do is mentor them. they tend to laugh it off and they tend to shrug it off, but you don t really know what they re feeling below the surface. so you ve got to be very careful. yeah, it s very difficult. well, just stay with us because i want to bring in rizwana hamid. she s a director of the centre for media monitoring, and they published a report this week looking at coverage of muslims in the british press. what did you find in your investigations and how did you go about it? i mean, the kind of biggest. findings are that almost 60% of online digital articles - and 47% of television broadcast clips portray muslims in a negative light. i the subject matter that s dealt with mostly in terms of the coverage is - terrorism and extremism. newspapers fare far- worse than broadcasters. local, regional broadcasters fare better than national- channels. those are just some of the findings. - we go about this through a very kind of strict methodology- that was developed with academics or expe
well, just stay with us because i want to bring in rizwana hamid. she s a director of the centre for media monitoring, and they published a report this week looking at coverage of muslims in british press. what did you find in your investigations and how did you go about it? i mean, the kind of biggest. findings are that almost 50% of online digital articles - and 47% of television broadcast clips portray muslims in a negative light. i the subject matter that s dealt with mostly in - terms of the coverage - is terrorism and extremism. newspapers fare far- worse than broadcasters. local, regional- broadcasters fare better than national channels. those are just some of the findings. - we go about this through a very kind of strict methodology- we ve developed with academics or experts in linguistics- and the portrayal of media, muslims in the media, - and we ve analysed over 48,000 articles and 5500 broadcast - clips and we have kind of key metrics that we ask. - you know, is the article