Framing Corruption in Malaysian Mainstream and Alternative Media

The examination focuses on how four Malaysian online newspapers present corruption, analyzing both mainstream and alternative media. It highlights the concept of framing, which shapes the coverage of events by influencing what information is included or omitted. The study underscores the impact of these different frames on public perception, suggesting that they can lead to varied and potentially conflicting viewpoints, thus guiding the audience's understanding and opinions on corruption in Malaysia.