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The political economy of the media / edited by Peter Golding and Graham Murdock. by Golding, Peter, 1947- | Murdock, Graham | Murdock, Graham. For a political economy of mass communications | Golding, Peter. For a political economy of mass communications | Gomery, Douglas. Media economics: terms of analysis | Garnham, Nicholas. Contribution to a political economy of mass communication | Gandy, Oscar H. The political economy approach: a critical challenge | McChesney, Robert W. Off limits: an inquiry into the lack of debate over the ownership, structure and control of the mass media in U.S. political life | Steed, Henry Wickham. The finance of the press | Williams, Francis. Mr. Elias sells newspapers | Williams, Francis. A monolithis press | Williams, Francis. What kind of freedom? | Bunce, Richard. The conglomerate complex | Evans, Harold. Preface to the third edition | Bagdikian, Ben H. The endless chain | Murdock, Graham. Redrawing the map of the communications industries: concentration and ownership in the era of privatization | Altbach, Philip G. Publishing in the third world: issues and trends for the 21st century | Turow, Joseph. The organizational underpinnings of contemporary media conglomerates | Herman, Edward S. The externalities effects of commercial and public broadcasting | Marx, Karl. The opinion of the journals and the opinion of the people | Schiller, Herbert I. Manipulation and the packaged consciousness | Smythe, Dallas W. Communications: blindspot of Western Marxism | Murdock, Graham. Blindspots about Western Marxism: a reply to Dallas Smythe | Golding, Peter. Ideology and the mass media: the question of determination | Murdock, Graham. Ideology and the mass media: the question of determination | Good, Leslie T. Power, hegemony, and communication theory | Kellner, Douglas. Contested terrain and the hegemony of capital | Adorno, Theodor W. Culture industry reconsidered | Schiller, Herbert I. Electronics and economics serving an American century | Tunstall, Jeremy. Media imperialism? | Schiller, Herbert I. Whose new international economic and information order? | Guback, Thomas. Transnational communication and cultural industries | Varis, Tapio. Transnational communication and cultural industries | Hamelink, Cees J. Cultural autonomy threatened | Mattelart, Armand. The new world information and communications order | Delcourt, Xavier. The new world information and communications order | Mattelart, Michele. The new world information and communications order. Material type:  Text; Format:
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Publisher: Cheltenham, England ; Brookfield, Vt. : Edward Elgar, c1997Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.23 Po44 1997 v.1 (2).
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Media studies : a reader / edited by Paul Marris and Sue Thornham. by Marris, Paul | Thornham, Sue | Lazarsfeld, Paul F. Mass communication, popular taste and organized social action | Merton, Robert K. Mass communication, popular taste and organized social action | Adorno, Theodor W. Culture industry reconsidered | McLuhan, Marshall. The medium is the message | Williams, Raymond. "Mass communication" and "Minotiry culture" | Hall, Stuart. Encoding/decoding | Kuhn, Annette. The power of the image | Enzensberger, Hans Magnus. Constituents of a theory of the media | Habermas, Jurgen. The public sphere | Baudrillard, Jean. The masses: the implision of the social in the media | Scannell, Paddy. Public service broadcasting: the history of a concept | Garnham, Nicholas. On the cultural industries | Murdock, Graham. Concentration and ownership in the era of privatization | Tunstall, Jeremy. Producers in British television | Sinclair, John. New patterns in global television | Jacka, Elizabeth. New patterns in global television | Cunningham, Stuart. New patterns in global television | Berelson, Bernard. Content analysis in communication research | Crisell, Andrew. Radio Signs | Fiske, John. The codes of television | Williams, Raymond. Programmming as sequence or flow | Ellis, John. Broadcast TV narration | Dyer, Richard. The role of stereotypes | Strange, Niki. Perform, educate, entertain: ingredients of the cookery programme genre | Hall, Stuart. Racist ideologies and the media | Woollacott, Janet. Fictions and ideologies: the case of situation comedy | Tolson, Andrew. Televised chat and the synthetic personality | Fairclough, Norman. Critical analysis of media discourse | Winship, Janice. Survival skills and daydreams | Clark, Danae. Cagney & Lacey: feminist strategies of detection | Squire, Corinne. Empowering women? The Oprah Winfrey Show | Collins, Jim. Television and postmodernism | McRobbie, Angela. Postmodernism and popular culture | Nichols, Bill. Reality TV and social perversion | Joyrich, Lynne. Critical and textual hypermasculinity | Eysenck, Hans. Desensitization, violence and the media | Nias, D. K. B. Desensitization, violence and the media | Halloran, James D. On the social effects of television | McQuail, Denis. The television audience: a revised perspective | Blumler, Jay G. The television audience: a revised perspective | Brown, J. R. The television audience: a revised perspective | Elliott, Philip. Use and gratifications research: a critique | Morley, David. Cultural transformations: the politics of resistance | Ang, Ien. Wanted: audiences. On the politics of empirical audience studies | Radway, Janice. Reading the romance | Miller, Daniel. The young and the restless in trinidad: a case of the local and the global in mass consumption | Gray, Ann. Behind closed doors: video recorders in the home | Fiske, John. Moments of television: neither the text nor the audience | Jenkins, Henry. "Strangers no more, we sing": filking and the social construction of the science fiction fan community | Hermes, Joke. Media, meaning and everyday life | Buckingham, David. EastEnders: creating the audience | Modleski, Tania. The search for tomorrow in today's soap operas | Brunsdon, Charlotte. Crossroads: notes on soap opera | Hobson, Dorothy. Everything stops for Crossroads: watching with the audience | Stratton, Jon. Sylvania Waters and the spectacular exploding family | Ang, Ien. Sylvania Waters and the spectacular exploding family | Golding, Peter. News values and news production | Elliott, Philip. News values and news production | Hall, Stuart. The social production of news | Hartley, John. Home help for populist politics: relational aspects of TV news | Rakow, Lana F. Woman as sign in television news | Kranich, Kimberlie. Woman as sign in television news | Gurevitch, Michael. The globalization of electronic journalism | Philo, Greg. News content and audience belief | Williams, Raymond. Advertising: the magic system | Curran, James. The impact of advertising on the British mass media | Nixon, Sean. Advertising, magazine culture, and the "New Man" | Winship, Janice. Handling sex | McClintock, Anne. Soft-soaping empire: commodity racism and imperial advertising | Nava, Mica. Discriminating or duped? Young people as consumers of advertising/art | Nava, Orson. Discriminating or duped? Young people as consumers of advertising/art | Winston, Brian. How are media born | Golding, Peter. Worldwide wedge: division and contradiction in the global information infrastructure | Hirsch, Eric. New technologies and domestic consumption | Plant, Sadie. On the matrix: cyberfeminist simulations. Edition: 2nd ed.Material type: Text; Format:
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Publisher: New York : New York University Press, 2000Availability: Items available for loan: Call number: 302.23 Me247 2000 (1).
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Approaches to media : a reader / edited by Oliver Boyd-Barrett and Chris Newbold. by Boyd-Barrett, Oliver | Newbold, Chris, 1961- | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. Defining the field | Newbold, Chris. Defining the field | Hardt, Hanno. On ignoring history: mass communication research and the critique of society | Gitlin, Todd. Media sociology: the dominant paradigm | Halloran, James D. The context of mass communications research | Blumler, Jay G. Mass communication research in Europe: some origins and prospects | Thompson, John B. Mass communication and modern culture: contribution to a critical theory of ideology | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. Early theories in media research | Adorno, Theodor W. The culture industry: enlightenment as mass deception | Horkheimer, Max. The culture industry: enlightenment as mass deception | Shils, Edward. Mass society and its culture | Wilensky, Harold L. Mass society and mass culture: interdependence or independence? | Lasswell, Harold D. The structure and function of communication in society | Wright, Charles R. Functional analysis and mass communication revisited | Curran, James. The study of the media: theoretical approaches | Gurevitch, Michael. The study of the media: theoretical approaches | Woollacott, Janet. The study of the media: theoretical approaches | Blumler, Jay G. Politicians and the press: an essay on role relationships | Gurevitch, Michael. Politicians and the press: an essay on role relationships | Newbold, Chris. The media effects tradition | Katz, Elihu. Between media and mass/the part played by people/the two-step flow of mass communication | Lazarsfeld, Paul F. Between media and mass/the part played by people/the two-step flow of mass communication | Klapper, Joseph T. The effects of mass communication | Gerbner, George. Toward 'cultural indicators': the analysis of mass mediated public message systems | McCombs, Maxwell E. The agenda-setting function of mass media | Shaw, Donald L. The agenda-setting function of mass media | Katz, Elihu. Utilization of mass communication by the individual | Blumler, Jay G. Utilization of mass communication by the individual | Gurevitch, Michael. Utilization of mass communication by the individual | Jensen, Klaus Bruhn. Five traditions in search of the audience | Rosengren, Karl Erik. Five traditions in search of the audience | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. The political economy approach | Schiller, Herbert I. The international commercialization of broadcasting | Murdock, Graham. For a political economy of mass communications | Golding, Peter. For a political economy of mass communications | Garnham, Nicholas. Contribution to a political economy of mass communication | Smythe, Dallas. On the audience commodity and its work | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. Conceptualizing the 'public sphere' | Habermas, Jurgen. Institutions of the publis sphere | Garnham, Nicholas. The media and the public sphere | Thompson, John B. The theory of the public sphere | Elliott, Philip. Intellectuals, the 'information society' and the disappearance of the public sphere | Keane, John. Democracy and media: without foundations | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. The analysis of media occupations and professionals | Breed, Warren. Social control in the newsroom: a functional analysis | B. Snider, Paul. 'Mr Gates' revisited: a 1966 version of the 1949 cast study | Tunstall, Jeremy. Specialist correspondents: goals, careers, roles | Tuchman, Gaye. The news net | Golding, Peter. News departments and broadcasting organizations - the institutionalization of objectivity | Elliot, Philip. News departments and broadcasting organizations - the institutionalization of objectivity | Cantor, Muriel G. How content is produces | Morrison, David E. Journalists at war (introduction) | Tumber, Howard. Journalists at war (introduction) | Scannell, Paddy. The national culture | Cardiff, David. The national culture | Newbold, Chris. Approaches to cultural hegemony within cultural studies | Williams, Raymond. The analysis of culture | Hall, Stuart. Cultural studies: two paradigms | Bennett, Tony. Popular culture and 'the turn to Gramsci' | Hall, Stuart. The rediscovery of 'ideology': return of the repressed in media studies | Carey, James W. Mass communication and cultural studies | McGuigan, Jim. Populism and ordinary culture | Newbold, Chris. Feminist studies of the media | Steeves, H. Leslie. Feminist theories and media studies | Brown, Mary Ellen. Feminist cultural television criticism - culture, theory and practice | Tuchman, Gaye. The symbolic annihilation of women by the mass media | Mattelart, Michele. Woman and the cultural industries | Press, Andrea. Class and gender in the hegemonic process: class differences in women's perceptions of television realism and identification with television characters | Kuhn, Annette. The pleasure machine | Newbold, Chris. Analysing the moving image | Wright, Will. Myth and meaning | Solomon, Stanley J. Defining genre/genre and popular culture | Neale, Steve. Questions of genre | Propp, Vladimir. Morphology of the folktale | Chatman, Seymour. Story and discourse (introduction) | Bordwell, David. Principles of narration | Feuer, Jane. Narrative form in American network television | Boyd-Barrett, Oliver. Approaches to 'new audience research' | Curran, James. The new revisionism in mass communication research: a reappraisal | Radway, Janice A. Reading 'Reading the romance' | Morley, David. Television and gender | Ang, Ien. Dallas and the ideology of mass culture | Liebes, Tarmar. Patterns of involvement in television fiction: a comparative analysis | Katz, Elihu. Patterns of involvement in television fiction: a comparative analysis | Bausinger, Hermann. Media, technology and daily life | Allor, Martin. Relocating the site of the audience. Material type: Text; Format:
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