Iraqi Newspapers’ Treatment of Sports Corruption Issues from The Point of View of Experts: (An Analytical Study Applied to Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya Newspapers)

Authors

  • Dr. Amina El Mir, Researcher/Sufyan Muhannad Najris Hilal Al-Nasiri Dean of the Faculty of mass communication - Jinan University - Lebanon

Keywords:

Iraqi newspapers, content analysis, Al-Mada newspaper, Al-Sabah Iraqi newspaper

Abstract

The study aims to elucidate the involvement of Iraqi newspapers, specifically Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya, in addressing sports corruption issues. The primary objective is derived from various sub-goals, including examining the newspapers' role in handling corruption matters, identifying journalistic approaches, and assessing the influence of their coverage on public awareness. The inquiry centers around how Iraqi newspapers, particularly Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya, tackle sports corruption issues and their perspectives on the matter, seeking expert opinions. The research addresses sub-questions regarding press coverage methods, utilized sources, and the impact of such coverage on public opinion. Employing a survey approach and content analysis, the research conducts an in-depth examination of reports and analyses in Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya newspapers concerning sports corruption. Additionally, expert interviews in the media field contribute diverse viewpoints. The sample comprises Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya newspapers, representing distinct ideological platforms. The study anticipates contributing insights into how newspapers shape awareness of sports corruption in Iraq and identifying influencing factors. Utilizing survey methods and content analysis, the research aims to highlight the media's role in illuminating sports corruption issues and shaping public opinion in the current year

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Published

2024-01-01

How to Cite

Dr. Amina El Mir, Researcher/Sufyan Muhannad Najris Hilal Al-Nasiri. (2024). Iraqi Newspapers’ Treatment of Sports Corruption Issues from The Point of View of Experts: (An Analytical Study Applied to Al-Mada and Al-Iraqiya Newspapers). Kurdish Studies, 12(1). Retrieved from https://kurdishstudies.net/menu-script/index.php/KS/article/view/1443