أطر معالجة قضايا الفساد في الإعلام التقليدي والجديد وانعكاسها على اتجاهات الجمهور العراقي نحو السلطة التنفيذية

الملخص EN

The study aimed to identify the frameworks for dealing with corruption issues in the traditional and new media, and the extent of their reflection on the attitudes of the Iraqi public towards the executive authority.

This study is one of the descriptive studies that used the field media survey method.

The researcher applied his field study on a random sample of (400) respondents from Baghdad equally between males and females, and took into account the demographic variables (gender- age- education level- socioeconomic level) in the period from (1/5/2021 to 31/5/2021).

Using questionnaire.

The most important results of the study:  There is an increase in respondents' follow-up to issues of corruption in Iraqi society in the media, where the follow up in general (always and sometimes) reached 97.4%, which indicates that corruption is rampant in the various sectors of the state with its various types of financial, administrative, political and economic corruption.

-The respondents’ confidence in the information and news published on Facebook pages was higher than that of satellite channels.

This may be due to the new media’s features and interaction and the freedom to express their opinion on corruption cases and those involved in them from the ruling regime or officials, whether by admiring, commenting, or participating.

-The validity of the hypothesis which states: "There is a statistically significant relationship between the degree of respondents' dependence on following up on corruption news in traditional and new media and their attitudes toward executive power".