Politics and the Mass Media

Mark Wheeler

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Media Studies and Communication Media, Journalism, and Communication History Media Influence and Politics

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List of Tables. Aknowledgements. 1. The Traditional Paradigms: Political Theories of the Mass Media. 2. The Development of the British Press. 3. The Contemporary British Press. 4. The British Public Service Broadcasting System. 5. Whither Public Service Broadcasting System. 6. Whither Public Service Broadcasting?. 8. Democracy and the Information Superhighways. 9. Conclusion. Select Bibliography. Index.

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