The economy, media and public knowledge / edited by Neil T. Gavin.
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TextSeries: Studies in communication and societyPublisher: London : Leicester University Press, 2000Description: x, 198 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0718502418
- 9780718502416
- 070.44933 21
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| 070.449324 COO Governing with the news : the news media as a political institution / | 070.449324 STR Mightier than the sword : how the news media have shaped American history / | 070.44932532 IMP Imperial co-histories : national identities and the British and colonial press / | 070.44933 ECO The economy, media and public knowledge / | 070.44933 ECO The economy, media, and public knowledge / | 070.44933093 BUS Business reporting : a New Zealand guide to financial journalism / | 070.449330993 REP Reporting economics : a New Zealand guide to covering the economy / |
Originally published: 1998.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
List of figures and tables -- List of contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. Economic news and the dynamics of understanding: the Liverpool project -- 2. The economy and public language -- 3. Television news and economic exposition -- 4. Press rhetoric and economic news: a case study -- 5. Television, economy and the public's political attitudes -- 6. Between state and market: the economy in Swedish television news -- 7. Economic journalism in the 1990s: the 'crisis discourse' in Sweden -- 8. Journalistic practice and economic reporting -- Economic news and the dynamics of understanding - a response -- Reporting the economy -- The unexplainable explained, or pure guesswork as 'truth' -- It's the economy, stupid! -- 9. Economic news research in retrospect -- Questions of research design in news reception analysis -- Generalization, reliability and validity in media research -- Economic significance, audiences and historical context -- Analysing respondent speech -- The mediated economy and new technology -- 10. Conclusions and reflections -- References -- Index.
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