Media Research Methods: Audiences, Institutions, Texts

Ina Bertrand · Peter G. Hughes

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Acknowledgements.- Of Elephants, Definitions and Models: The Context of Media Research.- Getting Started.- PART ONE: RESEARCH ON AUDIENCES.- Researching Audiences.- Gathering Data on Audiences.- Audience Research Analysis and Interpretation.- PART TWO: RESEARCH ON INSTITUTIONS.- Researching Media Institutions.- Gathering Data on Institutions.- Institutional Research Analysis and Interpretation.- PART THREE: RESEARCH ON TEXTS.- Researching Texts.- Gathering and Analysing Textual Data.- Interpretation of Textual Data.- Reaching Conclusions, Evaluating the Research, Writing the Report.- Glossary.- Bibliography.

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