policing of protest and political violence in Madrid during the Second Republic, 1931-1936 by Sergio Vaquero Martínez

“…The research relies on a database of approximately 450 recorded events that has been constructed from a corpus of archival documentation from the Ministry of the Interior, contemporary newspapers and specialised monographs. This article argues that the mistakes, dysfunctions and collateral effects of the policing of social protests derived from the restoration of a lethal, military repertoire of coercion and, more indirectly, the invention of a civil, non-lethal style. …”
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Reframing South African TV news as peace journalism by Jake Lynch

“…From the peace journalism model, evaluative criteria were derived under a set of five headings for content analysis of two television news programmes and four newspapers. Distinctions under the headings were particularised for individual stories by critical discourse analysis to disclose potential sources of influence transmitted into audience frames. …”
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HOW TO ANALYZE BIG DATA: A STUDY ON UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE TURKISH THINK ABOUT SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS by Pınar Aslan, Tuğçe Ertem Eray

“…Comments made by Turkish readers in top online Turkish newspapers are evaluated according to the Perception Analysis Model (PAM) created. …”
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Media credibility and cognitive authority. The case of seeking orienting information by Reijo Savolainen

“…Sources providing focused information issued by environmental asssociations were perceived as most credible. Newspapers were perceived as less credible due to their political bias and the general level of news reporting. …”
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The transformative role of the media in the formation of virtuous citizens: A contribution to reconciliation in a post-apartheid South Africa by E. Baron

“…This question will be addressed by drawing from a recent study conducted by the author that has demonstrated the role of newspapers in moral formation as a positive perspective on the media in the process of reconciliation. …”
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Perempuan dan Ketahanan Pangan (Rumah Tangga) pada Masa Revolusi by Widya Fitria Ningsih

“…The study uses historical methods to examine official documents, newspapers, and interviews within oral history. It shows that the looming food crisis during the revolution heightened awareness about national food security, prompting the development of various strategies, societal adaptation, and the resilience of women. …”
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Game, set and message by Charl Durand Charl Durand

“…Messages then gradually expanded to include match details and perhaps a grainy photograph or two as newspapers started reporting on sport. Radio revolutionised sport in that it provided the impetus for the massification of sport as teams and individuals developed followings, and the concept of 'the fan' was born. …”
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« Agriculture, and Commerce as its Handmaid » by Pierre Gervais

“…This paper presents the preliminary results of a work in progress, the aim of which is an integration of Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian visions of political economy with the kind of public opinion statements which began to appear in newspapers after the end of the Constitutional debate, more specifically during the year 1793. …”
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