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Article

3 Feb 2012

Author:
Vision of Humanity, Australia

Measuring Peace in the Media 2011

For the second year, the Institute for Economics & Peace and Media Tenor have jointly analysed global television networks coverage of peace and violence issues using a fact-based approach which compares various measures from the Global Peace Index against Media Tenor’s database of global media. Measuring Peace in the Media covers over 160,000 news items from 31 news and current affairs programs that air on four continents…The report explores the media coverage, or lack of coverage, of peace and conflict with a special emphasis on news themes that may help to create stable, peaceful societies…Measuring Peace in the Media 2011 was launched at [World Economic Forum in] Davos, 2012.