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| veröffentlicht: | London : Bloomsbury Academic & Professional, 2016. ©2016. |
| Medientyp: | Buch, E-Book |
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| Umfang: | 1 online resource (263 pages) |
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| ISBN: |
9781783608201
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| Ausgabe: | 1st ed. |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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| Print version:: | Coleman, Stephen, The Mediated City, London : Bloomsbury Academic & Professional,c2016 |
| Kollektion: | E-Books adlr |
A radically alternative exploration ofnews circulation that asks: do we even know what news is?. |
| Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Figures and tables Acknowledgements About the contributors Introduction: A new news ecology Why study news ecologies? How we studied a local news ecology 1. Making sense of/in the city Communicating community A place called Leeds Leeds: a post-industrial city The coexistence of past and future within the news ecology 2. A week in news News content analysis: approach and sampling Broadcast media content analysis: 'And now for the news where you are' Reporting the local: celebrating culture and recording crime Prominence of 'story topics' Who gets to speak? Reporting the political Local print media analysis: 'At the heart of Leeds' Representing a sense of local community Campaigning against NHS reforms Concluding observations 3. How citizens receive the news News consumption Preferences and evaluations: topics of coverage Evaluation and appreciation Retrospective assessments After the news Conclusion: a survey-based picture of the news ecology 4. How people make sense of the city Local news as word-of-mouth The uses of local media 5. The mainstream providers of local news Who are the mainstream providers of local news? At the chalkface: the editorial interviews Preferred stories Public purposes The preferred voice Audience New media From source to mainstream Conclusion 6. Citizen news-makers and news practices Mapping citizen news-makers Newsworthiness Citizen news practices Citizen news-makers in the news ecology Conclusion 7. 'Down there in Chapeltown' Difference, distance, storytelling What should news organizations do? Unblocking the news ecology: new stories, new practices. 8. Mediating democratic accountability: the case of the care home closures What does public engagement actually mean? What makes engagement successful? More than lip-service - serious attempts to ensure successful engagement Crisis, cuts and consultation The press release/the council's side of the story The news story Local journalism and engaging the public The role of journalists in the news ecology Citizens or spectators? 9. Local news: a different story The news as social practice The news as storytelling Emergent practices in the news ecology Thinking about local news ecologically Appendix 1: Content analysis coding schema (with instructions for coders), discussed in Chapter 2 Appendix 2: Data for charts presented in Chapter 2 References Index. |