Communication Of News Research Articles

Analysis of the development direction of the history of American war photography in the context of big data

Abstract Due to America’s leadership in the photography industry, American wars have been repeatedly brought to the screen. The American photographer’s attitude of excellence in this kind of photography has also forged the classics of the film industry. After the contemporary era, with the advent of the consumer and picture-reading era, a clearer narrative strategy has emerged in cinema that differs from the earlier film adaptations of war literature. In order to explore the aesthetic implications and ethical values inherent in American war photography, as well as to correct some previous biases, we aim to provide a comprehensive interpretation of American war photography from a more objective and rational perspective, and to provide references for the appreciation and creation of other film and television works. This paper analyzes the narrative strategies of contemporary American war literature film adaptations through three aspects of respect for literariness in narrative and compromise with commerciality. Meanwhile, this paper will explain the connotation of big data in photography, analyze the application of big data in photography, and elaborate the development of big data in photography. The ultimate goal is to promote the joint growth of big data and photography industry, and to advance the flourishing of photography business. In the context of new media, photojournalists can no longer follow the original mode of work, but should recognize the current plight of the industry and seize the opportunity to transform in time in order to better meet the new requirements of the development of the field of news communication.

Analysis of news communication strategies in the era of full media based on big data mining

Abstract With the development of information technology, the news media industry has entered the all-media era. Today, everyone is a communicator, and the audience has more diversified channels to obtain news information, but it also leads to the truly useful news being easily overwhelmed. In order to analyze the strategy of news dissemination in the all-media era, this paper analyzes different types of news media platforms and audiences based on big data mining technology. The mining results show that cultural news has the largest share on radio, TV, and video sites, with 27.5% and 57.3%, respectively. Social news had the largest share on news sites, at 29.8%. Political news has the largest share of mobile clients at 27.9%. Economic news has the largest share on social media platforms, with 23.5%. In addition, the news is viewed much more on new media, such as video websites and social platforms, than on traditional media, such as newspapers, magazines, TV and radio. In terms of the exposure rates of different types of news audiences to media platforms, the average exposure rates of newspapers and magazines, TV and radio, news sites, mobile clients, social platforms and video sites are 8.83%, 28.30%, 44.49%, 59.57%, 71.03% and 90.46%, respectively. In the era of full media, news dissemination should focus on applying new communication technologies, enriching the presentation form of news, and selecting reasonable topics for the characteristics of audiences on different platforms. The analysis of news communication strategy based on big data mining can grasp the pain points in current news communication, which is of great guidance for transforming news communication in the era of full media.

Communication and shared decision-making after stillbirth: Results of the ShaDeS study

BackgroundShared decision-making (SDM) is included in guidelines for bereavement care after a stillbirth, as it can improve women’s long-term health and wellbeing. SDM within the stillbirth context is still not common, and Italy does not yet have standardised guidelines. AimThe ShaDeS (Shared Decision-Making in Stillbirth) study aims to investigate how Italian women with a stillbirth perceive their own centrality in decision-making processes around bereavement care and how this might impact satisfaction of care. MethodsThe ShaDeS study is a cross-sectional study based on a web survey consisted of four sections: sociodemographic information and medical history, communication of bad news and bereavement care, decisions about childbirth (SDM-Q-9, SHARED, and DCS), and decisions and communication about autopsy (CPS). Findings187 women answered the survey. For the 41.1% of women that did not have an emergency childbirth, the SDM-Q-9 median score was 66.6 (0–100 range), and the SHARED median score was 3.5 (1–5 range). 29.4% of participants reached the proposed cutoff of 37.5 in the DCS (0–100 range) suggesting a difficulty in reaching decisions. Satisfaction scores were lower for those with such difficulties (p < 0.0001). Of the 64.5% of women that discussed autopsy, 28.3% were involved in an SDM approach, despite this being associated with higher levels of satisfaction of care (p < 0.05). ConclusionAn SDM approach is only moderately widespread amongst our participants, despite it being significantly related to higher levels of satisfaction. Further studies should investigate the tools that both patients and healthcare professionals need for an SDM approach.

The Communication of Bad News in Palliative Care: The View of Professionals in Spain.

Communication is one of the central axes around which end-of-life care revolves in the context of palliative care. Communication of bad news is reported as one of the most difficult and stressful tasks by palliative care professionals. Therefore, the aim of this study is to identify aspects related to the communication of bad news in palliative care in Spain. Descriptive cross-sectional study. An ad hoc questionnaire was designed and sent by e-mail to all palliative care teams in Spain. Overall, 206 professionals (102 nurses, 88 physicians and 16 psychologists) completed the questionnaire. A total of 60.2% considered their communication of bad news skills to be good or very good. This was related to older age, experience in both the profession and palliative care, and to having received specific postgraduate training (P < .001). Around 42.2% perform communication of bad news with the patient first, which is associated with lower skill (P = .013). About 78.15% of the professionals do not use any specific protocol. This study suggests that patients access palliative care with little information about their diagnosis and prognosis. The barriers identified in the communication of bad news are the lack of specific education and training in protocol management, the difficult balance between hope and honesty, the young age of the patient, and the family.

O.O.2.1Development and evaluation of a class on bad news communication for medical students: Presenter(s): Paulo Vitoria, Beira Interior University, Portugal

O.O.2.1Development and evaluation of a class on bad news communication for medical students: Presenter(s): Paulo Vitoria, Beira Interior University, Portugal

The Influential Factors on Watching Short News Videos Intention of Young Adults in China

Short news videos are becoming an essential aspect of news communication in China. As a vital force in social development, young adults aged between 18 and 40 are the main audience of short videos. Taking the group as the research object, this paper investigated and analyzed the viewing intention of different types of short news videos from the perspective of the audience, which was instructional advice for the transformation and development of news media. In this study, quantitative analysis was adopted with an online questionnaire on the Theory of Planned Behavior. The researcher finally gathered 195 pieces of data. After removing invalid questionnaires, SPSS was used for a detailed study. The previous hypothesis was overturned, and the conclusion was drawn that young adults aged 18 to 40 in contemporary China prefer to watch international, fast-paced and real-time news short videos. With the commonality of media, the results of this study had theoretical assistance for the news media in China and other countries in the world.

The trend advantages and disadvantages of short video in news communication of China

In the current era, the rapid development of new media makes it more closely related to news. Compared with the era of traditional media, news on new media shows significant advantages in news collection and dissemination. New media, especially the short videos, has the characteristics of easily production, strong effectiveness and strong sense of user participation, which is very in line with the needs of news transmission. Short video news has developed rapidly in various new media platforms. However, at the same time, too fast development and low threshold of popularization have also brought many negativ^roblems. Moreover; with the gradual decline of traditional media, traditional media must catch up with the trend of the times and participate in newgpedia. At this time of convergence and integration of media, how to continue to make best use of the advantages of new media and avoid the disadvantages has become a problem worthy of exploration.

Analysis of User Preference Algorithm Recommendation Mechanism in News Communication

With the continuous improvement of algorithm technology, the field of news communication has also ushered in a transformation from traditional media to self-media, from self-media to algorithmic media, and from the center of the transmitter to the center of the recipient. The news algorithm recommendation mechanism can effectively meet the preferences and needs of users, maximize the cohesion between media and users, and ensure that the number of customers will not be lost in business operations. However, the news algorithm recommendation mechanism also has many problems of its own. This article analyzes it from the following multiple angles. First of all, starting from the theory of agenda setting in the field of news communication, it can be concluded that agenda setting under the news algorithm recommendation mechanism is partially invalid, but the mainstream media can still take on the role of replacement. Secondly, it analyzes the two aspects of information rights and privacy rights from the perspective of law and interprets the legal effect of news algorithm recommendation from two different normative paths. Finally, through sociological discussion of technology ethics, it is necessary to establish a more unified social norm to deal with various ethical crises that technology may bring.

The influence of cultural differences on international news communication

In the long process of social development, culture is a kind of spiritual treasure house of the nation, it is a spiritual connection connecting different nations and regions.However, due to the different language background, in the different cultural background, it is easy to produce cultural differences, resulting in unpredictable consequences.In today's increasingly complex world situation, it is necessary to focus on different national cultures in the news report for deeper discussion.In view of this, this paper makes a comprehensive analysis of the cultural differences in international news communication for reference.

Challenges and Countermeasures of the Automobile Marketing Model in the New Media Era

With the continuous development of intelligent technology, the technology of "Internet plus" is also increasingly developed. Therefore, it is necessary to innovate and reform the automobile marketing model in the new era to better adapt to the modern society and thus increase the turnover. The article analyzes the advantages of China's automobile marketing model under the new media environment, analyzes the challenges of the automobile marketing model, and discusses the relevant countermeasures to promote the smooth development of automobile marketing, hoping to make automobile marketing more orderly and create more economic benefits for the development of the automobile industry. Comprehensively analyze the current situation and trend of China's automobile development, reform and innovate China's automobile marketing model, analyze the management, marketing, news communication process and communication phenomenon of automobile sales, and propose countermeasures for automobile marketing under the new media environment, with the purpose of improving the competitiveness of China's automobile sales enterprises.

Analysis of the development path of short video news communication based on the 5G era

Short video emerged as a new form of communication and was applied to news communication, resulting in short video news. Video news has changed the mode of news communication centered on mainstream media and enriched the form of news communication. In the coming era of 5G network, the development of short video news will receive stronger technical support and a new development path will emerge. Short video news to ultra high-definition communication advanced development; Add new concept science and technology elements, short video news presentation forms diversified development; The content classification is refined to open the iterative development of short video news; Algorithm technology enables short video news to develop into intelligent scene.

Breaking Bad News During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Systematic Review of the Literature.

The aim of the present review was to extend research by reviewing international research regarding the communication between oncologists and oncology patients and the communication of bad news to oncology patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. Following the PRISMA guidelines a review of the literature was performed by searching PubMed, Scopus, and EMBASE bibliographic databases from inception to October 10, 2022. The search was limited to articles written in English. Two reviewers independently completed title and abstract, full-text screening, and data extraction. A total of five studies were deemed eligible for this systematic review. A narrative synthesis was undertaken. Of these five articles, three referred to the communication of bad news to patients by medical oncologists during the COVID-19 pandemic, whereas the remaining two referred to the transmission of bad news to patients by surgeons during the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic and the social distancing measures imposed caused radical changes in the forms of communication in medical environments. The challenges faced by the oncologist in breaking bad news to cancer patients are highlighted in this systematic review, and the need for physician preparation prior to communication with the patient is emphasized. Overall, new studies are needed on the effects of distance communication on both health professionals and patients. New studies are also needed that would explore the perceptions of physicians and patients in Greece.

Comunicação de más notícias em unidade de terapia intensiva neonatal

Abstract The SPIKES protocol is one of the most didactic tools to teach the communication of bad news, a skill that requires sensitivity and preparation. This article analyzed the perceptions of pediatrics residents and the mothers of neonates about the communication of bad news in a neonatal intensive care unit. This is a qualitative, descriptive and exploratory study, based on visual anthropology, in which the SPIKES protocol was used in two focus groups, with Bardin’s content analytics approach by categories. Problems were reported as inadequate environment to break bad news, limitations in the perception of mothers, lack of medical availability to talk, inadequate language and difficulty to deal with emotions, clarify doubts and discuss strategies with family members. Reflection on these issues aims to improve theoretical learning and stimulate self-criticism, seeking empathy and the humanization of care.

A Study Media Coverage of College Crisis under Framing Theory

Framing as an academic concept to examine human cognition andc ommunication behavior was first seen in anthropologist Bateson’s paper “A Theory of Play and Fantasy” published in 1955. The most direct manifestation vehicle of framing effect in news communication is framing theory, which means that a certain framing effect is achieved by selecting and emphasizing a certain content. However, the media coverage of the college crises has been ignoring the framing theory and changes in the information technology era. The article will analyze the current research on media coverage of college crises based on the framing theory in the information era and try to innovate and apply it to this. The information environment has made the information that has been diluted and hidden under the traditional news media framework come to the surface, and more and more information has been focused under the spotlight to be examined by the public. Such a journalistic framework has undoubtedly had a crucial impact on the public crises that arise in today’s universities.

Breakthrough and innovation of news broadcast hostsin short video platform

Under the impact of new media based on the Internet, traditional media have embarked on a transformation path with media integration. With the opening of the "Year of Jitterbug" in 2018, a short video has become one of the mainstream new media for users to obtain information and leisure entertainment, and with the continuous growth of platform users, it also attracts major mainstream media to station. From long video to short video, it is not only the refinement and transformation of news content but also puts forward higher requirements for the work of broadcast hosts. Whether it is emotional expression or language broadcast, or an in-depth understanding of news communication logic, it requires broadcast hosts to transform from traditional media thinking to integrated media communication. Therefore, the transformation of traditional media to new media is not only the transformation of creation and communication but also the transformation of the thinking of news broadcast host practitioners, which adds to the icing on the cake of short video news communication. This paper studies how news broadcast hosts develop and innovate in short video platforms from three perspectives: audience, news broadcast hosts, and short video platforms, and explores how to enhance the innovation of news broadcast hosts' work by combining the evolution of broadcast hosts' function in the transformation of TV news into short video news.

Reform of News Communication and News Education under Media Convergence

With the advent of the information age, new media has become the mainstream of today's society, which not only affects people's work, study and life, but also profoundly affects the development of our society. Therefore, the media industry must take effective measures to meet the information requirements of the new media era, and realize the transformation and upgrading. In this article, we will focus on the promise of media convergence and explore how sustainability can be achieved through news communication and education reform. We will analyze the current situation and put forward some optimization suggestions in the hope to provide reference for future development and reform.

The barriers dentists face to communicate cancer diagnosis: self-assessment based on SPIKES protocol.

This study aimed to characterize the barriers faced by Brazilian dentists to deliver bad news (DBN) about oral and oropharyngeal cancer diagnoses to patients by using a questionnaire based on the guidelines of the SPIKES protocol. This was an observational cross-sectional study. The questionnaire contained 27 questions based on the SPIKES protocol, which were answered in the SurveyMonkey platform. A total of 186/249 dentists answered the questionnaire. The main specialties reported were 36.02% oral medicine, 21.5% oral pathology, and 9.13% oral and maxillofacial surgery. A total of 44.6% expressed concern about the patient's emotional reactions, and 46.24% of respondents had never participated in any specific training to communicate bad news. The lack of training and low confidence in dealing with patients' emotional reactions dentists were considered the greatest barriers to DBNs. Moreover, most dentists who participated in the survey believe that a protocol to guide the communication of bad news would be useful for clinical practice. For those protocols to be used by dentists, training is critical for these protocols to be incorporated by professionals.

Compreensão e comunicação de cuidados paliativos em neonatologia: abordagem bioética

Abstract Dealing with death and palliative care in neonatology is challenging for health professionals. This retrospective qualitative and descriptive study sought to understand the process of neonatal palliative care communication in a hospital in southern Brazil, analyzing the results from a bioethical perspective. Data were collected by semi-structured interviews, conducted with 14 participants (seven mothers and seven doctors) between June 2021 and August 2022, and examined using Bardin’s content analysis. Two categories stood out: knowledge about palliative care and communication in palliative care. In conclusion, existing communication obstacles can interfere with the family’s understanding of palliative care. Education on topics such as bioethics, palliative care and communication of bad news require greater investments to facilitate these processes and equip professionals.

Retracted: Mathematical Methods for Sensitive Information Mining Method of News Communication Platform Based on Big Data IOT Analysis

Retracted: Mathematical Methods for Sensitive Information Mining Method of News Communication Platform Based on Big Data IOT Analysis

Evaluation of the Transformation and Prospects of News Communication in the Era of Multimedia Network

Evaluation of the Transformation and Prospects of News Communication in the Era of Multimedia Network