News CultureMcGraw-Hill Education (UK), 16 mars 2010 - 384 sidor News Culture offers a timely examination of the forms, practices, institutions and audiences of journalism. Having highlighted a range of pressing issues confronting the global news industry today, it proceeds to provide a historical consideration of the rise of 'objective' reporting in newspaper, radio and television news. It explores the way news is produced, its textual conventions, and its negotiation by the reader, listener or viewer as part of everyday life. Stuart Allan also explores topics such as the cultural dynamics of sexism and racism as they shape news coverage, as well as the rise of online news, citizen journalism, war reporting and celebrity-driven infotainment. Building on the success of the bestselling previous editions, this new edition addresses the concerns of the news media age, featuring:
This book is essential reading for students of journalism, cultural and media studies, sociology and politics. |
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Stuart Allan. 218 | CITIZEN JOURNALISM IN TIMES OF CRISIS 10 Breaking news Crisis reporting Alternative truths Indymedia, OhmyNews, Wikinews 'The real reality news' Redefining journalism 220 222 226 229 239 242 | 'GOOD JOURNALISM IS ...
Stuart Allan. 218 | CITIZEN JOURNALISM IN TIMES OF CRISIS 10 Breaking news Crisis reporting Alternative truths Indymedia, OhmyNews, Wikinews 'The real reality news' Redefining journalism 220 222 226 229 239 242 | 'GOOD JOURNALISM IS ...
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... journalism. To the extent that one can safely generalize about the wide variety of existing examinations of the news media within the humanities and social sciences, I think it fair to suggest that many of these analyses share a ...
... journalism. To the extent that one can safely generalize about the wide variety of existing examinations of the news media within the humanities and social sciences, I think it fair to suggest that many of these analyses share a ...
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... journalism' first entered the journalistic lexicon), political scandal, and the tragedies of terrorism and conflict, amongst others. • The book draws to a close in Chapter 11. It focuses, in the first instance, on various critiques of ...
... journalism' first entered the journalistic lexicon), political scandal, and the tragedies of terrorism and conflict, amongst others. • The book draws to a close in Chapter 11. It focuses, in the first instance, on various critiques of ...
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... journalists themselves, maintain that the news media represents a fourth estate (as distinguished, in historical terms, from the church, the judiciary and the commons). Journalism, as a result, is charged with the crucial mission of ...
... journalists themselves, maintain that the news media represents a fourth estate (as distinguished, in historical terms, from the church, the judiciary and the commons). Journalism, as a result, is charged with the crucial mission of ...
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2 THE RISE OF OBJECTIVE NEWSPAPER REPORTING | 27 |
3 THE EARLY DAYS OF RADIO AND TELEVISION NEWS | 47 |
4 MAKING NEWS REPORTING TRUTHS | 70 |
5 THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF NEWS DISCOURSE | 94 |
6 NEWS AUDIENCES AND EVERYDAY LIFE | 121 |
7 THE GENDERED REALITIES OF JOURNALISM | 145 |
8 RACIAL DIVERSITY IN THE NEWS | 171 |
9 WAR REPORTING | 195 |
10 CITIZEN JOURNALISM IN TIMES OF CRISIS | 218 |
11 GOOD JOURNALISM IS POPULAR CULTURE | 245 |
REFERENCES | 272 |
INDEX | 306 |
Back cover | 312 |
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