The rise of 24-hour news television: global perspectives/
The rise of 24-hour news television: global perspectives/
edited by Stephen Cushion and Justin Lewis
- New York : Peter Lang, c2010.
- vii, 350 p. : ill., map ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Three phases of 24-hour news television / "All the world's a stage" : 24/7 news, newspapers, and the ages of media / Global news revisited : mapping the contemporary landscape of satellite television news / Democratic or disposable? 24-hour news, consumer culture, and built-in obsolescence / The hidden role of television news agencies : "going live" on 24-hour news channels / Rolling service, market logic : the race to be "Britain's most watched news channel" / Live, late-breaking, and broken : TV news and the challenge of live reporting in America / What Beckham had for breakfast : the rolling menu of 24/7 sports news / Explaining the need for speed : speed and competition as challenges to journalism ethics / The changing face of Arab news media : ambiguities and opportunities / 24/7 news as counter-hegemonic soft power in Latin America / Morality vs. politics in the public sphere : how the Al Jazeera satellite channel humanized a bloody political conflict in Gaza / Audiences and the impact of 24-hour news in Australia and beyond / France 24 : too little, too late, too French? / 24-hour television news in the People's Republic of China / The shrinking news agenda : how market forces have shaped 24-hour television news channels in Germany / India live : satellites, politics, and India's TV News revolution / Stephen Cushion -- Michael Bromley -- Mugdha Rai and Simon Cottle -- Justin Lewis -- Chris Paterson -- Stephen Cushion -- C.A. Tuggle, Peter Casella, and Suzanne Huffman -- John Sugden and Alan Tomlinson -- Laura Juntunen -- Mohamed Zayani -- Claudia Boyd-Barrett and Oliver Boyd-Barrett -- Muhammad I. Ayish -- Sally Young -- Raymond Kuhn -- John Jirik -- Carsten Reinemann and Nayla Fawzi -- Nalin Mehta. History and context of 24-hour television news. Towards an increasingly live, breaking news service. Competing for regional influence and audiences. National agendas and editorial strategies.
9781433107771
Television broadcasting of news
Broadcast journalism
070.195 / CUS/R
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Three phases of 24-hour news television / "All the world's a stage" : 24/7 news, newspapers, and the ages of media / Global news revisited : mapping the contemporary landscape of satellite television news / Democratic or disposable? 24-hour news, consumer culture, and built-in obsolescence / The hidden role of television news agencies : "going live" on 24-hour news channels / Rolling service, market logic : the race to be "Britain's most watched news channel" / Live, late-breaking, and broken : TV news and the challenge of live reporting in America / What Beckham had for breakfast : the rolling menu of 24/7 sports news / Explaining the need for speed : speed and competition as challenges to journalism ethics / The changing face of Arab news media : ambiguities and opportunities / 24/7 news as counter-hegemonic soft power in Latin America / Morality vs. politics in the public sphere : how the Al Jazeera satellite channel humanized a bloody political conflict in Gaza / Audiences and the impact of 24-hour news in Australia and beyond / France 24 : too little, too late, too French? / 24-hour television news in the People's Republic of China / The shrinking news agenda : how market forces have shaped 24-hour television news channels in Germany / India live : satellites, politics, and India's TV News revolution / Stephen Cushion -- Michael Bromley -- Mugdha Rai and Simon Cottle -- Justin Lewis -- Chris Paterson -- Stephen Cushion -- C.A. Tuggle, Peter Casella, and Suzanne Huffman -- John Sugden and Alan Tomlinson -- Laura Juntunen -- Mohamed Zayani -- Claudia Boyd-Barrett and Oliver Boyd-Barrett -- Muhammad I. Ayish -- Sally Young -- Raymond Kuhn -- John Jirik -- Carsten Reinemann and Nayla Fawzi -- Nalin Mehta. History and context of 24-hour television news. Towards an increasingly live, breaking news service. Competing for regional influence and audiences. National agendas and editorial strategies.
9781433107771
Television broadcasting of news
Broadcast journalism
070.195 / CUS/R