Protests — The Screening Protest Project

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Share of Protest in Headlines (%), 2008-2018

AJE, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, headlines, protest, RT

The Material: Analysed Protest Items

AJE, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, protest items, RT

The material: Analysed Protest Headlines

AJE, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, headlines, protest, RT

2015: Analysed Items and Share of Protest

AJE, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, Monday broadcasts, protest, RT

2011: Analysed Items and Share of Protest

AJE, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, protests, RT

Share of Countries Appearing in Protest Headlines in the Daily Broadcasts of RT 2017

2017, daily broadcasts, headlines, protest, RT

Share of Countries Appearing in Protest Headlines in the Daily Broadcasts of CNNI 2017

2017, CNN, daily broadcasts, headlines, protest

Share of Countries Appearing in Protest Headlines in the Daily Broadcasts of BBCW 2017

2017, BBC World, BBCW, daily broadcasts, headlines, protest

Share of Protest in Headlines in 2017 by Channel

2017, AJE, Al Jazeera English, BBC World, BBCW, CNNI, headlines, protest, RT

Share of Countries Appearing in Protest Headlines in the Daily Broadcasts of AJE 2017

2017, AJE, Al Jazeera English, daily broadcasts, headlines, protest

10

Years

4

Channels

8391

Broadcasts

1638

Protest Items

The Screening Protest Project (tele)visual narratives of dissent across time, space and genre

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The project compares protest narratives on television in different places, periods and genres. The differences help us understand change in two intersecting realms - that of politics under globalization, and that of the rapidly evolving media landscape in which that politics is played out. Based in media studies, the research project integrates political science, visual and cultural studies in its analysis of representation across still and moving images, on television, in film and photography and in digital media.

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