Titel: Forskningskommunikation i bloggar - Bloggen som kommunikations- ochsjälvpresentationsplattform för svenska forskareFörfattare: Maike Mohlin och Malin ArosiltaUppdragsgivare: SOM-institutet, Forskningsinstitut för samhälle, opinion och mediervid Göteborgs UniversitetKurs: Examensarbete i Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskap vid institutionen förjournalistik, medier och kommunikation vid Göteborgs universitet.Termin: Höstterminen 2011Handledare: Malin SveningssonSidantal/Ord: 28 sidor / 11144 ordSyfte: Att undersöka hur innehållet i svenska forskarbloggar inom samhällsvetenskapser ut och att undersöka hur forskare använder bloggmediet i sin självpresentation.Metod: Kvalitativ innehållsanalys av forskarbloggar med hjälp av Ethnographic content analysis (ECA).Material: Tolv svenska forskarbloggar inom samhällsvetenskap vars innehåll analyserasmed hjälp av en ECA-matris.Huvudresultat: I denna uppsats kom vi fram till att forskningskommunikation viabloggar kan vara ett sätt att uppfylla tredje uppgiftens krav på att förmedla och spridainformation om forskning till allmänheten. För att göra det enklare för den bredaallmänheten att ta till sig forskningsinformationen så bör forskarna använda sig av ett enklare språk än i de traditionella forskningspubliceringskanalerna där språkbruket är högtravande och akademiskt. Vill man skapa kommunikation med sina läsare bör också bloggförfattaren regelbundet uppdatera bloggen med nya, färska inlägg och framförallt också bemöta eventuella kommentarer på ett sakligt och professionellt sätt. Genom att vara aktiv i diskussionen med sina läsare kan forskaren påverka den image som allmänheten har om denne. Vidare anser vi att forskarens image påverkas av allt somförmedlas genom bloggen, till exempel innehåll, språk och stil, design och bloggroll.Därför är det viktigt för avsändaren av bloggen att vara medveten om vilken bild somdennes olika val kring bloggens utformning kan förmedla utåt..

A quantitative and qualitative study of all LIS Master theses applying a gender perspective on children-centred issues previously published at the Swedish School of Library and Information Studies. Two hypotheses were investigated: 1) studies with explicit gender perspective express strongest urgency; 2) study results confirm predeclared assumptions. A content analysis of all theses, and closer thematic analysis of ten, form the main question: Is there a risk that the theses? similarities in terms of urgency and confirmation create predictable conclusions? The theses? motivations behind the choices of research problems are explored in the content analysis. Two categories of motivation can be identified: 1) personal; 2) generally applicable.

Titel: Göteborgs Postens porträttering av gärningsmän. ? En särfallsstudie avseende etniska, nationellaoch religiösa minoriteter.Författare: Anna LarsonKurs: Examensarbete i Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskap vid Institutionen för journalistik, medier och kommunikation, Göteborgs UniversitetTermin: Höstterminen 2012Handledare: Malin SvenningssonSidantal: 30Antal ord: 9 851Syfte: Kartlägga hur Göteborgs-Postens porträttering av våldtäktsmän avseende etniska, nationella ochreligiösa minoriteter ser ut före och efter en förändrad samhällsopinion.Metod: Kvalitativ textanalys enligt ECA (Ethnographic content analysis).Material: Göteborgs- Posten, 30 metodiskt utvalda artiklar per år, åren 2000 och 2010, som samtligabehandlar fall som av tidningen rubriceras som ?våldtäkt? oberoende av benämning av minioroteter, föratt kunna jämföra särfall (de artiklar där minoriteterna nämns) och normen (de artiklar där minoriteterna inte nämns).Huvudresultat: Utifrån jämförelser mellan särfall och nomer i förhållande till teorier om framing, har det undersökts hur Göteborgs- Postens porträttering av våldtäktsmän i kontext av etniska, nationella och religiösa minoriteter sett ut före och efter Sverigedemokraternas inval i riksdagen. Studiens resultat visar skillnader åren emellan. År 2000 var beskrivningar i allmänhet (all slags information somidentifierar mannen) av gärningsmannen mer framträdande än år 2010.

The main purpose of this study has been to survey the pupils? general comprehension of the content and aim of Swedish as a subject in upper secondary school and their attitude towards the subject. Furthermore the study aims at discerning whether there is a distinguishable difference between programmes with vocational and academic character.The study is based on the results of 101 answers from students in an opinion poll handed out at a Western Swedish upper secondary school. Throughout the analysis the results of the two programme groups have been weighed against each other. The result of the survey shows that:? The understanding of the aim and content of Swedish at upper secondary school is acceptable as a whole.

The purpose of this study is to see how five different local radio stations, P4, within the public service organization Sveriges Radio communicate with their listeners through Facebook and how they differ from each other.We have also studied how the radio stations follow Sveriges Radios? policies for socialmedia usage and how the communication through Facebook can benefit thetraditional radio. Our study contains a combination of quantitative content analysis with qualitative interviews. We studied the five stations? Facebook pages from for the quantitative content analysis and interviewed those who were responsible for the social media pages, such as web editors and channel managers.Our conclusions are that the P4-stations communicate through Facebook to create a dialogue with the listeners and to reach two-way communication; the stations published mostly written updates that encouraged interactivity.

The production of ferrochromium alloys at Vargön Alloys AB contributes to formation of unwanted ferrochromium dust, which contains toxic Cr(VI). The dust is since summer 2005 treated with an iron-sulphate solution to reduce Cr(VI) to the non-toxic Cr(III). A year later the treatment technique was improved and disposal occurs in cells on the landfill. The cells can be up to 300 m3 and the edges can be made out of fro example concrete. Tests are conducted on the treated dust when it is disposed.

The research of the essay will be about Solidarity, the Polish trade union that began to rise in the beginning of 1980. In more specific tendencies to the empirical study, it is interesting getting to know about when the free trade union was created with a view to liberate the Polish people from Communism.The essay will be studied as an empirical case study, with a qualitative text analysis. The content will also include how power is allocated to the political, economic and social aspects of the national, and international relations. Therefore it will be relevant to use a method of ideology analysis to the qualitative text.The result of the theoretical analysis was that it is difficult to apply the social movements into a political change, even if it leads to success. According to this, participants in social movements are able to use the most potential and most necessities of resources, just as activists tend to do in reality..

The purpose of this thesis is to examine a new music downloading service called Musikwebben, which is now available in many Swedish libraries. It focuses on the differences and similarities between this service and illegal music sharing services. The question is raised, whether the appeal of Musikwebben is high enough for it to be able to ?recruit? users from similar, illegal services. To answer this question, a qualitative content analysis is used, to explore various views on what legal downloading services have to offer and how these differ to illegal alternatives.

This is a study that aims to investigate what is being spoken about on an internet forum created for people who suffer from extreme loneliness. The study aims to answer questions regarding the users identity and general opinions regarding live a life of more intense solitude. The basic scientific approach of the study is centered around two terms, taken from Howard S. Beckers book "outsiders" (1997). These two terms are "outsiders" and "deviant careers", both dealing with the subject of deviant behavior.

English title: Julia and the elite. A study of how the Internet hatred developed into a media avalanche.Introduction: During February 2013 Swedish media flooded with news of online hate directed towards women after an episode of Uppdrag Granskning on SVT (2013). Female media profiles were given the opportunity to tell the entire Swedish population about the hate and threats they had been exposed to online. In this thesis we want to investigate what topics end up on the media´s agenda, how a piece of news is developed and framed.Questions: How does a piece of news considered highly newsworthy develop from when it first appears in the media until it gradually disappears? How and why did Internet hatred end up on the media´s agenda? How does the media framed the Internet hatred?Theory: To be able to answer the questions formulated in this thesis, the following theories have been used: Agenda-Setting theory, framing theory, news valuation and media logic. Method: Quantitative content analysis of news broadcasts and debate shows from TV, radio and newspapers.

The EU-project HEALTHGRAIN has suggested a new definition for whole grain which allows a small part of the grain to be removed during processing. By removing the outer part or the grain the hygienic quality will increase but it is not clear how the taste and colour is affected. So therefore in this study three different debranning methods, peeling, pearling and polishing, which remove the outer parts of the grains have been used on common and durum wheat. The dietary fibre and ash content, as well as germination was analysed in untreated, peeled, pearled and polished grains. The decrease in dietary fibre and ash was higher in grains that had been pearled compared to those that had been peeled or polished.

Title: Two sides of the same coin. A quantative content analysis of how Swedish daily press frames beggingAuthors: Mirjam Hultin, Linda Moström & Caroline WidenheimSubject: Undergraduate research paper in journalism studiesLocation: Dept. of journalism, media and communication (JMG) University of GothenburgTerm: Spring 2014Supervisor: Britt Börjesson, JMG, University of GothenburgLanguage: SwedishNumber of pages: 45 (excluding appendix)Background: During the late twentieth century, there was a debate in the daily press concerning the increase of homeless and beggars in Stockholm. Voices arose wanting to make it illegal to beg, especially in the subways. Today, the issue is again up for debate now focusing on the increase of migrants from poor countries of the European Union.Purpose: The main purpose is to examine how the phenomena beggary is portrayed in the daily press.

The aim of this paper is to elucidate and analyze history teacher's didactic choices in the conflict between unequal educational materials and the requirements of equality in the curriculum of Swedish secondary school. The empirical data consists of interviews with five secondary school history teachers, observations of their lessons as well as analysis of their tests. The starting point was to investigate teachers' didactic work in the role as a bridge between the non-equal historiography presented in textbooks in history and the curriculum?s demands for equality. Three different approaches have been observed in the teachers' didactic work when considering gender perspective into their teaching: that women become extensions in a male-dominated historiography; that another part of the story is presented when a gender perspective is considered; and that the gender perspective is included in history teaching and becomes an integral part of all the content of the subject.Several of the teachers acknowledged that gender equality is less prioritized than the courses core content and related assessment criteria.

The foundation of our study is five strategically selected printed advertisements which all contains signs that refer to digital medias. Through a quality content analysis, we are studying how advertisers may use a room with extended communication too enlarge the space given in a printed advertisement. The potential in these rooms are proposing a social connection and a flexible interaction by providing content that is not possible to create in a printed advertisement. The form of communication is changing and there is a two-way communication created in an obvious way. The different kinds of roles in the communication process are here partially integrated with each other.

The purpose of this bachelor thesis is to examine the views of the elderly and the caregivers that appear in brochures for the elderly and the discourses that can be found within. The data that the study is based on was collected and analysed using content analysis and Faircloughs (1992) critical discourse analysis. The theoretical frameworks that have been used are social constructionism, critical discourse analysis, assortment and protest, and New Public Management. The results showed two images of older people (I) the elderly as active and autonomous and (II) the elderly as passive and in need of help. The results also showed two pictures of the caregiver (III) the caregiver and NPM, and (IV), the non-profit care provider as a complement.