| Annotation |
Region’s media image modelling is a very topical problem of the information age from the view of productive
functioning of territories, their socio-economic and political status. The article presents the role of values in the
media image structure, analyzes axiological components of the Transbaikal Territory media image, and shows
its cultural and content characteristics. Research findings are based on some data from a sociological survey
carried out in 2021, where 911 residents of the region of different ages (20 to 68) took part, as well as the results
of a survey of 48 regional journalists from different communication channels. The attention is paid to the conceptual
component of the Region Media Image, as well as to the special role of the actor of multimedia content. Typological and cognitive analyses allowed us to identify the empirical material and present it as a system of
cultural and historical dominant ideas. Major characteristics of media image axiology are based on linguocultural
approach, emphasizing the values of traditional culture. Media image axiology presents a triple-stage system
with its regional specific features, distinct content including spiritual and moral, cultural and historical, and natural
values. Spiritual and moral priorities reflect region’s mental view of the world and focus on the values of labour,
kindness, grace, sincerity and patriotism, preservation of family values, faith in justice. Cultural and historical
context is enriched by the folk heroes of the past and present, traditions, beliefs and customs. Coronavirus
pandemic made actors of information flows focus on natural resources of Transbaikalia. During the study, we revealed
a correlation between the axiological instrumentation of designing the media image of the region and the
level of influence of the media discourse on the consumer, between the spiritual and moral picture of the author’s
view of the world and the demand for media products by the audience. We justify the need to adjust the work
of regional journalists with a texture inherent in modelling the media image of the region.The authors make a
conclusion that, on the one hand, a productive media image is designed using values and ideals characteristic of
the territory, on the other hand, the cultural and historical space of the region is a tool for necessary identification
with a place of residence, a link between generations and residents of the region. |
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