أطر معالجة المؤتمرات الوطنية للشباب في الصحافة المصرية و علاقتها باتجاهات المراهقين نحو المشاركة المجتمعية و السياسية : دراسة مقارنة بين الصحافة الورقية و الصحافة الإلكترونية

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Aims: The study community is represented by a group of Egyptian teenagers, students from Egyptian universities who follow the press coverage of the National Youth Conferences through the Egyptian newspapers sample of the study, whether electronic newspapers or paper newspapers, by 200 Egyptian adolescents from Egyptian universities (Cairo University- Ain Shams University- October 6th University) who follow the press coverage of the National Youth Conferences through the Egyptian newspapers sample.

Importance: The importance of this study lies in the fact that it is one of the first media studies on the (electronic- paper) journalism treatments of national youth conferences and their relationship to the formation of adolescents' approaches to community and political participation.

The importance of this study is also to provide a realistic picture of the media treatment of Egyptian newspapers (electronic- paper) for national youth conferences and their relationship with adolescent trends towards community and political participation, which is an assessment of the role of the Egyptian press (electronic- paper) in covering these conferences and their impact on shaping the trends of the adolescent audience from the first National Youth Conference to the last National Conference in Cairo.

Resuts: The results showed that the sub- frameworks for conferences were the same in all the newspapers in question, although their ownership pattern and editorial policy differed, but the frameworks were similar, The results showed that the newspapers studied in different ownership style, orientations and editorial policies agreed in their interests to highlight the objectives of the national youth conferences themselves, bearing in mind that paper newspapers and electronic newspapers were more interested in highlighting the objectives of national youth conferences than paper newspapers, and The results showed that adolescents rely more on electronic newspapers as a source of information on events, issues, conferences, seminars and events.