Exploring “ideological correction” in digital news updates of Portland protests & police violence

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Critical textual analysis, digital journalism, epistemology, ideology, news narratives, protest, updates, wayback machine

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Exploring “ideological correction” in digital news updates of Portland protests & police violence. / Forde, Syndey; Gutsche Jr, Robert; Pinto, Juliet.
In: Journalism, Vol. 24, No. 1, 01.01.2023, p. 157-176.

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title = "Exploring “ideological correction” in digital news updates of Portland protests & police violence",

abstract = "This paper critically examines 48 digital news updates to six New York Times online articles collected through 181 captures via the Internet Archive{\textquoteright}s Wayback Machine (WBM), a web scraping tool, pertaining to federal military and local police responses to Portland protests published in headlines, sources, quotes, hyperlinks, the order of information presented, and articles{\textquoteright} main thrusts of meaning. Through this analysis, we call for the notion of “ideological correction” to represent an additional element of the liquidity of journalism in this case — shifts in news explanations of single articles that altered the articles{\textquoteright} focus on and characterizations of law enforcement and protesters — sometimes even under the same, original headline and article URL.",

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