A close examination of American journalism with particular emphasis paid to television news. Hallin looks at an institution that is torn betwee n the needs of the market, political ideology and popular fashion and journalistic professionalism.
A close examination of American journalism with particular emphasis paid to television news. Hallin looks at an institution that is torn betwee n the needs of the market, political ideology and popular fashion and journalistic professionalism.
Daniel C.Hallin is Associate Professor of Communication at the University of California, San Diego. He is the author of 'The Uncensored War': The Media and Vietnam, and of many articles on journalism and politics.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The American news media Chapter 3 The media, the war in Vietnam, and polltical support Chapter 4 From Vietnam to El Salvador Chapter 5 'We Keep America on Top of the World' Chapter 6 Speaking of the president Chapter 7 Soundbite news Chapter 8 Summits and the constitution of an international public sphere Chapter 9 The passing of the 'high modernism' of American journalism
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 The American news media Chapter 3 The media, the war in Vietnam, and polltical support Chapter 4 From Vietnam to El Salvador Chapter 5 'We Keep America on Top of the World' Chapter 6 Speaking of the president Chapter 7 Soundbite news Chapter 8 Summits and the constitution of an international public sphere Chapter 9 The passing of the 'high modernism' of American journalism
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