Lies, damn lies and documentaries /

• Winston, Brian.

• Documentary television programmes -- Great Britain -- History and criticism
• Documentary films -- Great Britain -- History and criticism

• British Film Institute,

• 0851707963 (hbk.):
• 0851707971
• 0851707971

• 45.00

• Includes index.
• Bibliography: p.177-181.

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• Childrens television in Britain history discourse and policy
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• From Grierson to the docu soap breaking the boundaries
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• Public television in the digital era technological challenges and new strategies for Europe
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• Watching television audiences cultural theories and methods
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• Ethics & journalism
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• Reading television
• Television news
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• media in Europe the Euromedia Research Group
• Television and society
• audience in everyday life living in a media world
• Ethics and media culture practices and representations
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• ethical journalist
• politics of media policy
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• British horror cinema
• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
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• Child pornography an Internet crime
• business of media corporate media and the public interest
• newspapers handbook
• Contemporary Hollywood cinema
• Media ownership the economics and politics of convergence and concentration in the UK and European media
• Family television cultural power and domestic leisure
• Media ownership and control in the age of convergence
• Content analysis an introduction to its methodology
• study of modern television thinking inside the box
• Television technology and cultural form
• Journalism ethics and regulation
• Feminist media studies
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• Media ethics and self regulation
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• Media semiotics an introduction
• social history of the media from Gutenberg to the Internet
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• cultural industries