These issues may be addressed by incorporating analyses of local newspapers and non-English sources, though this may not be feasible (e.g., because many newspaper websites do not contain searchable databases) or methodologically appropriate (e.g., because what can be searched or accessed may not allow for meaningful cross-country comparisons).
Analyses of Newseum newspapers included in the Top 200 rankings and circulation figures of the Top 200 newspapers revealed that each target medical story received any mention in a total of 23.1 to 33.4 million newspapers nationally, which corresponded to total front-page coverage rates, by circulation count, ranging from 61.8% to 88.4% of all newspapers.
In 2011, as part of her master's thesis, Raema Merchant analysed eight years of newspaper reports.
The documents combine eye-witness accounts, weekly and monthly summaries, annual reviews, reports and analyses with a synthesis of newspaper articles and conference reports, economic assessments and synopses on key events, leading personalities and all major new developments relating to China during the period.
Files combine eye-witness accounts, weekly and monthly summaries, annual reviews, reports and analyses with a synthesis of newspaper articles and conference reports, economic assessments and synopses on key events, leading personalities and all major new developments relating to China during the period.
The following sections review established critiques of newspaper analyses and the political claims-making method based on newspaper data as developed by Koopmans et al. (2005).
His book, The Rise And Fall Of Fleet Street, is one of the shrewdest analyses of the post-war newspaper era and the shift from big personality proprietors to the men of money.
Furthermore, stratified analyses of major and minor newspapers yielded similar observations as the main analysis (that the presence of relevant information in press releases was associated with its presence in associated newspaper stories).
Despite its gaps in coverage, LexisNexis Academic has been shown to be the only viable option for conducting a cross-national print media analysis of this type, and there would have been many challenges associated with undertaking supplementary analyses of websites of local newspapers (e.g., they lack or have limited online search functions)[ 15].
Many Palestinian leaders believe Arafat was poisoned by Israel, although the New York Times said its review of the medical report indicated that poisoning was "highly unlikely". The newspaper said analyses of the documents done on its behalf by American and Israeli medical experts also dispelled theories that Arafat died of AIDS.
