All the data that’s fit to print: an analysis of the coverage in national newspapers of the 2013 PISA Report.: The Politics of Reception – Media, Policy and Public Knowledge and Opinion

Megan Knight

All the data that’s fit to print: an analysis of the coverage in national newspapers of the 2013 PISA Report. The Politics of Reception – Media, Policy and Public Knowledge and Opinion

Megan Knight

School of Creative Arts

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Abstract

Data is increasingly part of the public discourse, and how public bodies present information to the news media (and through them, to the public). Drawing on previous work on the subject (Knight, 2015), this paper analyses the presentation of one set of this data in the media, and is working to develop possible responses on the part of the data’s authors.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	The Politics of Reception – Media, Policy and Public Knowledge and Opinion - Lancaster, United Kingdom Duration: 20 Apr 2016 → 21 Apr 2016

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Conference	The Politics of Reception – Media, Policy and Public Knowledge and Opinion
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Lancaster
Period	20/04/16 → 21/04/16

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