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| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 18 Jun 2014 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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| Name | OUPblog |
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Media bias and the climate issue. / HONG, Fuhai; ZHAO, Xiaojian.
2014, . (OUPblog).Research output: Other contribution › Other outputs
TY - GEN
T1 - Media bias and the climate issue
AU - HONG, Fuhai
AU - ZHAO, Xiaojian
PY - 2014/6/18
Y1 - 2014/6/18
N2 - How do individuals manipulate the information they privately have in strategic interactions? The economics of information is a classic topic, and mass media often features in its analysis. Indeed, the international mass media play an important role in forming people’s perception of the climate problem. However, media coverage on the climate problem is often biased. Media reporting our paper are vivid examples of the prevalence and variety of media bias in reporting scientific results. While our analysis investigates the media tendency of accentuating or even exaggerating scientific findings of climate damage, the articles misinterpret our results, accentuate and exaggerate one side of our research, and completely omit the other side.
AB - How do individuals manipulate the information they privately have in strategic interactions? The economics of information is a classic topic, and mass media often features in its analysis. Indeed, the international mass media play an important role in forming people’s perception of the climate problem. However, media coverage on the climate problem is often biased. Media reporting our paper are vivid examples of the prevalence and variety of media bias in reporting scientific results. While our analysis investigates the media tendency of accentuating or even exaggerating scientific findings of climate damage, the articles misinterpret our results, accentuate and exaggerate one side of our research, and completely omit the other side.
UR - https://commons.ln.edu.hk/sw_master/5947
M3 - Other outputs
T3 - OUPblog
ER -