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Traian Băsescu MEDIA MONITORING GRAPHIC REPORT JANUARY – DECEMBER 2014 METHODOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK PERIOD 1 January – 31 December 2014 MONITORED MEDIA 8 TV Stations News broadcasts of Antena 1, PROTV, Realitatea, TVR1 Newspapers Adevărul, Evenimentul Zilei, Jurnalul Naţional, România Liberă PUBLICATIONS SELECTION All publications related to political topics, such as state institutions, political parties and political leaders NUMBER OF ANALYZED PUBLICATIONS 12’393 MAIN INDICATORS Date of the publication, month, media, mentioned institutions, political parties, leaders, subject (who has expressed the opinion) and object (to whom the opinion has been expressed) 2 MOST MENTIONED POLITICIANS Victor-Viorel Ponta 3717 Traian B ăsescu 2489 Klaus Iohannis 1434 Crin Antonescu 811 Elena Udrea 723 Călin Constantin Anton Popescu-T ăricianu 594 Dan Voiculescu 587 Liviu Nicolae Dragnea 582 Vasile Blaga 363 Monica Macovei 351 Adrian N ăstase 290 George Becali 223 Mircea B ăsescu 218 Cătălin Predoiu 217 Dan-Coman Şova 203 Daniel Constantin 202 Kelemen Hunor 198 2014 Gabriel Oprea 192 Mircea Geoana 188 The data is represented in information units Laura Codru ţa Kovesi 185 3 MOST MENTIONED POLITICIANS as % of publications in the respective media Victor-Viorel Ponta Traian B ăsescu Klaus Iohannis Crin Antonescu Elena Udrea TVR1 Călin Constantin Anton PROTV Popescu-T ăricianu Antena 1 Dan Voiculescu Realitatea Liviu Nicolae Dragnea Vasile Blaga Monica Macovei 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Monitoring period January – December 2014 4 MOST MENTIONED POLITICIANS as % of publications in the respective media Victor-Viorel Ponta Traian B ăsescu Klaus Iohannis Crin Antonescu Elena Udrea Călin Constantin Anton România Liber ă Popescu-T ăricianu Adev ărul Dan Voiculescu Jurnalul Na țional Evenimentul zilei Liviu Nicolae Dragnea Vasile Blaga Monica Macovei 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% Monitoring period January – December 2014 5 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS VICTOR-VIOREL PONTA 80 20 0 70 -2,7 -5,0 67,2 -7,2 -6,4 67,0-9,4 -7,5 -8,6 -12,9 -17,0 -21,6-20 60 59,5 -24,2 58,0 55,6 -40 50 49,8 44,0 44,7 44,9 -60 42,5 40 40,9 35,6 -80 30 Media rating -100 -9.5 20 -120 16,4 11,7 10 9,3 -140,0 -140 7,7 7,1 5,2 5,9 4,7 1,8 2,6 1,7 0 0,4 -160 Positive Negative Media rating 6 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS TRAIAN B ĂSESCU 80 0 -1,8 -3,6 -3,1 73,0 70 -4,9 -4,9 -5 -7,5 -7,1 -7,0 60,5 60 59,8 -10,6 -10 56,6 54,5 53,7 52,3 50 50,0 49,4 -15 -16,8 43,6 40 -20 35,6 30 -25 Media rating -6.4 -28,0 20 19,3 -30 15,9 12,0 12,1 10 10,2 9,8 10,7 -35 8,0 -36,3 5,7 5,1 3,2 1,9 0 1,5 -40 Positive Negative Media rating 7 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS KLAUS IOHANNIS 80 4 Media rating -2.6 75,0 70 2 1,8 67,9 1,1 60 0 -1,2 -1,0 50 -1,8 -2 43,8 -3,3 44,9 40 40,5 39,5 -4 -4,4 35,9 -5,1 30 30,4 -6 -6,4 26,1 25,0 24,0 20 20,8 -8 15,4 10,9 11,6 10 8,9 9,010,1 -10 6,3 -11,33,5 0 0,0 0,0 -12 Positive Negative Media rating 8 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS CRIN ANTONESCU 80 0 Media rating -3.7 -1 70 68,4 63,6 -2 60 -2,2 -2,7 57,4 -3 51,9 50 50,0 50,0 -3,9 43,3 -4 41,6 42,3 42,9 40 -4,7 34,8 -5 30 30,0 -6 -6,5 20 20,0 19,2 18,6 -7 14,8 14,5 10 -8,0 -8 6,7 -8,3 4,3 5,1 0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 -9 Positive Negative Media rating 9 MOST MENTIONED INSTITUTIONS/PARTIES The Romanian Government 2003 Social Democratic Party 1888 National Liberal Party 1394 National Anticorruption Directorate 1221 Democratic Liberal Party 858 The Romanian Parliament 686 People's Movement Party 620 Social-Liberal Union 458 The Ministry of Justice 422 The Chamber of Deputies 401 EU 385 2014 Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania 374 SUA 363 Court of Appeal 357 Local authorities 356 The Ministry of Health 352 The Ministry of Economy 350 The Ministry of Education 316 The Constitutional Court 301 The data is represented in information units The Ministry of Public Finance 279 10 MOST MENTIONED INSTITUTIONS/PARTIES as % of publications in the respective media The Romanian Government Social Democratic Party National Liberal Party National Anticorruption Directorate Democratic Liberal Party TVR1 The Romanian Parliament PROTV People's Movement Party Antena 1 Social-Liberal Union Realitatea The Ministry of Justice The Chamber of Deputies 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% Monitoring period January – December 2014 11 MOST MENTIONED INSTITUTIONS/PARTIES as a % of publications in the respective media The Romanian Government Social Democratic Party National Liberal Party National Anticorruption Directorate Democratic Liberal Party The Romanian Parliament People's Movement Party România Liber ă Social-Liberal Union Adev ărul Jurnalul Na țional The Ministry of Justice Evenimentul zilei The Chamber of Deputies 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% Monitoring period January – December 2014 12 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS Social Democratic Party 90 0 Media rating -8.7 84,0 80 -2 75,0 72,0 70 67,4 64,5 -4 62,7 -4,3 60 -5,0 59,1 55,6 -5,7 53,1 52,5 -6 50 -6,2 50,5 42,5 40 -8 -8,6 30 -10 -10,3 -10,5 -10,5 20 -11,2 12,5 -12 10 10,2 11,1 8,4 6,5 7,5 -13,0 8,0 4,5 5,0 4,5 0 0,0 0,0 -14 January February March April May June July August September October November December Positive Negative Media rating 13 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS National Liberal Party 90 0 Media rating -3.6 80 80,0 -1,5 -2,0 -2,0 -2 70 69,2 62,5 -3,1 60 -4 53,0 50 -5,0 47,1 45,9 45,3 42,2 40 40,0 -6 -6,7 34,9 30 30,0 25,0 22,6 -8,0 -8 20 20,0 21,1 -8,8 14,8 10 9,4 6,1 7,0 -10,0 5,9 -10 0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 January February March April May June July August September October November December -10 -12 Positive Negative Media rating 14 MENTIONED SUBJECTS Traian B ăsescu 855 Victor-Viorel Ponta 721 National Anticorruption Directorate 329 Crin Antonescu 266 Klaus Iohannis 214 Elena Udrea 208 National Liberal Party 198 Vasile Blaga 150 Social Democratic Party 142 Ministry of Justice 141 2014 Cătălin Predoiu 114 Călin Constantin Anton Popescu-T ăricianu 112 Regionals 105 Liberal Democrat Party 101 Liviu Nicolae Dragnea 97 Dan Voiculescu 87 Romanian Parliament 85 Monica Macovei 77 Adrian N ăstase 75 Constitutional Court 73 The data is represented in information units 15 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS TVR1 Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the National Liberal attitudes, expressed in the media through the distance between the objects and the positive, negative and neutral Party anchors. POSITIVE Klaus Iohannis Social Democratic Party Elena Udrea Romanian Government Călin Constantin NEUTRAL Anton Popescu- Crin Antonescu Tăricianu Traian B ăsescu Victor-Viorel Ponta NEGATIVE Dan Voiculescu 16 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS PROTV Social Democratic Party POSITIVE National Liberal Party Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the attitudes, expressed in the Romanian media through the distance between the Government objects and the positive, negative and neutral anchors. Traian B ăsescu NEGATIVE Klaus Iohannis Elena Udrea Călin Constantin Anton Popescu- Tăricianu NEUTRAL Victor-Viorel Ponta Crin Antonescu Dan Voiculescu 17 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS ANTENA 1 Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the attitudes, expressed in the media through the distance between the objects and the positive, Dan Voiculescu negative and neutral anchors. POSITIVE Crin Antonescu National Liberal Party Romanian Government Klaus Iohannis Social Democratic NEGATIVE Party NEUTRAL Victor-Viorel Ponta Traian B ăsescu Călin Constantin Anton Popescu- Elena Udrea Tăricianu 18 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS REALITATEA Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the attitudes, expressed in the media through the distance between the objects and the Crin Antonescu positive, negative and neutral anchors. National Liberal POSITIVE Party Social Democratic Party Călin Constantin Romanian Anton Popescu- Elena Udrea Government Tăricianu NEGATIVE Klaus Iohannis Traian B ăsescu Victor-Viorel Ponta NEUTRAL Dan Voiculescu 19 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS ROMÂNIA LIBER Ă Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the attitudes, expressed in the media through the distance POSITIVE between the objects and the positive, negative and neutral anchors. National Liberal Crin Antonescu Party Călin Constantin Traian B ăsescu Anton Popescu- Dan Voiculescu Tăricianu Romanian Government NEUTRAL NEGATIVE Elena Udrea Social Democratic Victor-Viorel Ponta Party Klaus Iohannis 20 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS ADEV ĂRUL Analysis of the expressed attitudes. Represents the POSITIVE attitudes, expressed in the media through the distance between the objects and the positive, negative and neutral anchors. Crin Antonescu Traian B ăsescu Klaus Iohannis Dan Voiculescu Victor-Viorel Ponta Social Democratic Party Călin Constantin NEGATIVE Anton Popescu- Tăricianu Elena Udrea NEUTRAL Romanian National Liberal Government Party 21 EXPRESSED ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTIONED OBJECTS JURNALUL NA ŢIONAL Analysis of the expressed attitudes.
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