| Description |
x, 227 pages ; 24 cm |
| Series |
Journalism studies: Key texts |
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Journalism studies: key texts.
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| Contents |
1. The role of news in television culture: current debates and practices in contemporary journalism -- Part I: History and context. 2. From radio to television: making sense of broadcasting history -- Part II: Trends in television journalism. 3. Redefining what's newsworthy: towards 24-Hour news values and conventions? -- 4. The rise of partisan news consumption: towards a polarization of television journalism and audiences? -- 5. Reporting the politics of devolved nations: towards more localized television news? -- Part III: Journalists and scholars. 6. Entering the profession: who are television journalists? -- 7. Putting television news centre stage: the past, present and future shape of journalism scholarship |
| Summary |
"Covering issues of ownership, control, policy, and regulation, the book is a blend of theory and history that examines the UK industry from a comparative perspective. It establishes the importance of television journalism, how it converges with other formats, and the ways in which it can survive an ever-changing terrain with the advent of new technologies and new media."--Publisher |
| Notes |
Formerly CIP. Uk |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [196]-219) and index |
| Subject |
Television broadcasting of news.
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| LC no. |
2011926242 |
| ISBN |
1446207404 (hbk.) |
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1446207412 (paperback) |
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9781446207406 (hbk.) |
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9781446207413 (paperback) |
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