Media Tenor International
The Media Tenor Institute is an independent and non–partisan organization, founded 10 years ago and based in Bonn, Germany, with offices in Pretoria, South Africa, Ostrava, Czech Republic, London, U.K. and New York, U.S.
More than 180 media analysts track and code approximately 250 media from different countries every day. Based on the data, Media Tenor’s research offers an objective understanding of the influence of media on politics, the economy and society.
Media Tenor has developed a unique and extremely detailed methodology based on communication science, which can measure media trends without interference from subjective bias and opinion. Recent studies have focused on the presidential elections 2004 in U.S., the coverage of AIDS/HIV, the portrayal of ethnic and racial minorities, country images, anti–Americanism in foreign media and more.
Additional Materials from Media Tenor International: Working Papers
Policy Briefs
Title: Post debates coverage with little impact on overall campaign: Real–time content analysis
Authors: Senja Post
Date: October 2004Title: Monitoring the Presidential Debates: Real-time Content Analysis Bush and Kerry Score with Clear-Cut Proposals
Authors: Senja Post, Markus Rettich, Roland Schatz
Date: October 2004Title: Monitoring the presidential debates: Real-time content analysis — Bush and Kerry score with clear-cut proposals
Authors: Senja Post, Markus Rettich, Roland Schatz
Date: October 2004Title: Monitoring the Presidential Debates: How the debates Affected the Candidates' Image on TV News
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Date: October 2004Title: Report on First 2004 Presidential Debate
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Date: September 2004