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agenda cutting: a standalone construct

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Journalism studies

the deliberate or routine omission of issues from the news agenda, or their burial out of public view, as the counterpart to agenda setting.

In journalism studies, agenda cutting refers to the deliberate or routine omission of issues from the news agenda, or their burial out of public view, as the counterpart to agenda setting. This meaning comes from Colistra (2012) in Journalism & Communication Monographs.[1]

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  1. Colistra, R. (2012). Shaping and Cutting the Media Agenda: Television Reporters’ Perceptions of Agenda- and Frame-Building and Agenda-Cutting Influences. Journalism & Communication Monographs, 14(2), 85-146. https://doi.org/10.1177/1522637912444106

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