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Javeria Zafar, 01-258171-007
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
This exploratory study unfolds problems of national cinema and its Socio- Psychological impacts on youth through nationally contextualized post 2000 Pakistani selected Urdu films such as Shoaib Mansoor’s Bol (2011), Jilani’s ...
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Obaid ur Rehman, 01-258171-009
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
This study examines the extent to which coverage on terrorism, particularly after the commencement of Operation Zarb-e-Azb, framed as war or peace journalism based on Johan Galtung’s classifications. The study analyzed ...
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Anam Amir, 01-258171-001
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
This exploratory study investigates the role of traditional and social media in political socialization of Pakistani university students and their voting behavior through exposure. This study applied survey approach to get ...
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Sarwat Zahra Hashmi, 01-258171-011
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
This study investigates affects of violent content shown on Pakistani news channels on domestic audiences and how exposure to such content led them towards the acts of violence and aggression apart from experiencing fear. ...
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Javeria Mazahir, 01-258171-006
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
Social media and internet have become a major source of providing information in Pakistan. There is no denying the fact that Facebook has emerged as one of the most viewed social media websites in Pakistan. The study sought ...
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Arooj Saleem, 01-258171-002
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
The literature review of study refers to cyber bullying and its effects on youth was completed. Result of the study directs that cyber bullying is becoming more predominant and prime issue among students as students spend ...
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Faiq Aftab Ahmed Chughtai, 01-258171-003
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2018)
This study content analysed the coverage of leading Pakistani and Indian newspapers on the Kashmir conflict. Adopting the Peace and War Journalism model by John Galtung, the study used the eventual and thematic frames in ...
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Muhammad Asrar, 01-258171-008
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2019)
This study evaluated popular Pakistani television news channels through the viewer's perceptions. Adopting the Uses and Gratification Theory, the study used the following parameters to evaluate the TV News Channels: ...
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Tahira Anwar, 01-258171-012
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2019)
Social structure of Pakistan puts honor as a central value for the people regardless of religion, gender and socio-economic status. The study aimed to explore the ways in which honor is constructed in Pakistani media. ...
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Zohaib Nazir, 01-258171-013
(Bahria University Islamabad Campus, 2019)
The study identified that youth break the laws, because they get influenced from Hollywood crime films. Due to age-crime-curve, they fascinate, idealize the realist effects of crime images of the films and use to kill, ...
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Saif Ur Rehman Tahir, 01-258172-008
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
In May 2017, a horrid interview of Noureen Laghari jolted Pakistani media spectrum, who escaped home to join Islamic extremists. The case was amongst primary cases of online radicalization in Pakistan and a dreadful chronicle ...
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Muhammad Shoaib Khan, 01-258172-004
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
This study examines the extent to which Pakistan general elections 2018 were covered in US Press, specifically in New York Times and Washington Post and the implications of such importance on the overall coverage. The ...
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Zaid Bin Inam, 01-258172-009
(Media Studies (BUIC), 2019)
The current research was conducted to focus on the framing of Afghan and Bengali refugees in the mainstream print and social media, as a result of the announcement made by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, lmran Khan, for ...
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Mehrosh Razzaq, 01-258172-012
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
This study is employed to determine the use of social media on the perceived political behavior among the students. The researcher employed the survey research method to understand the relationship between the usage of ...
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Afifa Awan, 01-258172-001
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
The main purpose of this study was to analyse the usage and role of Digital Media i.e. Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Documentaries, Research Tools, Google Classrooms, TED Talks etc. in universities of Pakistan. . The study ...
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Beenish Ahmad, 01-258172-010
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
This study was designed to investigate the agenda of national newspapers on framing of national issues such as i) power (energy) crisis, ii) water crisis, iii) economy, iv) corruption, v) political instability, vi) health, ...
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Sundus Khan, 01-258172-015
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
The study examines the portrayal of women in Lollywood Films during the time period 2011- 2018. The current study highlights the issue that there is no social change in popular Urdu cinema which signifies the stereotypical ...
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Mudassir Hussain, 01-258172-013
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
Quantitative content is used in this study regarding analysis of Pakistan's mainstream English language elite newspapers with regard to their handling of the "War on Terrorism". The study relates to the theoretical framework ...
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Qasim Shukkar, 01-258172-007
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
Media has some basic and fundamental rules, regulations, ethics and laws. Along with these rules and regulations, media has some social responsibilities to ensure the privacy and dignity of public. Pakistani media is failed ...
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Amna Nudrat, 01-258172-017
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
The study examined the public service messages on the Pakistani television channels during 2016-2018,and measures the effects of PSM on audience behaviour. The current study highlights most of the time PSM fails to deliver ...