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Browsing MS (Media Studies) (BUIC) by Title
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Durwesh Nusrat Naeem, 01-258201-001
(Media Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
In this comparative study we have thoroughly investigated the cross-media practices in Pakistani press such as media pluralism, media diversity and media homogeneity, whether the audiences are given a variety of diverse ...
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Neha Imtiaz, 01-258172-006
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
This study was designed to analyze the framing strategies applied by leading Pakistani newspapers in the 2018 elections six months prior election period. Entmans(1993)framing theory was used to define the frames. Content ...
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Komal Munawar, 01-258181-003
(Media Studies BUIC, 2020)
Binge watching has been positioned overwhelmingly as an addiction in academic literature. However, most recent studies suggest that it is not addictive for all audiences. This research caters to the gap of empirical research ...
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Syed Muhammad Ehtesham, 01-258182-012
(Media Studies BUIC, 2021)
This study aimed at analyzing the patriotism in the Indo-Pak press. The timeline for this was chosen from Pulwama attack to operation Swift Retort on Feb 27, 2019. The selected samples for this study were printed news from ...
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Kinza Batool Malik, 01-258182-004
(Media Studies BUIC, 2020)
Attribute Agenda Setting has played a major role in political communication. Audience use of social media specifically twitter is playing a critical role in specifying attributes of an issue or an individual. This study ...
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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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Mehak Ali, 01-258172-011
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
Mass media is an imperative tool to proliferate the concern messages to the heterogeneous audience. Journalism, focusing on the developmental projects, has outlay a constructive analytical groundwork to considerate the ...
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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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Ahsan Mahmood, 01-258171-004
(Media Studies BUIC, 2019)
The study analyzed the coverage of Indo-Pak cricket matches in leading English newspapers of Pakistan and India. By adopting the war and peace journalism model of John Galtung, the study used war and peace indicators in ...
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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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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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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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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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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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Naveed Azhar, 01-258181-006
(Media Studies BUIC, 2020)
In this thesis the researcher has investigated the populist strategies adopted by the newspaper of India and Pakistan related to Imran Khan and Narendra Modi researcher implies framing theory, theoretical framework and ...
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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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Masroor Ahmad, 01-258181-005
(Media Studies BUIC, 2021)
The Pulwama attack on February 14, 2019 in the Indian administered Kashmir, worsened the Indo-Pak bilateral relation and brought both the nuclear states on the verge of war. In the ever growing and unending hostility between ...
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Shafaq Sohaib, 01-258181-009
(Media Studies BUIC, 2020)
Media has actively covered different segments of social movements. Women rights movements are one of the important events given coverage through media that are popularly discussed. This study investigates Pakistan’s first ...
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Aqsa Banoori, 01-258191-002
(Media Studies BUIC, 2021)
This study aims to investigate the major themes of Aurat March 2020 emerged in mainstream TV talk shows and its framing process within Radical and Islamist viewpoint. The selected sample for this study consists of twenty-five ...
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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. ...