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Journalism studies

coverage set off by dramatic, unplanned events that lets journalists frame issues more independently of official sources than routine, institution-driven news.

In journalism studies, event-driven news refers to coverage set off by dramatic, unplanned events that lets journalists frame issues more independently of official sources than routine, institution-driven news. This meaning comes from Lawrence (2000) in The politics of force: media and the construction of police brutality.[1]

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Lawrence, R. G. (2000). The politics of force: media and the construction of police brutality. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520221918

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