Power Without Responsibility attacks the conventional history of the press as a story of progress; offers a critical defence and history of public service broadcasting; provides a myth-busting account of the internet; a subtle account of the impact of social media and explores key debates about the role and politics of media.
Power Without Responsibility attacks the conventional history of the press as a story of progress; offers a critical defence and history of public service broadcasting; provides a myth-busting account of the internet; a subtle account of the impact of social media and explores key debates about the role and politics of media.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James Curran is Professor of Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London. Jean Seaton is Professor of Media History at the University of Westminster, Director of the Orwell Foundation and Co-Director of the Chevening South Asia Journalism Fellowship programme.
Inhaltsangabe
PART I Press history JAMES CURRAN 1. Press history as political mythology 2. The struggle for a free press 3. Janus face of reform 4. Industrialisation of the press 5. Era of the press barons 6. Press under public regulation 7. Post-war press: fable of progress 8. Press and the remaking of Britain 9. Moral decline of the press PART II Broadcasting history JEAN SEATON 10. Reith and the denial of politics 11. Broadcasting and the Blitz 12. Public service commerce: ITV, new audiences and new revenue 13. Foreign affairs: the BBC, the world and the government 14. Class, taste and profit 15. Managers, regulators and broadcasters 16. Public service under attack 17. Broadcasting roller-coaster PART III Rise of new media 18. New media in Britain JAMES CURRAN 19. History of the internet JAMES CURRAN 20. Sociology of the internet JAMES CURRAN 21. Social media: making new societies or polarisation merchants? JEAN SEATON PART IV Theories of the media JEAN SEATON 22. Metabolising Britishness 23. Public service understanding: moonshot time for the BBC and public service broadcasting 24. Broadcasting and the theory of public service PART V Politics of the media 25. Industrial folklore and press reform JAMES CURRAN 26. Contradictions in media policy JAMES CURRAN AND JEAN SEATON 27. Media reform: democratic choices JAMES CURRAN
PART I Press history JAMES CURRAN 1. Press history as political mythology 2. The struggle for a free press 3. Janus face of reform 4. Industrialisation of the press 5. Era of the press barons 6. Press under public regulation 7. Post-war press: fable of progress 8. Press and the remaking of Britain 9. Moral decline of the press PART II Broadcasting history JEAN SEATON 10. Reith and the denial of politics 11. Broadcasting and the Blitz 12. Public service commerce: ITV, new audiences and new revenue 13. Foreign affairs: the BBC, the world and the government 14. Class, taste and profit 15. Managers, regulators and broadcasters 16. Public service under attack 17. Broadcasting roller-coaster PART III Rise of new media 18. New media in Britain JAMES CURRAN 19. History of the internet JAMES CURRAN 20. Sociology of the internet JAMES CURRAN 21. Social media: making new societies or polarisation merchants? JEAN SEATON PART IV Theories of the media JEAN SEATON 22. Metabolising Britishness 23. Public service understanding: moonshot time for the BBC and public service broadcasting 24. Broadcasting and the theory of public service PART V Politics of the media 25. Industrial folklore and press reform JAMES CURRAN 26. Contradictions in media policy JAMES CURRAN AND JEAN SEATON 27. Media reform: democratic choices JAMES CURRAN
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