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Edward Snowden
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Análise de sentimento
Mídia escrita
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Resumo
Este artigo investiga a maneira como três portais de comunicação escrita (CNN, Fox News e BBC), vistos como politicamente partidários, enquadraram as notícias sobre Edward Snowden envolvendo questões sensíveis sobre cibersegurança. Sendo a mídia um ator influente na política nacional e internacional, importa conhecer como a mídia enquadra os fatos sobre informações de falhas de segurança na internet, sob disputa narrativa. Análises de sentimentos foram realizadas em centenas de artigos destes portais de livre acesso entre 2013 e 2018. Os resultados mostram sentimentos disseminados pela maioria das manchetes, enquanto textos mais neutros são encontrados no corpo das notícias.
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