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El sesgo oficialista como fidelidad de encuadres: la cobertura televisiva de la reforma energética de 2013 en México

The pro-government bias as frame fidelity: media coverage of the 2013 energy reform in Mexico
[journal article]

Echeverría, Martin
Bañuelos, Reyna M.

Abstract

Se propone un método para constatar el oficia­lismo periodístico en términos de la fidelidad de los medios informativos a las estrategias comunicativas de los gobiernos. El diseño de in­vestigación relaciona teóricamente la dimensión macro de "activación de cascada" y clientelismo gubernamental, con... view more

Se propone un método para constatar el oficia­lismo periodístico en términos de la fidelidad de los medios informativos a las estrategias comunicativas de los gobiernos. El diseño de in­vestigación relaciona teóricamente la dimensión macro de "activación de cascada" y clientelismo gubernamental, con la micro de los encuadres institucionales, y lo aplica a la cobertura que las dos principales cadenas televisivas mexica­nas dieron al proceso legislativo de la reforma energética, con un análisis de contenido cuan­titativo (N=107 notas) y otro cualitativo, que compara los encuadres propuestos por ambos actores. Los resultados constatan una cobertura oficialista de las televisoras, al imprimir mejor visibilidad y tratamiento a las fuentes guber­namentales que a las opositoras, y reproducir fielmente su encuadre sobre la reforma.... view less


The authors posit a method to explore pro-government journalism in Mexico in terms of media's fidelity to the communication strategies of the government. The research design theoretically links the macro-dimension of "cascade activation" and government clientelism, with the micro-dimension of instit... view more

The authors posit a method to explore pro-government journalism in Mexico in terms of media's fidelity to the communication strategies of the government. The research design theoretically links the macro-dimension of "cascade activation" and government clientelism, with the micro-dimension of institutional frames, and applies it to the coverage that the two major Mexican television networks gave to the legislative process of the energy reform, with both a quantitative content analysis (N=107 pieces) and a qualitative one, which compares the frames proposed by both actors. Findings establish there was indeed a biased pro-government coverage by the networks, as they gave more visibility and better treatment to government and ruling party’s sources as compared to those of the opposition parties, and faithfully reproduced the government’s frame on the reform.... view less

Classification
Media Politics, Information Politics, Media Law

Free Keywords
bias; pro-government journalism; frames; government communication; television networks; clientelism, Mexico

Document language
Spanish

Publication Year
2017

Page/Pages
p. 229-254

Journal
Revista Mexicana de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales, 62 (2017) 231

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/S0185-1918(17)30044-2

ISSN
2448-492X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0


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