Between peace and hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian presidential election on Twitter

ABSTRACT: This paper examines how two groups on Twitter -the 100 most-followed Colombian journalists and members of the public- framed the 2014 Colombian presidential election. Using a social media analysis platform that applies supervised, machine-learning algorithms, this study collected and analy...

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Autor principal:	García-Perdomo,Víctor
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Comunicaciones 2017
Materias:	peace hate framing politics media Colombia Twitter
Acceso en línea:	http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0719-367X2017000200057
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description	ABSTRACT: This paper examines how two groups on Twitter -the 100 most-followed Colombian journalists and members of the public- framed the 2014 Colombian presidential election. Using a social media analysis platform that applies supervised, machine-learning algorithms, this study collected and analyzed all tweets posted by these groups during the electoral campaign, from May 15 to June 20. This research conducted two different framing analyzes. In the first, the results showed that journalists followed the issue frame, while the public was more interested in the conflict frame. In the second, journalists adopted the hate frame, whereas the public followed the peace frame.
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title	Between peace and hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian presidential election on Twitter
title_short	Between peace and hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian presidential election on Twitter
title_full	Between peace and hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian presidential election on Twitter
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publisher	Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Comunicaciones
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Between peace and hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian presidential election on Twitter

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