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Archiving Online Local News with the News Measures Research Project
Over the past two years Archive-It, Internet Archive’s web archiving service, has partnered with researchers at the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication at University of Minnesota and the Dewitt Wallace Center for Media and Democracy at Duke University … Continue reading
Posted in Archive-It, Web & Data Services
Tagged journalism, News, web archiving, web data research
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From Spicer to wiretapping to Sweden: does TV news fuel political rhetoric?
Cross posted from MediaShift. A few hours after after Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, compared Syrian President Bashar Assad to Adolf Hitler, saying, “We didn’t use chemical weapons in World War II…You had … someone as despicable as … Continue reading
Posted in News, Television Archive
Tagged BuzzFeed, Donald Trump, Fox News, Hitler, MediaShift, News, Sean Spicer, Syria, TV news, TV news archive
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Get your Dem debate visualizations here
Hot off the internet presses, here is media analyst’s Kalev Leetaru’s visualization tool, fueled by Internet Archive data, which enables users to trace particular phrases used in broadcast news coverage in the first 24 hours after would-be presidential nominees appeared in the … Continue reading
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Tagged debates, Kalev Leetaru, News, political ads, politics, president, television archive, television news, television news archive, TV Archive
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