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Frontiers in Communication
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ISSN 2297-900X · Frontiers Media S.A. · 2.320 artikel di indeks
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Communicating science matters: positive evidence from the BASCOE study, a quantitative study from Brain Awareness Week outreach activities
IntroductionWhile the importance of science communication and outreach is widely acknowledged, their impact is often overlooked or not measured. To address this question we carried a study aimed to quantitatively assess the influence of science communication and outreach activities on knowledge…
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Tracing the discursive drift from news framing to discriminatory expressions in YouTube comments
In the algorithm-mediated ecosystem, comment spaces have become arenas for discursive reinterpretation and confrontation. This study analyzes how journalistic discourse is reconfigured in these environments through the phenomenon of discursive drift, understood as the semantic and affective shift…
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Exploring the media representation of poverty in Darfur, Western Sudan
This research analyzes how media constructs narratives of poverty during the Darfur crisis in Sudan. It examines news coverage from international, regional, and local sources (2003–2022) to understand the dominant representational strategies, not to contrast them with a single “true” reality, but…
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Beyond the energy transition: mapping the emerging field of energy communication
The escalating climate crisis has made the renewable energy transition a must. Yet, communicative efforts often show limited connection to local contexts, hindering the full adoption of sustainable energy solutions. Despite its critical role, energy communication remains underexplored in academia…
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Integrating robot journalism into newsrooms: perspectives, opportunities, and challenges among Egyptian journalists
This study explored how Egyptian journalists perceive the opportunities and challenges of robot journalism and its effect on newsroom operations. Guided by Roger Fidler’s Mediamorphosis Theory and in-depth interviews with journalists, the study reveals that artificial intelligence improves…
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Parasocial relationship as a social-cognitive pathway in influencer marketing: evidence from Indonesian beauty followers
BackgroundSocial media influencers shape consumer decision-making through relational pathways, yet evidence remains mixed on how credibility cues translate into parasocial bonding and purchase intention in emerging markets. Drawing on Source Credibility Theory and the parasocial relationship…
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Paddling with the Mississippi River: place-based–but not place-bound–knowledge production
This article explores how sustained embodied experiences in and with environments shape ecological awareness, challenge dominant narratives of nature as passive or separate, and provide new modes of environmental meaning-making. Through an autoethnographic account of my 70-day canoe expedition down…
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Decoding Gen Z talent attraction: How employer branding shapes media sector employment intentions
The influx of Gen Zs into the contemporary workforce and their differing perceptions and attitudes towards organizational values led this study to examine which employer values attract the best talent among younger individuals nearing the completion of their courses and actively seeking employment…
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Exploring drivers of customer loyalty in themed Korean cuisine: insights from the developing Korean restaurant industry in Makassar, Indonesia
Sensory experiences and digital communication increasingly shape how visitors perceive, evaluate, and revisit tourism and hospitality venues. In themed restaurants, visitor experiences are co-constructed through social media communication and multisensory in-store environments. This study examines…
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Marketing proactiveness strategies and service quality synergy: a pathway to marketing excellence in private banks in Iraq
Marketing excellence refers to a firm’s ability to consistently create superior customer value through strong marketing capabilities and translate this into sustainable outcomes such as customer retention, market performance, and competitive positioning. In Iraq, private banks in Erbil face rising…
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The creative economy and the triple transition
This study examines the role of culture in the Triple Transition, a task that it argues requires rethinking how we understand culture. It argues that these questions rest on a further problematic relationship of culture and development, challenging the normative idea that culture is an instrumental…
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The right to game AI-systems: a speculative right for contestation
This paper proposes the ‘right to game AI-systems’ as a speculative design artifact to challenge dominant narratives that position ‘gaming’ as a threat to algorithmic integrity. We argue that in high-stakes domains like insurance, health, and welfare, gaming the system should be recognized as a…
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Investigating the effect of media messages on sustainable development agenda acceptance among public in the United Arab Emirates
This research seeks to examine how media messages influence the public’s acceptance of sustainable development goals in the United Arab Emirates. Drawing on the Diffusion of Innovation theory, 532 structured surveys are used to collect data, which is further scrutinized using structural equation…
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Emotional discourse and symbolic contestation in Indonesia's digital public sphere: an ethnographic content analysis of online reactions from YouTube comments on LPG subsidy regulatory adjustment news
IntroductionThe regulatory adjustment to Indonesia's subsidized 3-kilogram LPG distribution in February 2025 triggered widespread public unrest and rapidly became a national controversy. The temporary suspension of retail sales produced acute shortages for households and small businesses, leading…
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Impact of digital media on language revitalization: the case of BBC News Igbo
The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has identified the Igbo language as critically threatened. The language has low linguistic and social profiles, which make it unappealing to producers and advertisers and limit its access to the mass media. Given the…
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Digital ethics, cultural values, and self-regulation of social media activities in Indonesia and Malaysia
The rapid expansion of social media in Indonesia and Malaysia has generated new ethical challenges that dominant digital ethics and self-regulation frameworks, grounded mainly in Western individualistic assumptions, cannot adequately explain. While existing studies focus on legal regulation…
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Psychological distance and efficacy: analyzing the framing of climate change on US agricultural news websites using LLM-assisted content analysis
Agriculture has significantly contributed to overall greenhouse gas emissions. Farmers’ perceptions of climate change play a critical role in shaping their attitudes toward adopting sustainable agricultural practices. News media play a crucial role in shaping public awareness and perceptions of…
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The representation of the climate crisis in Croatian online news media
This study analyzes agency and news values across verbal and visual modalities in Croatian online news on the climate crisis, examining how climate change is portrayed. We explore newsworthiness, visual framing, and metaphor, linking agency to broader concerns about responsibility. In addition, the…
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An AI-driven framework for sustainable cultural communication: mechanisms, innovations, and synergy
With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, its driving role in sustainable cultural communication has become increasingly prominent. This study systematically explores the intrinsic mechanisms, innovation pathways, and synergistic effects of AI-driven sustainable…
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Esports as soft power diplomacy: a comparative review of South Korea, China, the United States, and India
Esports has rapidly transformed from a niche digital pastime into a global cultural industry with increasing diplomatic relevance. This study examines how esports operates as a tool of soft power, public diplomacy, and nation branding across four key countries—South Korea, China, the United States…
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