A licence to be different : the story of Channel 4 /

• Brown, Maggie.

• Channel Four (Great Britain) -- History.

• BFI,

• 1844572056 (pbk.) :
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• 1844572048 (hbk.) :
• 9781844572045 (hbk.) :

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• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• Channel 4 the early years and the Jeremy Isaacs legacy
• Can newspapers survive The age of influence
• Ethics and values in the information age
• Transnational television in Europe reconfiguring global communications networks
• media an introduction
• Can newspapers survive A farewell to print
• Public television in the digital era technological challenges and new strategies for Europe
• Freedoms frontier censorship in modern Britain
• Reinventing the organisation
• Western media systems
• War media and propaganda a global perspective
• Sport and the media managing the nexus
• International news reporting frontlines and deadlines
• Europeanisation of regulatory television policy the decision making process of the Television Without Frontiers directives from 1989 & 1997
• European television industries
• Philosophical issues in journalism
• Journalism in a culture of grief
• Reporting for the media
• Changing channels the prospects for television in a digital world
• Seeing things television in the age of uncertainty
• New media old media a history and theory reader
• politics of media policy
• Media relations in sport
• Journalism a very short introduction
• Film and censorship the Index reader
• No news is bad news radio television and the public
• Television and the public interest vulnerable values in west European broadcasting
• Broadcasting and audio visual policy in the European singlemarket
• European media studies
• From satellite to single market new communication technology and European Public Service television
• Body horror photojournalism catastrophe and war
• World politics 1945 2000
• Reporting war journalism in wartime
• Sports journalism a multimedia primer
• Whats this Channel Four an alternative report
• Online news journalism and the internet
• Television across Europe a comparative introduction
• British television a reader
• SAGE handbook of social research methods
• media in Europe the Euromedia Research Group
• audience in everyday life living in a media world
• Reality TV realism and revelation
• Journalism ethics and regulation
• introduction to journalism
• television history book
• Moral panics
• Deciding what we watch taste decency and media ethics in the UK and the USA
• Media audiences
• Balance and bias in journalism representation regulation and democracy
• Controversies in media ethics
• problem of the media U S communication politics in the twenty first century
• Genre and Hollywood
• Ethics for journalists
• introductory history of British broadcasting
• study of modern television thinking inside the box
• From class struggle to the politics of pleasure the effects of gramscianism on cultural studies
• Law for journalists
• Media law
• Media policy convergence concentration and commerce
• Television culture
• Behind the screens the structure of British broadcasting in the 1990s
• Tabloid Britain constructing a community through language
• Pornography women violence and civil liberties
• McNaes essential law for journalists
• News and journalism in the UK
• Genre and contemporary Hollywood
• Exploring public relations
• Child language a resource book for students
• Projects in linguistics a practical guide to researching language
• Marxism and media studies key concepts and contemporary trends
• Media and society critical perspectives
• Broadcasting in the 90s competition choice and quality the Governments plans for broadcasting legislation presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for the Home Department by command of Her Majesty November 1988
• Keeping faith Channel Four and its audience
• News public relations and power
• McQuails reader in mass communication theory
• Researching audiences
• Media freedom under the Human Rights Act
• Defending pornography free speech sex and the fight for womens rights
• ethical journalist
• Narrative and genre key concepts in media studies
• Sports journalism context and issues
• Journalism critical issues
• Understanding media inside celebrity
• Conversation analysis studies from the first generation
• Reality TV audiences and popular factual television
• Online public relations
• Ethics & journalism
• introduction to television documentary confronting reality
• media at war communication and conflict in the 20th century
• BBC and public service broadcasting
• Journalism principles and practice
• Media and audiences new perspectives
• introduction to television studies
• Understanding reality television
• audience studies reader
• Understanding media theory
• Media society industries images and audiences
• Power play sport the media and popular culture
• Public service broadcasting a reader
• Media research methods measuring audiences reactions and impact