Buzzword - Foreign word - Keyword: The Innovation term in german media

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The term "innovation" has been a buzzword in public communication for decades. Between advertising, products and processes, various dimensions run with and against each other. This study is an attempt to develop a more systematic approach to the concept and above all the term of innovation and therefore looks at the german media coverage of innovation. The time period of 20 years and the focus on five leading newspapers and magazines made it possible to obtain a total sample of 127,182 articles, which were investigated through an automated content analysis. This provides a specific view of the context, actors and relationships that have developed around the term of innovation. The specific question is how the term innovation has been used within media coverage over the time span of the last 20 years in Germany and which areas, actors and companies are directly linked to it. The analysis shows that innovation is interpreted as the central currency of economic perspectives, represents a weighty evaluation criterion for politicians and, above all, is used as a permanent evaluation of Germany as a business location in international comparison.

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Schutzeneder, J. (2022). Buzzword - Foreign word - Keyword: The Innovation term in german media. Journal of Innovation Management, 10(1), 1–19. https://doi.org/10.24840/2183-0606_010.001_0001

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