معالجة الصحف الإلكترونية المصرية للقضايا السياسية في ضوء أحداث ثورة 25 يناير المصرية

Abstract EN

This research aimed to identify the treatment styles of the electronic newspapers political issues after the events of 25 Jan.

revolution.

Methods: This research belongs to descriptive studies and survey method was used.

Sample: This study was applied on a sample of electronic newspapers represented in the (Masrawy- Seventh Day- Al-Ahram- Electronic almesryoon) for 3 months to analyze the content and the extent of coverage for political issues.

Tools: The tool was used to analyze the content of e-newspapers sample of the research.

Statistical Tests: Percentages Frequencies.

Results: The most important results of the research: 1.

The political issues was at the front of the issues treated by enewspapers by (61.9%), followed by social issues and then economic and cultural ones, and finally security and military issues by (3.3%).

2.

The personality of "A Government official", was the most important figures in the press material published in electronic journals, followed by party leaders, and ministers, and then the personal of (political activist, and media professionals, experts, and the deputies of the parliament and the consultative Council) in the late ranks.

3.

The service of "Immediate comment" came to the front of interactive services, also the "Animation" came to the front of multimedia used in e-newspapers.

4.

The e-newspapers rely primarily on the way, "The active headlines, text, and images", by (71.4%) of the total topic views on the page, while the style "active headline, secondary addresses and the introduction" came the last by (0.2%).

5.

The most language writing levels used in e-newspapers was the "Classical Arabic" style by (77.5%), while the last level of language was "Vernacular" style by (2.8%).

6.

The values of "Social justice and democracy" came to the front of positive values, as the "Conflict and corruption" values came to the front of negative values which the content confirmed by e- newspapers.