What can be done? making the media and politics better/edited by John Lloyd and Jean Seaton

By:

"Lloyd, John (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Malden; Blackwell; 2006Description: 164pISBN:

9781405136938

Subject(s):

Mass media-Politicsl aspects

DDC classification:

302.23 WHA

Summary: This book proposes a series of reforms that could improve the media and politics, and the interaction of the two, in Britain. * This book makes an important contribution to public debate in Britain about the relationship between the media and politics. * Contributors include academics, journalists and political commentators. * Topical issues covered include regulation, public service broadcasting, managing the news, and training journalists. * The focus is on Britain, but key commentators from America and Europe put the British problems into perspective.

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This book proposes a series of reforms that could improve the media and politics, and the interaction of the two, in Britain. * This book makes an important contribution to public debate in Britain about the relationship between the media and politics. * Contributors include academics, journalists and political commentators. * Topical issues covered include regulation, public service broadcasting, managing the news, and training journalists. * The focus is on Britain, but key commentators from America and Europe put the British problems into perspective.

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