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| Media, Culture and Society |
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| Volume 31(5), 2009 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Waisbord, Silvio, and Peruzzotti, Enrique |
The environmental story that wasn't: Advocacy, journalism and the asambleismo movement in Argentina. |
691-709 |
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| | The mobilization against the establishment of two paper mill plants in the Rio Uruguay in recent years has been a turning point in the historical trajectory of environmental movements in Argentina | |
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Central America
South America
politics and government
news
ecology
democracy
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Volz, Yong Z., and Lee, Chin-Chuan |
American pragmatism and Chinese modernization: Importing the Missouri model of journalism education to modern China. |
711-730 |
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| | Journalism education was an American invention, oriented from the beginning toward the training of vocational skills | |
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print journalism
education
higher education
studies of the field
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Abah, Adedayo Ladigbolu |
Popular culture and social change in Africa: The case of the Nigerian video industry. |
731-748 |
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| | The central question driving this article is whether the popular Nigerian video film industry, in its current commerical form, is capable of mediating and encouraging social change in the society | |
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persuasion
public opinion
visualization
film
television
interpersonal
narrative
gender
race and ethnicity
conflict
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Everitt, Dave, and Mills, Simon |
Cultural anxiety 2.0. |
749-768 |
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| | Since the naming by Tim O'Reilly (2005) of 'Web 2.0' to signify a new phase in web development and user experience, the '2.0' suffix has been applied in a number of disciplines to indicate a similarly new direction in that field | |
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technologies
studies of the field
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D'Arma, Alessandro |
Broadcasting policy in Italy's "Second Republic": National politics and European influences. |
769-786 |
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| | For a long time essentially a national issue, in the last twenty years broadcasting policy in Europe has become exposed to the influence of European Union (EU) policy-making (Harcourt, 2005; Michalis, 2007) | |
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European Union
technologies
television
broadcasting and media
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Leiva, Maria Trinidad Garcia, and Starks, Michael |
Digital switchover across the globe: The emergence of complex regional patterns. |
787-806 |
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| | The switch from analogue to digital television is now an established global trend | |
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technologies
television
broadcasting and media
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Debrett, Mary |
Riding the wave: Public service television in the multi-platform era. |
807-827 |
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| | The future of public service broadcasting (PSB) has been debated over the last 25 years, generally in anticipation of its demise (Murdock, 2004: 1; Tracey, 1998), which has been variously envisaged as institutional withering driven by excessive populism or elitism, elimination in the marketplace from commercial competition, or privatization/commercialization by neoliberal governments | |
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broadcasting and media
economics
television
computer
technologies
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