Tabloid culture: trash taste, popular power, and the transformation of American television

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Acknowledgements genealogy of tabloid television Cops, courts and criminal justice: Evidence of postmodernity in tabloid culture Bodies of popular knowledge: high, the low and the A Current Affair Fantastic populism: A walk on the wild side of tabloid culture Normalization and its discontents: conflictual space of daytime talk shows Conclusion: Cultural struggle, the new News and the politics of popularity in the age of Jesse The Body Ventura Appendix Notes Works cited

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