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芬兰男子冰球顶级联赛(Liiga)的主要特许经营商之一--赫尔辛基尤克利特队(Jokerit Helsinki)于 2013 年将其主场馆和一半股份出售给了芬兰-俄罗斯寡头。同时,Jokerit 还转入了由俄罗斯人领导的洲际冰球联赛(KHL),并在 2014 年至 2022 年期间参加该联赛。俄罗斯的 KHL 项目及其向西方的扩张可被视为一种软实力。本研究深入探讨了新闻界在两个特定时期对 Jokerit 的报道:它在 KHL 的早期阶段和退出 KHL 的后期阶段。这两个时期与重要的地缘政治事件相吻合,如俄罗斯吞并克里米亚(2014 年)、白俄罗斯抗议活动(2020-2021 年)和俄罗斯入侵乌克兰(2022 年)。我们的数据包括《赫尔辛基新闻报》(Helsingin Sanomat)中与 Jokerit 相关的文章,以及对密切关注该团队的记者的采访。我们探讨了《赫尔辛基新闻报》在这些时期对 Jokerit 的重要社会政治报道,并调查了体育记者是否认识到 KHL 项目更广泛的地缘政治背景,如果认识到,这对他们的报道有何影响。利用框架理论,我们确定了五个框架来划分文章:(a) 体育赛事,(b) 国际关系,(c) 权力与治理,(d) 商业,以及 (e) 团结。体育赛事框架在早期的 KHL 时代占主导地位,而国际关系和权力与治理框架则是后来才出现的。这些转变并不是由体育记者发起的,而是其他领域记者努力的结果,并增加了社会对与俄罗斯关系的审查。
Journalistic Framing of Finnish Ice Hockey Club Jokerit in the Russian-Led Kontinental Hockey League
One of the major franchises in Finland’s top division in men’s ice hockey (Liiga), Jokerit Helsinki, sold its home arena and half of its shares to Finnish-Russian oligarchs in 2013. Jokerit also switched to the Russian-led Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) and competed there from 2014 to 2022. Russia’s KHL project and its expansion to the West can be viewed as a form of soft power. This study delves into the journalistic coverage of Jokerit during two specific periods: Its early days in the KHL and its later stages when exiting the league. These periods coincide with critical geopolitical events, such as Russia’s annexation of Crimea (2014), Belarusian protests (2020–2021), and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (2022). Our data consists of Jokerit-related articles in the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat as well as interviews of the journalists who followed the team closely. We explore the critical socio-political coverage of Jokerit in Helsingin Sanomat during these periods and investigate whether the sports journalists recognized the broader geopolitical context of the KHL project and, if so, how this influenced their reporting. Utilizing the framing theory, we identified five frames under which to divide the articles: (a) sports events, (b) international relations, (c) power and governance, (d) business, and (e) unity. The sports event frame predominated during the early KHL era, whereas international relations and power and governance frames only emerged later. These shifts were not initiated by sports journalists but resulted from the efforts of journalists in other fields and increased the societal scrutiny of ties to Russia.
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Media and Communication (ISSN: 2183-2439) is an international open access journal dedicated to a wide variety of basic and applied research in communication and its related fields