This book puts CGTN (formerly CCTV-News) and the BBCâ s international television news head-to-head, interrogating competing â truthsâ in the exacting business of news reporting. A rigorous analysis of reportage from the two channels, this book will interest scholars of global media, journalism, international relations and public diplomacy.
This book puts CGTN (formerly CCTV-News) and the BBCâ s international television news head-to-head, interrogating competing â truthsâ in the exacting business of news reporting. A rigorous analysis of reportage from the two channels, this book will interest scholars of global media, journalism, international relations and public diplomacy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Routledge Advances in Internationalizing Media Studies
Vivien Marsh, an independent academic researcher and journalist who teaches at the University of Westminster, UK, is a former BBC global news editor, reporter and writer.
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List of Figures List of Tables Preface List of Abbreviations Glossary 1. A Battle for Global Influence Everything Comes from Somewhere Going Global Contested Concepts: Soft Power Contested Concepts: Impartiality and Balance Contested Concepts: Propaganda The Power of the Individual The Ritual of International News Chapter Overviews 2. Seeking 'Truth' from Facts A Tale of Two News Channels CCTV in English 1986-2010 CCTV-News 2010-2016 CGTN in English 2017- BBC World Service Television News 1991-1995 BBC World and BBC World News 1995- Into Africa, the Americas and Europe Fractured Worlds Comparing the News Categorising the Reporting Precisions and Limitations 3. Telling China's Story Well Getting the Story Straight Two Caged Tigers: The Bo and Zhou Trials China and its Place in the World Lunar New Year The 'Two Sessions' Political Meetings Covering (the Rest of) China Whose China Story? 4. Responding to Disaster The Bearers of Bad News The 2015 Yangtze Capsize The 2019 Jiangsu Explosion Yangtze to Jiangsu: What Changed? 5. Covering Political Unrest One Region, Two Narratives The 2014 Hong Kong 'Umbrella' Protests The 2019 Hong Kong Extradition Bill Crisis CGTN's New Voice Media Wars 'Small Acts of Journalism'? Strengthening Frames 6. Redefining African News China's News for Africa: Experiment or Expedient? Changing Africa's Media Image Comparisons in Figures Comparisons in Framing China in Africa Which Journalism, and for Whom? The African Exception 7. Islam, 'Terror' and National Identity Enemies Without and Within Two Stories of Xinjiang, 2018-2021 Seeking Facts: The 2014 Attacks Defining Terrorism 2015: The Case of Charlie Hebdo Manufacturing Context 8. A Trojan Dragon and its Achilles Heel The Battle for Discourse Power Seeking Answers: News Content Seeking Answers: Power and Partiality Sharp Power, Blunt Weapon The Achilles Heel The Imperilled Centenarian The Casualty of Truths Never Again 'News From Nowhere' Appendices Index
List of Figures List of Tables Preface List of Abbreviations Glossary 1. A Battle for Global Influence Everything Comes from Somewhere Going Global Contested Concepts: Soft Power Contested Concepts: Impartiality and Balance Contested Concepts: Propaganda The Power of the Individual The Ritual of International News Chapter Overviews 2. Seeking 'Truth' from Facts A Tale of Two News Channels CCTV in English 1986-2010 CCTV-News 2010-2016 CGTN in English 2017- BBC World Service Television News 1991-1995 BBC World and BBC World News 1995- Into Africa, the Americas and Europe Fractured Worlds Comparing the News Categorising the Reporting Precisions and Limitations 3. Telling China's Story Well Getting the Story Straight Two Caged Tigers: The Bo and Zhou Trials China and its Place in the World Lunar New Year The 'Two Sessions' Political Meetings Covering (the Rest of) China Whose China Story? 4. Responding to Disaster The Bearers of Bad News The 2015 Yangtze Capsize The 2019 Jiangsu Explosion Yangtze to Jiangsu: What Changed? 5. Covering Political Unrest One Region, Two Narratives The 2014 Hong Kong 'Umbrella' Protests The 2019 Hong Kong Extradition Bill Crisis CGTN's New Voice Media Wars 'Small Acts of Journalism'? Strengthening Frames 6. Redefining African News China's News for Africa: Experiment or Expedient? Changing Africa's Media Image Comparisons in Figures Comparisons in Framing China in Africa Which Journalism, and for Whom? The African Exception 7. Islam, 'Terror' and National Identity Enemies Without and Within Two Stories of Xinjiang, 2018-2021 Seeking Facts: The 2014 Attacks Defining Terrorism 2015: The Case of Charlie Hebdo Manufacturing Context 8. A Trojan Dragon and its Achilles Heel The Battle for Discourse Power Seeking Answers: News Content Seeking Answers: Power and Partiality Sharp Power, Blunt Weapon The Achilles Heel The Imperilled Centenarian The Casualty of Truths Never Again 'News From Nowhere' Appendices Index
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