The Media in Question: Popular Cultures and Public Interests

Kees Brants · Joke Hermes · Liesbet van Zoonen

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Introduction - Liesbet van Zoonen, Joke Hermes and Kees Brants Of Public and Popular Interests THE CLASSIC DEBATE ABOUT MEDIA REGULATION New Technologies and Old Problems - Peter Golding Evaluating and Regulating Media Performance in the 'Information Age' Is Broadcasting Policy Becoming Redundant? - Karen Siune Television Programming - Els de Bens More Diversity, More Convergence? Diversity Revisited - Jan van Cuilenburg Towards a Critical Rational Model of Media Diversity IN SEARCH OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST Wrestling with the Public Interest in Organized Communications - Jay Blumler World Communication - Cees J Hamelink Conflicting Aspirations for the 21st Century The Performance of the Sponge - Ien Ang Mass Communication Theory enters the Postmodern World THE ETHICS OF POPULAR JOURNALISM Enhancing the Civic Ideal in Television Journalism - Peter Dahlgren Reality Television and Social Responsibility Theory - Jan Wieten The Ethics of Making Private Life Public - Liesbet van Zoonen Professional Ethics - Kaarle Nordenstreng Between Fortress Journalism and Cosmopolitan Democracy THE POLITICS OF POPULAR CULTURE Stories of Violence and the Public Interest - George Gerbner Sports Reporting - Andrew Tudor Race, Difference and Identity Cultural Citizenship and Popular Fiction - Joke Hermes BACK TO THE FUTURE With the Benefit of Hindsight - Kees Brants Old Nightmares and New Dreams

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