spin in the media - the media in a (self-)spin?

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Abstract
The article focuses on the discussion of spin in the Danish media, especially during the 2005 election campaign, in which spin was a prominent issue amongst journalists. The main argument is that this is not primarily an expression of a professional, self-reflective con- sciousness regarding the shifts in the relationship between the media, society and politics. Rather, it is an expression of a self-legitimizing meta-discourse that might, however, fail to see the more structurally rooted tendencies that spin is part of - a mediatization of politics - presenting new perspectives and challenges for both politics and the media. These perspectives appear to disintegrate in the comprehen- sive but often one-dimensional and self-centered discourse of jour- nalists and communication experts, wherein they proclaim every political, communicative initiative as spin in the hunt for the disclosure of political facade.
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Authors ;Nete Nørgaard Kristensen
Journal journal of fluids engineering, transactions of the asme
Year 2006
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http://ojs.statsbiblioteket.dk/index.php/mediekultur/article/view/1317
Keywords
communication mass media

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