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MSCP VERIFIED ACCURATE STUDY GUIDE
System - Answers - methodological tool, used for comparative research
Four major dimensions of media systems - Answers - the development of media
markets, political parallelism, the development of journalistic professionalism and the
degree and nature of state intervention in the media system
Political parallelism - Answers - the link between political actors and the media as well
as the extent to which the media reflect political divisions
External pluralism - Answers - pluralism achieved at the level of the media system as a
whole, through the existence of a range of media outlets/organisations reflecting the
point of view of different groups or tendencies in society (separate broadcasting
companies represent different social groups; high level of political parallelism)
Internal pluralism - Answers - pluralism achieved within each individual media outlet or
organisation. Media organisations try to avoid institutional ties to political groups and
attempts to maintain neutral and 'balance' content (attempt is made to represent
different organised voices of the society within a single org; low level of political
parallelism)
Government model - Answers - public broadcasting is controlled directly by the
government or political majority
Professional model - Answers - broadcasting is largely protected from political control
and run by broadcasting professionals (eg BBC)
Parliamentary/proportional representation - Answers - control over public broadcasting
is divided among the political parties by proportional representation
Civic/corporatist model - Answers - control of public service broadcasting is distributed
among various social and political groups but extends representation of other 'socially
relevant groups' (eg trade unions, business associations, religious organisations)
Politics-over-broadcasting system - Answers - government model/polarized pluralist
Formally autonomous system - Answers - professional model/liberal
Politics-in-broadcasting system - Answers - parliamentary and civic model/democratic
Liberal system - Answers - government should not intervene in media (freedom of
speech)
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System - Answers - methodological tool, used for comparative research Four major dimensions of media systems - Answers - the development of media markets, political parallelism, the development of journalistic professionalism and the degree and nature of state intervention in the media system Political parallelism - Answers - the link between political actors and the media as well as the extent to which the media reflect political divisions External pluralism - Answers - pluralism achieved at the level of the media system as a whole, through the existence of a range of media outlets/organisations reflecting the point of view of different groups or tendencies in society (separate broadcasting companies represent different social groups; high level of political parallelism) Internal pluralism - Answers - pluralism achieved within each individual media outlet or organisation. Media organisations try to avoid institutional ties to political groups and attempts to maintain neutral and 'balance' content (attempt is made to represent different organised voices of the society within a single org; low level of political parallelism) Government model - Answers - public broadcasting is controlled directly by the government or political majority Professional model - Answers - broadcasting is largely protected from political control and run by broadcasting professionals (eg BBC) Parliamentary/proportional representation - Answers - control over public broadcasting is divided among the political parties by proportional representation Civic/corporatist model - Answers - control of public service broadcasting is distributed among various social and political groups but extends representation of other 'socially relevant groups' (eg trade unions, business associations, religious organisations) Politics-over-broadcasting system - Answers - government model/polarized pluralist Formally autonomous system - Answers - professional model/liberal Politics-in-broadcasting system - Answers - parliamentary and civic model/democratic Liberal system - Answers - government should not intervene in media (freedom of speech)

Welfare state - Answers - healthy media are a responsibility of the state. The state is expected to intervene in media markets for political diversity, quality of democratic life, racial harmony, maintenance of language and culture Consensus democracy - Answers - power sharing; multiparty system; proportional representation; compromise and cooperation between opposing forces Majoritarian democracy - Answers - winning party concentrates power; 2-party system; plurality voting system; clear distinction between government and opposition Individual pluralism - Answers - individual citizens with multiplicity of special interests try to influence politics; a competitive and uncoordinated pluralism of independent groups (eg USA) Organized pluralism - Answers - political representation is organized in social groups; strongly institutionalized social groups, representing different segments of the population (eg NL) Corporatism - Answers - formal integration of social groups into the political process (Katzenstein) Rational-legal authority - Answers - a form of rule based on adherence/attachment to formal and universalistic rules of procedure (Max Weber) Clientelism - Answers - a pattern of social organisation in which access to social resources is controlled by patrons and delivered to citizens in exchange for deference and support Instrumentalization - Answers - control of the media by outside actors/parties, politicians, social groups or movements, or economic actors seeking political influence Professionalization - Answers - where journalism is developed as a distinct field with significant autonomy from other social fields, including the political field (Bourdieu) Moderate pluralism - Answers - centre oriented politics, relatively small ideological differences and a greater acceptance of the fundamental shape of the political order Horizontal process - Answers - inter-elite communication via newspapers (newspapers addressed to small elite audiences) Vertical process - Answers - newspapers mediate between political elites and ordinary citizens (newspapers addressed to mass public, not necessarily engaged in political world) Liberal professions - Answers - the practice of a profession is 'based on systematic knowledge or doctrine acquired only through long prescribed training.'

News management frame - Answers - focus on how political actors act in order to achieve extensive and positive news coverage or to downplay negative stories Conflict frame - Answers - whether there was a substantial level of conflict in the news story Focus on political actors - Answers - does the news story originate from or follow events, incidents, or statements triggered by political actors? Descriptive style - Answers - the news story told is in a rather straightforward objective style Interpretive style - Answers - a situation is analysed, evaluated or explained whilst also being described Secularization - Answers - the separation of citizens from attachments to religious and ideological 'faiths' and the decline of institutions based on these faiths that once structured wide parts of European social life Pillarization - Answers - the separation of the population into organized subcommunities based on religious or political persuasion Savage deregulation - Answers - a weaker state role resulting either from a deliberate policy favouring market forces or from failure of the political system to establish and enforce media policy Structural bias - Answers - occurs when some things are selected to be reported rather than other things because of the character of the medium or because of the incentives that apply to commercial news programming Bureaucracy - Answers - an administrative apparatus that is autonomous of particular parties, individuals and social groups, acts according to established procedures and is conceived as serving society as a whole Polarized pluralism - Answers - the existence of significant antisystem political parties; many political parties, distinct in their political orientations, ranging over a wide political spectrum and including antisystem parties on the right and left