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Occupy: Flash Mob Politics or Social Movement?

by Frank Gilliam October 9, 2011 Framer Reads the News

One of the most interesting and entertaining phenomena of this political season is the so-called “Occupy” trend. Started a few weeks ago by a group generally referred to as Occupy Wall Street, people have been gathering at city halls, corporate headquarters, and other institutions of power across the United States to protest a wide range [...]

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Framer Reads the News: Complicating Issues of Budgets and Taxes

by Robert Shore April 12, 2011 Framer Reads the News

FrameWorks senior researcher Eric Lindland recently stumbled upon this advertisement in a local DC newspaper. What’s the problem we want to solve? The imminent destruction of the planet. As strategic framers, we know that using crisis to get the public interested in your issue will generally backfire. Crisis as a frame can encourage a sense of helplessness. In [...]

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