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The purpose of this study is to compare coverage of the September 11<SUP>th</SUP> event by media organizations in South Korea and North Korea. A comparative research of the September 11<SUP>th</SUP> event as reported by the South Korean news agency and North Korean news agency is conducted in order to compare coverage of two different countries that have different relationships with the United States. Through this comparison, the research attempts to determine the interdependent relationship of media coverage with international relationship between countries.
A comparison of coverage of the September 11<SUP>th</SUP> event in the U.S. by the South and North Korean news agencies offers interesting insights into the different relationships and ideologies affecting news coverage. Because South and North Korea have different ideological systems, their media systems are quite different. North Korean media are basically derived from the journalism of Marxism and Leninism, and function as a propaganda medium and instigator. On the contrary, South Korean media have accepted the journalism of Western country.
According to this study, it is possible to say that two countries that have different political ideologies and relationships with a particular third country cover international news events of that country differently. In other words, media companies tend to report international events from the same perspective as their government’s foreign policy.
A comparison of coverage of the September 11<SUP>th</SUP> event in the U.S. by the South and North Korean news agencies offers interesting insights into the different relationships and ideologies affecting news coverage. Because South and North Korea have different ideological systems, their media systems are quite different. North Korean media are basically derived from the journalism of Marxism and Leninism, and function as a propaganda medium and instigator. On the contrary, South Korean media have accepted the journalism of Western country.
According to this study, it is possible to say that two countries that have different political ideologies and relationships with a particular third country cover international news events of that country differently. In other words, media companies tend to report international events from the same perspective as their government’s foreign policy.
목차
Introduction
Political ideologies of South and North Korea
News Agencies of South and North Korea
Theoretical Framework
Hypotheses
Method
Results
Discussion and Conclusion
References
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