Local TV News Content & Shared Services Agreements: The Honolulu Case

Danilo Yanich

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Media Influence and Politics

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In 2009 3 of the 5 stations in Honolulu that deliver a daily newscast entered into a Shared Services Agreement (SSA). A community group, Media Council Hawaii, filed a formal complaint with the FCC to stop the arrangement. This research is a content analysis of the broadcasts of the stations before and after the SSA went into effect. What differences, if any, occurred in content and the distribution of stories among the SSA stations, among the SSA stations as compared to the non-SSA stations and among the non-SSA stations across those time periods?

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