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Press Gang

How Newspapers Make Profits from Propaganda

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Tracing the changing face of British Newspapers, Roy Greenslade shows how the way we live has been shaped by what we read. He brings the newspaper world to life, from its dominance as a news force in the 1940s to the salacious world of the gutter press in the 1980s. While analyzing such dominant media figures as Rupert Murdoch, Robert Maxwell and Kevin Mackenzie, this book examines the trends, the biases and the impact of the press as we know it in the early 21st century.

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Press Gang, Roy Greenslade

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2004
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Sous-titre
How Newspapers Make Profits from Propaganda
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Pan Books
Publié
2004
Format
souple
Pages
800
ISBN10
0330393766
ISBN13
9780330393768
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3,85 sur 5
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Tracing the changing face of British Newspapers, Roy Greenslade shows how the way we live has been shaped by what we read. He brings the newspaper world to life, from its dominance as a news force in the 1940s to the salacious world of the gutter press in the 1980s. While analyzing such dominant media figures as Rupert Murdoch, Robert Maxwell and Kevin Mackenzie, this book examines the trends, the biases and the impact of the press as we know it in the early 21st century.