종합편성채널 시사대담 프로그램의 출연 패널 특성 및 패널 발언과 정당 입장간의 상관성에 관한 연구

Translated title of the contribution: A Study on the Characteristics of Panels and the Correlations between Partisanships of Political Parties and Talks of Panels in Public Affair Talk Programs of General Programming Channels

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Abstract

The political influences of general programming channels have grown with the help of the current affairs talk programs for years but also these channels have been criticized as politically biased media. This study investigates the characteristics of the panels who had appeared for 6 months since July of 2017 and examines the relationship between the panels' talk and the position of political parties. The results show that jobs of the casting panels were introduced as neutral ones which are not related to politics. However, after reclassifying them in terms of their political careers, most panels were more likely to be involved in political parties. In addition, they tend to support the positions of the ruling or opposition parties. The more the association with the political party, the stronger the panel's comments. The partisanship of the panels should be clearly presented in the broadcasting programs. It is necessary to distinguish genres of current affair programs by consistent standards to ensure consistency of deliberation. Lastly self-regulation of program producers should be more strengthened.
Translated title of the contributionA Study on the Characteristics of Panels and the Correlations between Partisanships of Political Parties and Talks of Panels in Public Affair Talk Programs of General Programming Channels
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)658-668
Number of pages31
Journal한국콘텐츠학회 논문지
Volume19
Issue number5
DOIs
StatePublished - May 2019

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