Comparative Media Systems: European and Global Perspectives

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Foreword Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Comparing between West and East - a comparative approach of transformation Chapter 3 In search for a label for the Russian media system Chapter 4 Introducing Turkey to the three media system models. The content of TV news in eleven countries Chapter 5 A Perspective from the South: Triggers and signs of changeA Chapter 6 The reform of the public radio and television system in the United Kingdom and in Spain (2004-2006): a comparative analysis Chapter 7 Public Service Broadcasting in Ukraine: To be or not to be? Chapter 8 Actors, Evolution and production models in commodification of the Spanish television Chapter 9 The Global Journalist - Are professional structures being leveled? Chapter 10 Czech Journalists after collapse of old media system: Looking for new professional self-image Chapter 11 How to preserve journalism? Chapter 12 Main professional dilemma of journalists in Poland Chapter 13 Comparing Media Systems and Media Content. Online newspapers in ten Eastern and Western European countries Chapter 14 Fakts about Germany? The Polish tabloid Fakt, its news coverage of Germany and the influence of A German‛ ownership About the Contributors

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