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Visual Public Relations in Middle Eastern Higher Education: Content Analysis of Twitter Images

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Ebrahim, Husain
Seo, Hyunjin

Abstract

Researchers conducted a content analysis of 537 Twitter images posted by Kuwait University, King Saud University of Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates University to examine how public universities in the Middle East use social media to promote their agenda. Researchers analyzed prominent topics ... view more

Researchers conducted a content analysis of 537 Twitter images posted by Kuwait University, King Saud University of Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates University to examine how public universities in the Middle East use social media to promote their agenda. Researchers analyzed prominent topics and democracy frames featured in the Twitter images and the structural characteristics of those images. The analysis shows significant differences between the three universities in terms of the most prominent topic category and democracy frame. A significantly higher proportion of the Twitter images posted by Kuwait University featured educational and political topic categories. The analysis of democracy frames shows that these public universities often used their social media channels to promote the respective government’s political agenda.... view less

Classification
Media Contents, Content Analysis

Free Keywords
Visual content analysis; visual framing; social media; higher education; Middle East

Document language
English

Publication Year
2019

Page/Pages
p. 41-53

Journal
Media Watch, 10 (2019) 1

ISSN
0976-0911

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

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


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