Module 3: Media and Violent Conflicts
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News framing ___________________________. (Select all that apply)
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Match the pattern of framing to how it was used in the Time and Newsweek reporting in the shooting down of the Korean Airlines (KAL) and Iran Air flights.
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- The shooting of the KAL flight was allocated a full front cover and the Iran Air shooting a small corner
- The KAL incident was referred to as “Murder in the Air”, while the Iran Air incident used passive “why it happened” language
- The KAL passengers were perceived as “us” and the Iranian passengers as “them”
- The Iran Air incident was presented as a mistake and the KAL incident as malicious
- Time’s cover refers to the responsible party in the KAL incident as “the Soviets” rather than the “Soviet military”
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