1. A FAST review of Term Paper Research Sylvia Roberts, CMNS librarian October 16, 2013

2. Choose a news story and 4 media outlets / types (2 of each) Review coverage and decide on noteworthy aspects to discuss Use course readings & discussion, plus 2 additional scholarly sources, to support your discussion CMNS 130 Spring 2011 Term Paper Criteria

3. Finding relevant research News story: Negotiations to limit Iran's nuclear weapons grade uranium cachesNegotiations to limit Iran's nuclear weapons grade uranium caches In: ◦Globe & Mail (newspaper) ◦CBC News (online web site) ◦Al Jazeera (online web site) ◦The Guardian (UK newspaper) Observations drawn from news coverage? Questions? Finding support: CMNS 235 research guideCMNS 235 research guide

4. Are these useful for my analysis? Klein, A. (2009). Characterizing “the Enemy”: Zionism and Islamism in the Iranian and Israeli Press. Communication, Culture & Critique, 2(3), 387-406. doi:10.1111/j.1753-9137.2009.01045.xCharacterizing “the Enemy”: Zionism and Islamism in the Iranian and Israeli Press. Fogerty, B. J. (2005). Determining economic news coverage. International Journal Of Public Opinion Research, 17(2), 149-172.Determining economic news coverage. Wanta, W. W., & Hu, Y. W. (1993). The agenda-setting effects of international news coverage: an examination of differing news frames. International Journal Of Public Opinion Research, 5(3), 250-264.The agenda-setting effects of international news coverage: an examination of differing news frames. Mellese, M., & Müller, M. G. (2012). Mapping Text-Visual Frames of Sub- Saharan Africa in the News: A Comparison of Online News Reports From Al Jazeera and British Broadcasting Corporation Websites. Communication, Culture & Critique, 5(2), 191-229. doi:10.1111/j.1753-9137.2012.01123.xMapping Text-Visual Frames of Sub- Saharan Africa in the News: A Comparison of Online News Reports From Al Jazeera and British Broadcasting Corporation Websites Rasti, A., & Sahragard, R. (2012). Actor analysis and action delegitimation of the participants involved in Iran’s nuclear power contention: A case study of The Economist. Discourse & Society, 23(6), 729-748. doi:10.1177/09579265124553802). Actor analysis and action delegitimation of the participants involved in Iran’s nuclear power contention: A case study of The Economist.

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