Volkan (35.8%) used the Quo Frame” which is exclusive-oriented, “Status oriented, just-war oriented and hate-speech oriented. The columnists who write in favour of peace initiatives in newspapers such as Alithia, Politis, Yenidüzen, Afrika and Kıbrıs, rarely use quo frames” in their articles. “status COLUMNISTS’ UNBALANCED FRAMES FOR THE •CYPRIOT “OTHER” The unbalanced frame, which is FROM NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: accuses-other-side’s-government oriented and blame-oriented, is mostly used by Haravghi (56%) on the Greek Cypriot side and Halkın Sesi (36%) on the Turkish Cypriot side. It could be said that the writers who write for pacifist newspapers do not use unbalanced frames in their articles. COLUMNISTS’ WIN-LOSE FRAMES FOR THE FROM •CYPRIOT The columnists of Haravghi (25%) and Halkın Sesi NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: (31.1%) tend to use the Frame,” which emphasizes one side’s pains and is “Win-Lose good-and-evil oriented. Nationalist newspapers Simerini (22.2%) and Volkan (29.6%) use the Frame” in the second rank. Bailie and Azgin’s (2008) research on the “Win-Lose Cypriot media described how the Win-Lose Frame is used by editors as a news value: is never presented as multi-sided, neither are the beliefs or pain of the “…conflict ever considered (p. 72).” “Other” COLUMNISTS’ NATIONALIST FRAMES FOR THE •CYPRIOT “OTHER” As we have already seen, the history of the FROM NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: Cypriot press is based on nationalism, which means the Greek and Turkish communities
Volkan (35.8%) used the “Status Quo Frame” which is exclusive-oriented, oriented, just-war oriented and hate-speech oriented. The columnists who write in favour of peace initiatives in newspapers such as Alithia, Politis, Yenidüzen, Afrika and Kıbrıs, rarely use “status quo frames” in their articles. •CYPRIOT COLUMNISTS’ UNBALANCED FRAMES FOR THE “OTHER” FROM NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: The unbalanced frame, which is accuses-other-side’s-government oriented and blame-oriented, is mostly used by Haravghi (56%) on the Greek Cypriot side and Halkın Sesi (36%) on the Turkish Cypriot side. It could be said that the writers who write for pacifist newspapers do not use unbalanced frames in their articles. •CYPRIOT COLUMNISTS’ WIN-LOSE FRAMES FOR THE FROM NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: The columnists of Haravghi (25%) and Halkın Sesi (31.1%) tend to use the “Win-Lose Frame,” which emphasizes one side’s pains and is good-and-evil oriented. Nationalist newspapers Simerini (22.2%) and Volkan (29.6%) use the “Win-Lose Frame” in the second rank. Bailie and Azgin’s (2008) research on the Cypriot media described how the Win-Lose Frame is used by editors as a news value: “…conflict is never presented as multi-sided, neither are the beliefs or pain of the “Other” ever considered (p. 72).” •CYPRIOT COLUMNISTS’ NATIONALIST FRAMES FOR THE “OTHER” FROM NEWSPAPER TO NEWSPAPER: As we have already seen, the history of the Cypriot press is based on nationalism, which means the Greek and Turkish communities
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