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La parole des femmes dans les médias : un monopole masculin ?

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  • Sabrina Tanquerel

    (Métis Lab EM Normandie - EM Normandie - École de Management de Normandie = EM Normandie Business School)

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Le constat : une forte prédominance de la parole masculine et une surreprésentation des hommes experts. Qu'il s'agisse de télévision ou de radio, les hommes parlent deux fois plus que les femmes. Les femmes parlent moins aux heures de forte audience, notamment sur les chaines privées, et plus il y a de sport, moins on entend les femmes. Même si le temps de parole des femmes est à la hausse (+ 10% en 18 ans), les évolutions restent lentes : 83.4 % des personnes apparaissant à la Une des principaux titres de presse français sont des hommes. Alors que 60 % des diplômés sont des femmes, les médias continuent à interroger massivement (82 %) des hommes quand ils ont recours à des experts.

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  • Sabrina Tanquerel, 2022. "La parole des femmes dans les médias : un monopole masculin ?," Post-Print hal-05267554, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05267554
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