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TF1 Le Journal MEDIA TENOR Global TV Award Basis: 256,570 reports in 29 international TV News programs 07/2009 –06/2010 2 Criterion 5 Diversity of reporting on companies Same companies continue to dominate news SF Tagesschau TF1 Le Journal TVE1 Telediario 2 BBC World Service ABC World News Tonight ZDF heute journal ARD Tagesthemen RTL Aktuell CCTV FOX Special Report 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Number of companies receiving more than 20 reports Basis: 256,570 reports in 29 international TV News programs, 01/07/2009 – 30/06/2010. Only top ten shown Criterion 11 Agenda-cutting in education coverage Turkish TV news dedicated to reporting on education TRT1 Ana Haber Bülteni TF1 Le Journal SABC Zulu/Xhosa News SABC English News SABC Afrikaans News BBC 2 Newsnight CCTV BBC1 Ten o' Clock News NBC Nightly News ZDF heute journal 0.0% 0.5% 1.0% 1.5% 2.0% 2.5% 3.0% Percentage of coverage focused on education issues Basis: 256,570 reports in 29 international TV News programs, 01/07/2009 – 30/06/2010. Only top ten shown Criterion 12 Agenda-cutting in environment coverage TF1 Le Journal further strengthens environment focus TF1 Le Journal NBC Nightly News CBS Evening News ABC World News Tonight RTL Aktuell SF Tagesschau CNN International Desk CCTV BBC 2 Newsnight TVE1 Telediario 2 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 7% 8% Percentage of coverage focused on environment issues Basis: 256,570 reports in 29 international TV News programs, 01/07/2009 – 30/06/2010. Only top ten shown MEDIA TENOR Global Media Peace Award Basis: 197,649 reports in 37 international TV News programs 2008-2009 Global Peace Index Award Level of coverage on Instability issues: 2008/2009 Good balance of instability issues critical Closest to target Most extreme Al Jazeera 41% over/under reporting BBC2 Newsnight 41% CBS Evening News 55% ARD Tagesschau 40% ZDF Heute 39% FOX Special Report 55% ZDF Heute Journal 38% ITV News at Ten 53% BBC World Service 37% ABC World News 51% RTL Aktuell 37% ARD Tagesthemen 35% Target NBC Nightly News 48% SAT.1 18:30 32% 33% … TVE1 Telediario 2 32% CCTV-1 News Hour 19% LBC 32% SABC Zulu/Xhosa 18% RAI TG1 32% TF1 Le Journal 30% SABC News @ One 11% Al Arabiya 29% SABC News @ 10 7% TRT Ana Haber Bülteni 28% SABC Africa News… 4% Nile News 28% SABC English 27% 0% 50% 100% Dubai TV 27% SABC Sotho 27% Other issues Instability issues 0% 50% 100% Other issues Instability issues Basis: 197,649 international coverage reports in 37 international TV News programs Global Peace Index Award Diversity of coverage on conflict issues: 2008/2009 Can diverse instability coverage lessen stereotyping? Top 10 11-30 TVE1 Telediario 2 FOX Special Report ZDF Heute ITV News at Ten ZDF Heute Journal LBC TV ARD Tagesthemen RAI TG1 NBC Nightly News ARD Tagesschau SF Tagesschau TF1 Le Journal RTL Aktuell Al Manar BBC Ten o' Clock News Nile News BBC2 Newsnight eNews Prime Time BBC World Service Dubai TV TRT Ana Haber Bülteni Al Jazeera SABC Sotho News SABC English News SABC Venda/Tsonga… AlAl Arabiyah Arabiya SABC News @ One SABC Zulu/Xhosa News ABC World News Tonight 0% 10% 20% 30% CBS Evening News 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% Share of all reports Basis: 197,649 international coverage reports in 37 international TV News programs Global Peace Index Award Overall Ranking And the overall winners… Number of reports Overall score Basis: 197,649 international coverage reports in 37 international TV News programs 10 MEDIA TENOR Agenda Setter of the Decade 2001-2010 Agenda Setter Award: Nominated Media Die Welt ZDF (all programs) FAZ ARD (all programs) Süddeutsche Zeitung Deutschlandradio / Deutschlandfunk Frankfurter Rundschau Bild-Zeitung Handelsblatt Berliner Zeitung Tagesspiegel FTD Leipziger Volkszeitung Wirtschaftswoche Wall Street Journal Spiegel Financial Times Focus New York Times Stern Washington Post Die Zeit FAS Welt am Sonntag Bild am Sonntag Agenda Setter of the Decade Criterion 1: Volume of quotations Bild eclipses all other dailies Number of quotations Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media Agenda Setter of the Decade Criterion 2: Volume of quotations in the political section Spiegel attracted most attention in political sections number of quotations Number of quotations Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media Agenda Setter of the Decade Criterion 3: Volume of quotations in the business section Bild is strong in the economy section as well number of quotations Number of quotations Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media Agenda Setter of the Decade Criterion 5: Frequency of quotations on the front page Spiegel quotations placed most prominently Number of quotations Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media Agenda Setter of the Decade Overall Ranking: Average Score Bild leaves other national dailies far behind Overall score (highest possible score=1.000) Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media MEDIA TENOR Country Award Middle East & North Africa MENA Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 leading international media 06/2009 – 06/2010 20 MENA Communicator Award Nominees The Nominees Egypt Israel Jordan Qatar Bahrain Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates These countries achieved a volume over 48 articles in non-Arab media for the period with a balanced rating above -30% MENA Communicator Award Categories Issue categories Business & Investment Economy Crime & Corruption Culture Domestic Political Issues International Relations Analyst opinion MENA Communicator Award Rating of MENA countries: June 2009 - June 2010 Qatari ratings exemplary in 2009-2010 Qatar Most Positive Bahrain Egypt Cyprus Syria United Arab Emirates Jordan Israel Saudi Arabia Turkey Jemen Iraq Palestine Gaza Oman Lebanon Iran Most Negative Kuwait 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% negative no clear rating positive Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 international leading media, 06/2009 – 06/2010 MENA Communicator Award Business and investment Dubai struggles as Qatar buys the world United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Qatar Qatar Turkey Turkey Egypt Egypt Israel Israel 0% 10% 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Share of all reports on MENA countries negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 5 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 international leading media, 06/2009 – 06/2010 MENA Communicator Award Culture Architecture puts UAE on the world map United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Israel Israel Egypt Egypt Turkey Turkey 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Country agenda negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 5 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 international leading media, 06/2009 – 06/2010 MENA Communicator Award Internal Politics Israeli internal politics a key for the future Israel Israel Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Turkey Turkey Qatar Qatar Egypt Egypt United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Share of all reports negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 5 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 international leading media, 06/2009 – 06/2010 MENA Communicator Award International Affairs Egypt and Turkey benefit from active role Israel Israel Turkey Turkey Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Egypt Egypt Qatar Qatar United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % of Country´s agenda negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 5 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 8,105 reports in 25 international leading media, 06/2009 – 06/2010 MEDIA TENOR G 20 Award Basis: 24,019 reports in foreign reporting 06/2008-06/2009 in 36 international leading media G20 Award Rating of G20 countries –June 2008- June 2009 G20 countries with a very mixed profile Most Positive Most Negative negative no clear rating positive Basis: 24 019 reports in foreign reporting in 36 international leading media, 06/2008 – 06/2009 G20 Award Criteria 5: Internal Politics – June 2008- June 2009 Saudi Royals representing their country Internal politics Volume Rating % of reports negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 20 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 24 019 reports in foreign reporting in 36 international leading media, 06/2008 – 06/2009 G20 Award Criteria 6: Role in International Affairs – June 2008- June 2009 Russia’s foreign role a key to its image International Affairs Volume Rating % of reports negative no clear rating positive Note: Only the countries with more than 20 reports on this issue category are shown Basis: 24 019 reports in foreign reporting in 36 international leading media, 06/2008 – 06/2009 G20 Award Ranking Top Overall scores Score calculations Overall score MEDIA TENOR Special Award Basis: 31,736 news stories on crime, crime prevention, war and international conflicts 01-09/2010 Violence against Women Domestic / International Violence: The Protagonists, International TV, 01-09/2010 Violence: Who is Involved? Missing to 100%: Countries, regions, international organizations, health service, education, science, and individuals Basis: 31,736 news stories on crime, crime prevention, war and international conflicts in 40 international TV news programs Violence against Women Salience of violence against women, international TV news, 01-09/2010 British News Most Aware of Violence Against Women Share of stories on violence against women Basis: 196,918 news stories in 40 international TV news programs MEDIA TENOR Agenda Setter Award Business Media Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media 2001-2010 Agenda Setter Award: Business Media Overall Ranking: average score Wirtschaftswoche made up most positions Average score in quotation ranking 2001-2010 Basis: 68,030 quotations in 14 German print and television media 40 .
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