We all have our opinions about certain policies and issues. But how much are those opinions shaped by the language that ...

Studies show that users tend to “play” with social media, even when they use it for serious things. Our study showed that the fun videos uploaded by TikTokers from Ghana and Zimbabwe covered serious ...

Framing in journalism refers to how a story is told. It isn't possible for journalists to include every possible source or every aspect of an issue. Frames shape who and what fits into a story.

Researchers at the University of Kansas worked with the Democracy SOS Training Program to analyze political coverage from news outlets that took part in engagement journalism training sessions ...

Framing in journalism refers to how a story is told. It isn’t possible for journalists to include every possible source or every aspect of an issue. Frames shape who and what fits into a story.

Frames shape who and what fits into a story. Commonly, news framing focuses on how officials define an issue. Take, for example, an ABC7News story about homelessness from July 25, 2024.

Commonly, news framing focuses on how officials define an issue. Take, for example, an ABC7News story about homelessness from July 25, 2024.

Framing Examples in Advertising. Advertisers use the framing effect to present information in a manner that influences how viewers interpret that information. Business owners and marketers often ...

He and host Matt Adams explore how changes in journalism, including the way reporters approach a story and the impact left by a digital footprint, may have eroded the presumption of innocence to ...