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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Content Analysis of Media Coverage of the 2015 British General Election

Variable Details

Variableoutlet_id
LabelMiC outlet id:
Responses
1 Daily/Sunday Express 117
2 Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday 117
3 Daily Mirror/Sunday Mirror 117
4 Daily Star/Daily Star Sunday 102
5 Financial Times 98
6 Guardian/Observer 117
7 Independent/Independent on Sunday 117
9 The Sun 115
10 Times/Sunday Times 117
11 Birmingham Evening Mail 106
12 Daily Record/Sunday Mail 115
13 Evening Standard 80
14 Scotsman/Scotland on Sunday 88
15 Western Mail/Mail on Sunday 115
16 Western Morning News 84
17 BBC1 News at 10 122
18 Newsnight 66
19 ITV News at 10 124
20 Channel 4 News 124
21 Channel 5 News 119
22 Sky News at Ten 121
23 BBC Radio 4 Today 99
24 BBC London News 98
27 BBC Reporting Scotland 96
29 BBC Wales Today 93
71 Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph 117
72 Yorkshire Evening Post 42
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContent Analysis of Media Coverage of the 2015 British General Election
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