The World News Prism: Global Information in a Satellite Age

William A. Hachten · James F. Scotton

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Preface to the Seventh Edition. Introduction. 1. News Communication for a New Global System. 2. Changing Ideologies of Press Control. 3. The International News System. 4. The Internet, Comsats, and Bloggers. 5. The Impact of Great News Events. 6. Globalization of Media. 7. China: Caged Media in a Free Economy. 8. The Evolving Media of the Arabs and Africa. 9. Foreign News in Flux. 10. War Reporting under Fire. 11. Public Diplomacy and Propaganda. 12. Western Media to World Media. Selected Bibliography. Index

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