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Media communication : an introduction to theory and process / James Watson.
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140390149X (pbk.)
1403901481(cased) :
1403901481 (hardback)
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Watson, James, 1936-
Title
Media communication : an introduction to theory and process / James Watson.
Edition
2nd ed.
Published
Basingstoke., Hampshire : Palgrave : c2003.
Description
xv., 368 p. : ill. : 24 cm.
Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Introduction: Studying Media -- 1. Setting the Scene: Media in Context -- 2. The Language of Study -- 3. The Audience for Media: Perspectives on Use and Response -- 4. Media in Society: Purpose and Performance -- 5. The News: Gates, Agendas and Values -- 6. Narrative: The Media as Storytellers -- 7. The Practice of Media: Pressures and Constraints -- 8. The Global Arena: Issues of Dominance and Control -- 9. Network Communication: Interactivity, Surveillance and Virtual Reality -- 10. Research as Exploration and Development -- 11. In Summary: Media in a New Century -- App. 1. A Brief ABC of Perceived Media Effects -- App. 2. Screen Violence as Influence and Commodity: An Ongoing Debate.
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"James Watson's Media Communication established itself on first publication in 1998 as a supportive and engaging overview of the role and influence of mass media in contemporary society. For students taking courses in media studies or communication studies for the first time, it offers a clear conceptual framework for understanding the process of media communication, setting debates firmly in social, cultural, political and economic context, as well as illustrating theoretical arguments with memorable and up-to-date examples." "The second edition builds on the strengths of the first with its emphasis on applying theory to practice, exploring a wide range of debate and research in a succinct and lively fashion, and furnishing readers with the analytical tools to substantiate their own ideas about the function and practices of the media."--BOOK JACKET.
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Mass media
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Communication
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Newspapers
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Sex role in mass media
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Television broadcasting
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Violence in mass media
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Women in mass media
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