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After September 11: TV News and Transnational Audiences
"The events on and after September 11 have had a dramatic impact on world affairs. Our knowledge of these events has been mediated to a very large degree by television and in particular the coverage provided by terrestrial national news bulletins. However, for an increasingly large number of viewers satellite news channels have offered a broader range of views and sometimes, when originated outside the UK, a different sensibility and analysis of these events. This has provided a new dimension to the ways in which viewers, of whatever language or ethnic background, gains access to news which interests them. In the light of the events post September 11, it is also of particular interest to examine the impact of the coverage from the UK’s main news programmes of Islam and the views of the British Muslim communities about the current world political situation."
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Studies & Reports 25 of 46
"In order to examine the coverage and impact of events on September 11 and after, the BFI and Open University with the support of the ESRC, ITC and BSC have carried out this initial programme of research. The first strand of research analyses the content of selected news bulletins of the UK
terrestrial channels and some of the key satellite channels available to UK viewers, as well as a number of national channels across the globe. Four separate days in the period between 11 September and 13 December 2001 were analysed. The second strand of the research focuses on the responses to the TV news coverage after 11 September by audience members in a range of British families and households, including multi-lingual households and families."
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