Media and Power
London: Routledge (2002), 308 pp.
Contains bibliogr. pp. 261-300, index
Series: Communications and Society
ISBN 9780203417744 (ebook); 0-415-07740-0 (pbk)
Signature commbox: 10-Politics-E 2002
I. MEDIA HISTORY
1 Rival narratives of media history, 3
2 New media and power, 55
3 Capitalism and control of the press, 79
II. MEDIA SOCIOLOGY
4 New revisionism in media and cultural studies, 107
5 Renewing the radical tradition, 127
6 Globalization theory: the absent debate, 166
III. MEDIA POLITICS
7 Globalization, social change and television reform, 187
8 Media and democracy: the third way, 217
1 Rival narratives of media history, 3
2 New media and power, 55
3 Capitalism and control of the press, 79
II. MEDIA SOCIOLOGY
4 New revisionism in media and cultural studies, 107
5 Renewing the radical tradition, 127
6 Globalization theory: the absent debate, 166
III. MEDIA POLITICS
7 Globalization, social change and television reform, 187
8 Media and democracy: the third way, 217
