The anthropology of news & journalism : global perspectives

S. Elizabeth Bird

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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Anthropology of News and Journalism: Why Now? / S. Elizabeth Bird Part 1. Ethnography of News Production 1. News Production, Ethnography, and Power: On the Challenges of Newsroom-Centricity / Karin Wahl-Jorgensen 2. U.S. Newsworld: Rule of Text and Everyday Practices of Editing the World / Zeynep Devrim Gursel 3. Covering the Barrier in Bethlehem: Production of Sympathy and the Reproduction of Difference / Amahl Bishara 4. News and Myth in Venezuela: Press and the Chavez Revolution / Joseph C. Manzella and Leon I. Yacher 5. The Camera Was My Weapon: Reporting and Representing War in Socialist Vietnam / Christina Schwenkel 6. Empowerment through Local News Making: Studying the Media/Public Interface in India / Ursula Rao 7. Mount Chance, Montserrat, and the Media: Global British Journalism under Local Fire / Jonathan Skinner 8. Journalism as Fieldwork: Propaganda, Complicity, and the Ethics of Anthropology / Jennifer Hasty Part 2. News Practices in Everyday Life 9. News and Local Talk: Conversations about the Crisis of Indigenous Violence in Australia / Kerry McCallum 10. Getting the News in New Delhi: Newspaper Literacies in an Indian Mediascape / Mark Allen Peterson 11. Personal News and the Price of Public Service: An Ethnographic Window into the Dynamics of Production and Reception in Zambian State Radio / Debra Spitulnik 12. Gossip and Resistance: Local News Media in Transition: A Case Study from the Alentejo, Portugal / Dorle Drackle 13. Musical News: Popular Music in Political Movements / Mark Pedelty Part 3. News in the Era of New Media 14. Making (Sense of) News in the Era of Digital Information / Dominic C. Boyer 15. When Common Sense No Longer Holds: Shifting Locus of News Production in the United States / Maria D. Vesperi 16. Salon.com and New-Media Professional Journalism Culture / Adrienne Russell Works Cited List of Contributors Index

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