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FRAMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN THE NTA NEWS AT NINE
ABSTRACT
This paper was conceived to evaluate how media
construction of reality could affect society’s evaluation of same. The main
objective of this paper was to determine the extent NTA’s news at nine
broadcasts was biased during the 2007 election circle which also formed the
Research question. It is a content analysis with the news, advertisement,
announcements and endorsement as the units of analysis categorized for Bias to
determine the news frame. The sample was 46 news episodes, systematically drawn
from a possible population of 365 of the election year. Every day of the week
was represented. An interval of eight days was chosen starting from the first
day of May 2006 to the last day of April 2007 which was the month of the
election. Apart from the month of February 2007, which yielded 3 samples, every
other month within the period under study had at least four samples each. This
is against the background that Sundays are usually abridged versions because of
the Newsline. The study revealed that NTA was structurally Biased in its
coverage of the 2007 Election and concluded that Government influence over the
NTA was responsible.
KEYWORDS: Framing,
Presidential Elections, Nta News.
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