Information Agenda as an Instrument of Influence on Public Opinion on the Example of Coverege of Events in Ukraine in 2014-2015 in the Program "Vesti Nedeli" on the Channel "Rossiya 1"

Student: Khattapova Aygul

Supervisor: Ludmila O. Telen

Educational Programme: Multimedia Journalism (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2016

Scientific work dedicated to the study of the influence of the information agenda on public opinion. In the study it has been given considerable attention to the analysis of not only the first-level agenda of the day, but the second, which is more focused on the formation of individual attitudes to the event or person.

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