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coverage

coverage In this context, coverage means the way a topic is presented in media or broadcasts to an audience.

In this context, coverage means the way a topic is presented in media or broadcasts to an audience. It includes how information is portrayed and can shape public understanding and views about the topic.

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Drafting source: Sullivan Karen A.; Lappin Keeley. Concussion in live sport broadcast coverage: How do the public perceive it?. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0358688; article XML SHA-256 10f00ab52e49e2623e21c47efd6f472e7d93fc8568e7a849248561f35b6c82df. “Concussion in live sport broadcast coverage: How do the public perceive it?” (10.1371/journal.pone.0358688).
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