Comparative Analysis of Ideological Tendencies In English News Reports
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https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202510_8(10).0033Keywords:
English news reporting; ideological orientation; media comparison; narrative framework; public opinion influence.Abstract
As the core vehicle for global information dissemination, English news reporting is not entirely objective or neutral in its presentation. Instead, it inherently carries specific ideological biases that permeate the entire reporting process through agenda selection, narrative frameworks, and linguistic expressions. This study examines different types of English news media, comparing their ideological inclinations in international politics, social events, and cultural issues. It explores how media ownership, national systems, and cultural contexts influence the formation of these ideological tendencies, revealing their impact on audience cognition and the dynamics of global public opinion. The research further proposes pathways to enhance media literacy among audiences and promote more inclusive news reporting, providing theoretical insights for understanding the complexities of global English news communication.
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