新闻文化

INTRODUCTION: THE CULTURE OF NEWS 1　THE RISE OF 'OBJECTIVE' NEWSPAPER REPORTING 　From smoke signals to daily newspapers 　The emergence of popular journalism 　Separating 'facts' from 'values' 　The toil of ink-stained hacks 　'Objectivity' as a professional ideal 　Further reading 2　THE EARLY DAYS OF RADIO AND TELEVISION NEWS 　BBC News on the 'wireless' 　The start of radio news in the USA 　The limits of 'impartiality': British television news 　US television news begins 　Further reading 3　MAKING NEWS: TRUTH, IDEOLOGY AND NEWSWOPK

INTRODUCTION: THE CULTURE OF NEWS 1　THE RISE OF 'OBJECTIVE' NEWSPAPER REPORTING 　From smoke signals to daily newspapers 　The emergence of popular journalism 　Separating 'facts' from 'values' 　The toil of ink-stained hacks 　'Objectivity' as a professional ideal 　Further reading 2　THE EARLY DAYS OF RADIO AND TELEVISION NEWS 　BBC News on the 'wireless' 　The start of radio news in the USA 　The limits of 'impartiality': British television news 　US television news begins 　Further reading 3　MAKING NEWS: TRUTH, IDEOLOGY AND NEWSWOPK 　Structuring public debate 　News values and frames 　Routinizing the unexpected 　A hierarchy of credibility 　Issues of access 　Further reading 4　TUE CULTURAL POLITICS OF NEWS DISCOURSE 　News and hegemony 　The common sense of newspaper discourse 　The language of radio news 　The textuality of television news 　'The obvious facts of the matter' 　Further reading 5　NEWS, AUDIENCES AND EVERYDAY LIFE 　Mapping the newspaper audience 　Sceptical laughter? Reading the tabloids 　'Decoding' television news 　The everydayness of news 　Conclusion 　Further reading 6　THE GENDERED REALITIES OF JOURNALISM 　Feminist critiques of objectivity 　Macho culture of newswork 　Gender politics of representation 　(En)gendering violence in the news 　Further reading 7　'US AND THEM': RACISH IN TH[ NEWS 　Naturalizing racism 　Reporting law and order 　The enemy 'Other': journalism in wartime 　AI-Jazeera and the sanitization of war 　'Writing white': ethnic minorities and newswork 　Further reading 8　JOURNALISM ON THE WEB: SEPTEMBER 11 AND THE WAR IN IRAQ 　News on the Internet 　Reporting September 11 　Citizen-produced coverage 　Searching for answers 　Blogging the war in Iraq 　The digital divide 　Further reading 9　'GOOD JOURNALISM IS POPULAR CULTURE' 　Ratings, profits and relevance 　Celebrities, tabloidization and infotainment 　Strategies for change 　Points of departure 　Further reading Glossary References

我们应该打破“媒体—社会”二元论，这样我们才能更好地理清千头万绪的问题，解决麻烦重重的矛盾，但在纯概念的背景下人们往往直接回避了这些难题。我们应该尽力发现新闻媒体如何与其赖以生存的权力和控制力之间保持相互依存的关系，同时我们还应该看到新闻媒体是如何曲解、改变，甚至挑战这种唇齿相依的关系的。