Catharine Lumby / Elspeth Probyn (eds.)
Remote Control
New Media, New Ethics
Herausgeber: Lumby, Catharine; Probyn, Elspeth
Catharine Lumby / Elspeth Probyn (eds.)
Remote Control
New Media, New Ethics
Herausgeber: Lumby, Catharine; Probyn, Elspeth
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This book examines the ethical challenges posed by new media formats, technologies and audiences.
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This book examines the ethical challenges posed by new media formats, technologies and audiences.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 446g
- ISBN-13: 9780521534277
- ISBN-10: 0521534275
- Artikelnr.: 22116394
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 446g
- ISBN-13: 9780521534277
- ISBN-10: 0521534275
- Artikelnr.: 22116394
1. Introduction: an ethics of engagement Elspeth Probyn and Catharine Lumby
2. Real appeal - the ethics of reality TV Catharine Lumby
3. Arguing about ethics Duncan Ivison
4. Their own media in their own language John Hartley
* Beyond the disconnect: practical ethics interview with Maxine McKew
5. A viable ethics: journalists and the ethnic question Ghassan Hage
6. Ethics, entertainment and the tabloid: the case of talkback radio in Australia Graeme Turner
* Money versus ethics interview with Mike Carlton
7. Eating into ethics: passion, food and journalism Elspeth Probyn
* Beyond food porn: interview with Cherry Ripe
8. Ethics impossible? Advertising and the infomercial Anne Dunn
* Pitching to the tribes: new ad techniques interview with Jim Moser
9. Diary of a Webdiarist: ethics goes online Margo Kingston
10. Control-SHIFT: censorship and the Internet Kate Crawford
* Representing asylum seekers interview with Linda Jaivin
11. The ethics of porn on the Net Kath Albury
*Ethics and sex interview with Fiona Patten
12. Grassroots ethics: the case of souths versus news corporation Michael Moller
13. Great pretenders: ethics and the rise of pranksterism Milissa Deitz
* The limits of satire interview with John Safran.
2. Real appeal - the ethics of reality TV Catharine Lumby
3. Arguing about ethics Duncan Ivison
4. Their own media in their own language John Hartley
* Beyond the disconnect: practical ethics interview with Maxine McKew
5. A viable ethics: journalists and the ethnic question Ghassan Hage
6. Ethics, entertainment and the tabloid: the case of talkback radio in Australia Graeme Turner
* Money versus ethics interview with Mike Carlton
7. Eating into ethics: passion, food and journalism Elspeth Probyn
* Beyond food porn: interview with Cherry Ripe
8. Ethics impossible? Advertising and the infomercial Anne Dunn
* Pitching to the tribes: new ad techniques interview with Jim Moser
9. Diary of a Webdiarist: ethics goes online Margo Kingston
10. Control-SHIFT: censorship and the Internet Kate Crawford
* Representing asylum seekers interview with Linda Jaivin
11. The ethics of porn on the Net Kath Albury
*Ethics and sex interview with Fiona Patten
12. Grassroots ethics: the case of souths versus news corporation Michael Moller
13. Great pretenders: ethics and the rise of pranksterism Milissa Deitz
* The limits of satire interview with John Safran.
1. Introduction: an ethics of engagement Elspeth Probyn and Catharine Lumby
2. Real appeal - the ethics of reality TV Catharine Lumby
3. Arguing about ethics Duncan Ivison
4. Their own media in their own language John Hartley
* Beyond the disconnect: practical ethics interview with Maxine McKew
5. A viable ethics: journalists and the ethnic question Ghassan Hage
6. Ethics, entertainment and the tabloid: the case of talkback radio in Australia Graeme Turner
* Money versus ethics interview with Mike Carlton
7. Eating into ethics: passion, food and journalism Elspeth Probyn
* Beyond food porn: interview with Cherry Ripe
8. Ethics impossible? Advertising and the infomercial Anne Dunn
* Pitching to the tribes: new ad techniques interview with Jim Moser
9. Diary of a Webdiarist: ethics goes online Margo Kingston
10. Control-SHIFT: censorship and the Internet Kate Crawford
* Representing asylum seekers interview with Linda Jaivin
11. The ethics of porn on the Net Kath Albury
*Ethics and sex interview with Fiona Patten
12. Grassroots ethics: the case of souths versus news corporation Michael Moller
13. Great pretenders: ethics and the rise of pranksterism Milissa Deitz
* The limits of satire interview with John Safran.
2. Real appeal - the ethics of reality TV Catharine Lumby
3. Arguing about ethics Duncan Ivison
4. Their own media in their own language John Hartley
* Beyond the disconnect: practical ethics interview with Maxine McKew
5. A viable ethics: journalists and the ethnic question Ghassan Hage
6. Ethics, entertainment and the tabloid: the case of talkback radio in Australia Graeme Turner
* Money versus ethics interview with Mike Carlton
7. Eating into ethics: passion, food and journalism Elspeth Probyn
* Beyond food porn: interview with Cherry Ripe
8. Ethics impossible? Advertising and the infomercial Anne Dunn
* Pitching to the tribes: new ad techniques interview with Jim Moser
9. Diary of a Webdiarist: ethics goes online Margo Kingston
10. Control-SHIFT: censorship and the Internet Kate Crawford
* Representing asylum seekers interview with Linda Jaivin
11. The ethics of porn on the Net Kath Albury
*Ethics and sex interview with Fiona Patten
12. Grassroots ethics: the case of souths versus news corporation Michael Moller
13. Great pretenders: ethics and the rise of pranksterism Milissa Deitz
* The limits of satire interview with John Safran.