Search Results - subject:"Media coverage"

Peripheral Lives and Riots in Modern Europe: 3 Case Studies- Paris 2005, London 2011, Bucharest 2012

Marcela, Ganea; Mircea, Udrescu - In: Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series XIV (2014) 3, pp. 147-152

This article is meant to emphasize that modern societies allow discrepancies between social and professional categories that result into a peripheral way of living even if the categories involved are not physically located at the peripheries of the cities. Economic inequalities and poverty, lack...

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Second-Rate Coverage of Second-Order Elections : Czech and Slovak Elections to the EP in the Media

Kovar, Jan - 2014

Elections to the European Parliament (EP) are considered second-order national elections (SOE). The SOE model suggests that there is a qualitative difference between different types of elections depending on the perception of what is at stake. Compared to first order elections, in second order...

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National or European? EP Election Campaign Themes in the News Media

Kovar, Jan - 2014

media coverage. Based on a content and thematic analysis (N = 434), the article integrates the second-order election model …

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Who Writes the News? Corporate Press Releases During Merger Negotiations

Ahern, Kenneth R. - 2014

Firms have an incentive to manage media coverage to influence their stock price during important corporate events …. Using comprehensive data on media coverage and merger negotiations, we find that bidders in stock mergers originate … substantially impacts the takeover price. Our results demonstrate that the timing and content of financial media coverage may be …

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Media Bias in the Marketplace : Theory

Gentzkow, Matthew Aaron - 2014

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Media Influences on Social Outcomes : The Impact of Mtv's 16 and Pregnant on Teen Childbearing

Kearney, Melissa Schettini - 2014

This paper explores the impact of the introduction of the widely viewed MTV show 16 and Pregnant on teen childbearing. The reality TV show follows the lives of pregnant teenagers during the final months of their pregnancy and early months of motherhood. We match Vital Statistics birth data to...

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News and Monetary Shocks at a High Frequency : A Simple Approach

Matheson, Troy - 2014

We develop a simple approach to identify economic news and monetary shocks at a high frequency. The approach is used to examine financial market developments in the United States following the Federal Reserve’s May 22, 2013 taper talk suggesting that it would begin winding down its...

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"Europe is already all around, but no one notices" : the Europeanization of public spheres in regional newspaper reporting

Offerhaus, Anke; Mollen, Anne; Hepp, Andreas - 2014

So far the news coverage on the EU and on Europe within regional newspapers has not been subject to the research on European public spheres, although regional papers target a broader readership than quality papers and in contrast to TV news also cover regional and local issues along with...

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The financial reporting environment : the role of the media, regulators and auditors

Koning, Miriam - 2014

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A friendly turn : advertising bias in the news media ; conference paper

Focke, Florens; Niessen-Ruenzi, Alexandra; Ruenzi, Stefan - 2014

This paper investigates whether newspapers report more favorably about advertising corporate clients than about other firms. Our identification strategy based on high-dimensional fixed effects and high frequency advertising data shows that advertising leads to more positive press coverage. This...

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