New media, old news : journalism & democracy in the digital age /

• Fenton, Natalie.

• Journalism -- Technological innovations
• Journalism.

• SAGE,

• 1847875742 (pbk.) :
• 9781847875747 (pbk.) :
• 1847875734 (hbk.) :
• 9781847875730 (hbk.) :

• £22.99
• £65.00

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• PART I INTRODUCTION Drowning or waving? New media, journalism and democracy - Natalie Fenton PART II NEW MEDIA AND NEWS IN CONTEXT Technology foretold - James Curran The political economy of the 'new' news environment - Des Freedman An ethical deficit? Accountability, norms, and the material conditions of contemporary journalism - Angela Phillips, Nick Couldry, Des Freedman PART III NEW MEDIA AND NEWS IN PRACTICE Culture shock: New media and organizational change in the BBC - Peter Lee-Wright Old sources: New bottles - Angela Phillips Liberal dreams and the internet: A case study - James Curran and Tamara Witschge PART IV NEW MEDIA, NEWS SOURCES, NEW JOURNALISM? Politics, journalism and new media: Virtual iron cages in the new culture of capitalism - Aeron Davis New online news sources and writer-gatherers - Nick Couldry NGOs, new media and the mainstream news: News from everywhere - Natalie Fenton PART V NEW MEDIA, NEWS CONTENT AND INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT A new news order? Online news content examined - Joanna Redden and Tamara Witschge Futures of the news: International considerations and further reflections - Rodney Benson

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