Media and elections democratic transition in Malaysia
Media and Elections: Democratic Transition in Malaysia examines the central role of the media in Malaysian electoral contests. The book unpacks how a potent mix of regulation and crony media ownership in Malaysia has created a mainstream media that is biased towards the ruling regime, especially dur...
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Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Strategic Information and Research Development Centre
2018
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| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction: democratising Malaysia, communicating politics -- Sec.1. Bias in the Mainstream Media -- 1. Watching the watchdog: television news and the 2013 Malaysia General Election -- 2. Writing in the public sphere: letters to the editor in Malaysia's mainstream press -- 3. Election advertising: selling politics via newspapers during Malaysia's 13th General Election -- Sec.2. Ethnicity and Gender Dimension -- 4. The Malay press and General Election 2013: reporting race and religion -- 5. Chinese media consumption and production: a discourse analysis of 'ubah' (change) and its antithesis -- 6. Print media and gender streotyping: portrayal of women candidates during the Malaysian 13th General Election -- Sec.3. Popular and New Media -- 7. Cartoons and graphic arts: resistance and dissidence within and beyond electoral politics -- 8. Negative campaigning over social media: polarisation and political violence during Malaysia's General Election | |
| 520 | |a Media and Elections: Democratic Transition in Malaysia examines the central role of the media in Malaysian electoral contests. The book unpacks how a potent mix of regulation and crony media ownership in Malaysia has created a mainstream media that is biased towards the ruling regime, especially during elections. Drawing from research into how the different media tried to impact voter behaviour during the 13th General Election, the authors in this volume forecast that the online landscape is where the communications contest will play out in the 14th General Election. In the run up to the next general election, political opinion continues to be polarised over social media in Malaysia. This has prompted the government to legislate the online space which has in turn implications for freedom of expression. This book is highly recommended to academics, analysts, civil society activists, commentators, election candidates, journalists, media owners, voters and all others interested in freedom of expression and online electoral communications is Malaysia. | ||
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