TV news, whose bias? : a casebook analysis of strikes, television and media studies /

• Harrison, Martin, 1930-

• Independent Television News
• Glasgow University Media Group Bad news
• Glasgow University Media Group More bad news
• Women -- Portrayal By Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Violence -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Video Watching -- Sociology.
• Video -- Sociology.
• Television -- Sociology.
• Scientific Journalism -- Mass Communication -- Sociology.
• Printed Media -- Effects Of Technological Innovation -- Sociology.
• Press -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Pre-school Children -- Television -- Sociology.
• Politics -- Influence Of Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Newspapers -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• News Programmes -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• News Agencies -- Media -- Sociology.
• Media -- Visual Arts Presentation.
• Media -- Sociology -- Geographical Aspects.
• Media -- Sociology -- Censorship.
• Media -- Sociology.
• Media -- Audiences -- Sociology.
• Mass Media -- Sociology -- Political Aspects.
• Mass Media -- Sociology -- Germany.
• Mass Media -- Sociology -- Geographical Aspects.
• Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Mass Media -- Ethical Aspects.
• Mass Media -- Audiences -- Sociology.
• Mass Communication -- Sociology.
• Mass Communication -- Research.
• Government Publications -- Mass Communication -- Sociology.
• Children -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Censorship -- Media.
• Broadcasting -- Sociology.
• Audiences -- Mass Media -- Sociology.
• Advertising -- Sociology.
• Adolescents -- Television Violence -- Sociology.

• Policy Journals,

• 0946967040

• Contains transcripts of ITN programmes used by the Glasgow University Media Group in their publications, "Bad news" and "More bad news".

• Hollywood spectatorship changing perceptions of cinema audiences
• Modernity and the hegemony of vision
• portrayal of violence on British television a content analysis
• Capitalism and the information age the political economy of the global communication revolution
• Terrorism globalization & mass communication papers presented at the 2002 Center for Global Media Studies Conference
• law lords
• News news news gathering for television
• Movies and mass culture
• Semiotics an introductory anthology
• Media crisis and democracy mass communication and the disruption of social order
• Bad news
• Linguistic relativity versus innate ideas the origins of the Sapir Whorf hypothesis in German thought
• Writing for journalists
• Gutenberg galaxy the making of typographic man
• Family and kinship in East London
• News and news sources a critical introduction
• Effective TV production
• Alcohol our biggest drug problem
• social semiotics of mass communication
• Anorexia nervosa and bulimia how to help
• Radio comedy 1938 1968 a guide to 30 years of wonderful wireless
• Media sociology a reader
• News newspapers and television
• Measuring bias on television
• Using social theory thinking through research
• consequences of modernity
• reactive viewer a review of research on audience reaction measurement
• media book
• Frankfurt school the critical theories of Max Horkheimer and Theodor W Adorno
• Children and television a semiotic approach
• Reputations under fire winners and losers in the libel business
• News culture
• Socialisation
• Television the publics view
• Television producers
• Social meanings of news a text reader
• coming of the book the impact of printing 1450 1800
• Radio Times guide to TV comedy
• Narrative and genre key concepts in media studies
• language of magazines
• myth of British monarchy
• Addiction
• Ethics for journalists
• Basic studio directing
• Glasgow media group reader news content language and visuals
• presentation of self in everyday life
• world television industry an economic analysis
• Radio in the global age
• Television sitcom
• Images that injure pictorial stereotypes in the media
• Social theory and the family
• global media the new missionaries of corporate capitalism
• business of media corporate media and the public interest
• language of news media
• Media & society an introduction
• Language thought and reality selected writings of Benjamin Lee Whorf
• ethnographic imagination
• Gender race and class in media a text reader
• McQuails reader in mass communication theory
• transformation of the media globalisation morality and ethics
• Introduction to British politics
• Getting the message news truth and power
• Media semiotics an introduction
• thin woman feminism post structuralism and the social psychology of anorexia nervosa
• Against our will men women and rape
• Eating disorders body image & the media
• Image & representation key concepts in media studies
• history of film
• Just boys doing business men masculinities and crime
• Stereotyping the politics of representation
• nature of prejudice
• Rethinking the media audience the new agenda
• television handbook
• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
• Mediasociety
• Anorexic bodies a feminist and sociological perspective on anorexia nervosa
• politics of womens bodies sexuality appearance & behavior
• Keeping faith Channel Four and its audience
• Understanding contemporary society theories of the present
• introduction to television studies
• Understanding news
• Social policy the media and misrepresentation
• Women and mental health
• News culture
• Libel and the media the chilling effect
• psychology of eating from healthy to disordered behavior
• classical Hollywood cinema film style & mode of production to 1960
• Reading television
• Television news
• Reading womens magazines an analysis of everyday media use
• British cultural identities
• cinema book
• beginners guide to social theory
• Researching audiences
• media students book
• Rape the misunderstood crime
• Sex crime sex offending and society
• female eunuch
• Power without responsibility the press broadcasting and new media in Britain
• Attitudes and decisions