172 KB54 KB199420242010Johannessen, FroydisVaagan, Robert W.Walsoe, Marieletnik:17številka:3str. 39-55ISSN:1318-3222COBISSID:29841757URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-61CQSXA5enEvropski inštitut za komuniciranje in kulturoJavnost (Ljubljana)GazainformiranjeIsraelIzraelmass mediamnožični medijiNorveškaobveščanjesvoboda tiskavojnawarTV news and "white voices"| dagsrevyen's coverage of the Gaza war|The media blockade imposed by Israel during its 22-day invasion of Gaza in December 2008 - January 2009 barred foreign reporters from entering Gaza. Eye witness reports were restricted to the invading Israeli military and to Palestinian and Arab journalists in Gaza. The blockade influenced media coverage and public opinion around the world. Two Norwegian aid workers and medical doctors managed to enter Gaza on the fifth day of the war to work at the Hamas-controlled Al Shifa Hospital. As the only Western doctors, they were interviewed repeatedly by global media. They frequently appeared also in Norwegian media, including Dagsrevyen, the prime time evening TV news of NRK -The Norwegian State Broadcasting Corporation. They attributed their media appearances to their "white voices," i.e. local Palestinian and Arab voices were less interesting to Western media. Drawing on framing theory, content analysis and interviews, we first discuss possible bias and framing in Dagsrevyen's coverage of the Gaza War as it ran its course. We also reflect onpost-war developments, before addressing the two Norwegian doctors and their media relations during and after the war. Were their interactions with the media "source-driven journalism," and how justified is their "white voices" claim?Medijska blokada, ki jo je uvedel Izrael med 22-dnevnim napadom na Gazo med decembrom 2008 in januarjem 2009, je tujim novinarjem onemogočila vstop v Gazo. Poročila so bila omejena na izraelsko vojsko ter palestinske in arabske novinarje v Gazi. Blokada je vplivala na medijsko pokritost in javno mnenje po vsem svetu. Dvema norveškima humanitarnima delavcema in zdravnikoma je peti dan vojne uspelo priti v Gazo, kjer sta delala v bolnišnici Al Shifa pod nadzorom Hamasa. Kot edine zahodne zdravnike so ju večkrat intervjuvali svetovni mediji. Pogosto sta se pojavljala tudi v norveških medijih, med drugim v osrednjih televizijski poročilih norveške televizije NRK. Njuno nastopanje v medijih je bilo pripisano njunim "belim glasovom", saj naj bi bili lokalni palestinski in arabski glasovi manj zanimivi za zahodne medije. Izhajajoč iz teorije okvirjanja, analize vsebine in intervjujev, avtorji najprej razpravljajo o morebitnih pristranskostih v poročanju Dagsrevyen o vojni v Gazi. Razmišljajo tudi o povojnem razvoju, temu pa sledi obravnava norveških zdravnikov in njunih odnosov z mediji med vojno in po njej. So bile njune interakcije z mediji "novinarstvo, ki ga usmerjajo viri" in kako upravičeno je sklicevanje na "bele glasove"?TEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaEvropski inštitut za komuniciranje in kulturo - EURICOM