Empirical article

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  "Ivy Ledbetter Lee and the Soviet Case: Implications for Public Relations Principles and Ethics

  Dmytro Oltarzhevskyi (Author)

  83-93
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  An assessment of development and non-development information in selected nigerian newspapers

  Alex Eloho Umuerri (Author)

  34-44
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  Framing Ukrainian Resistance: Identity, Democracy, and Civic Duty  in Media Narratives of the Russo-Ukrainian War

  Anastasiia Simashova (Author)

  45-59
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  From Reaction to Position: A Framing Model of Brand Responses in the Digital Environment

  Viktoriia Nikytenko (Author)

  8-20
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  The Image of People with Disabilities in the Ukrainian Online Media Ukrainska Pravda

  Olga Polumysna (Author)

  71-82
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  A Comparative Analysis of the Russian – Ukrainian war coverage on Arabic News Websites:  Al Jazeera Net vs. Al Arabiya Net in 2025

  Soumia Teniou, Amel Fadhloune, Asma Bouanane, Meryem Madoui (Author)

  43-54
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  Anonymous and official Telegram channels in Ukraine: analysis of popularity during the hybrid war

  Nadiia Balovsyak (Author)

  30-42
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  Communication Strategies of NGOs in Reporting War Crimes in Ukraine

  Stanislav Miroshnychenko (Author)

  31-42
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  Conceptualization of Experience: Project “The Day After the War”

  Nataliya Shumarova (Author)

  76-83

• Contexts of the Network Communication’s Origin

  Lesya Horodenko (Author)

  16-25
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  Interactivity from the inside: How Ukrainian digital media newsrooms perceive and apply interactive features.

  Dmytro Zagorulko, Kateryna Horska (Author)

  94-103
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  Le Monde’s Coverage of Ukraine Amid the War: Themes and Issues

  Nataliia Zhelihovska, Maryna Hrytsaiko (Author)

  43-51
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  Lexical Constructions of Manipulative Texts in Telegram Channels of War Time (on the Example of Coverage of The Crimea Issue)

  Vitalii Semchenko (Author)

  66-75
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  Russia’s framing of North Korean soldiers’ participation in the Russo-Ukrainian war

  Hlib Kuzmenko (Author)

  118-127
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  The image of the Ukrainian military in 2022-2024 and the connective principle of its formation

  Artem Zakharchenko, Yevhen Luzan, Anhelika Machula, Maryna Fursenko (Author)

  104-117
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  The Potential of YouTube for Promoting Reading among Adolescents: A Case Study

  Oleksandra Kovalova (Author)

  52-65
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  Transformation of media narratives in the coverage of the activities of Ukraine’s security and defense sector

  Zakhar Bratyna (Author)

  84-93
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  “The War on an Invisible Front”: Narratives about LGBTQ+ in Instagram and TikTok Comments

  Leonid Polishchuk (Author)

  69-83