The public salience of crime has wide‐ranging political and social implications; it influences
public trust in the government and citizens' everyday routines and interactions, and it may …

Accepted: 14 Jan 2021 Following online news and updates have become an ever-
increasing part of life in the information age. Surprisingly, however, there is no standardized …

A substantial body of research indicates that television news consumption is associated with
criminal stereotyping. However, less is known about how online media, such as Internet …

Negativity bias is one of the most salient features of news reporting. According to cultivation
theory, this bias can foster anxiety about societal issues among news audiences. The …

Objective Explore whether exposure to positive BWC videos–particularly, acts of heroism–
affects public perceptions of police while accounting for existing trust in police. Method An …

Research on the relationship between media consumption and perceptions of or feelings
about crime often relies on survey data. This research, however, rarely if ever contextualizes …

Media environments have changed rapidly since cultivation theory was proposed in the
1960s. This study analyzes whether growing opportunities for media choice reinforce and …

This article aims to study professional future anxiety differences among media professionals
and its relationship to utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) techniques in media institutions in …

Perceptions of neighborhood crime and disorder are important for life quality in the
community. Often the time, perceptions are not consistent with reality due to the complicity of …

A review of the recent local news media shows that there has been a notable increase in the
media reporting of child sexual abuse (CSA) in the Maldives. This increase has been …