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          <dc:title>A STUDY OF THE ARTICLE ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES PUBLISHED IN MYANMAALINN DAILY AND KYEMON (THE MIRROR DAILY)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Cho Cho Thwin</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The media in Myanmar today have developed and there have now
emerged privately-owned media companies. This paper examines the
background of newspaper in Myanmar and the coverage of environmental-
related issues published in state-owned media, Myanma Alinn Daily and
Kyemon Daily (The Mirror Daily).How effective have been the Myanma
Alinn Daily and Kyemon Daily newspapers in their coverage of
environmental and climate change issues? In this study, quantification of
survey and interview method was used. Data were collected through content
analysis. There are a total of 245 items concerning environmental and
environmentally related articles in the two newspapers. Among all the
topics, climate change and global warming got the highest priority with
22% of the total articles. In 2016, environmental related reporting was not
covered sufficiently in these two newspapers. But the Myanma Alinn Daily
published a total of 145 items on issues related to the environment which
was more than those in the kyemon Daily. In terms of the extent of
coverage and types of environmental items in these two newspapers, they
differed considerably and 17% of the total articles were presented with
photographs. The two newspapers have played an important role in
informing the community by sharing their knowledge on environmental
related issues.</dc:description>
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