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• catalog abstract ""Here is a widescreen approach to the study of media organisations in society. It provides an in-depth understanding of media industries and the processes of cultural production by combining a survey of current research with original case studies. It studies the media as an industry, through critical studies of the Internet, the global standardisation of the mega-musical, the deregulation of television, and alternative media. It views the media as a battlefield, by looking at Amnesty's inspired international campaign against the killing of street children in Brazil, a successful opposition to privatisation, and the rise of Marxism Today. The media are investigated as a cultural product by assessing the processes which determine which books are reviewed and by whom, the elite male tastes which privilege the development of certain forms of popular music, and the way in which public responses to the media are affected by a 'culture of belief.'" "For students and researchers investigating media industries and cultural products, this is a unique introduction to current thinking to one of the liveliest areas of research and debate within both media and cultural studies."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog contributor b11398926.
• catalog created "2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
• catalog description ""Here is a widescreen approach to the study of media organisations in society. It provides an in-depth understanding of media industries and the processes of cultural production by combining a survey of current research with original case studies. It studies the media as an industry, through critical studies of the Internet, the global standardisation of the mega-musical, the deregulation of television, and alternative media. It views the media as a battlefield, by looking at Amnesty's inspired international campaign against the killing of street children in Brazil, a successful opposition to privatisation, and the rise of Marxism Today. The media are investigated as a cultural product by assessing the processes which determine which books are reviewed and by whom, the elite male tastes which privilege the development of certain forms of popular music, and the way in which public responses to the media are affected by a 'culture of belief.'" "For students and researchers investigating media industries and cultural products, this is a unique introduction to current thinking to one of the liveliest areas of research and debate within both media and cultural studies."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Introduction / James Curran -- Pt. I. Overview -- 1. Media organisations in society: central issues / Goldsmiths Media Group -- Pt. II. Media as Industry -- 2. Spectacle, synergy and megamusicals: the global-industrialisation of the live-entertainment economy / Jonathan Burston -- 3. The political economy of the Internet / Korinna Patelis -- 4. Alternative media, alternative texts? Rethinking democratisation in the cultural industries / David Hesmondhalgh -- 5. Broadcasting deregulation in Turkey: uniformity within diversity / Dilruba Catalbas -- Pt. III. Media as Battlefield -- 6. The killing of Brazilian street children and the rise of the international public sphere / Sonia Serra -- 7. Public-relations campaigning and news production: the case of 'new unionism' in Britain / Aeron Davis -- 8. Mainstreaming the margins: the transformation of Marxism Today / Herbert F. Pimlott -- Pt. IV. Media as Cultural Product -- 9. Literary editors, social networks and cultural tradition / James Curran -- 10. Music divisions: the recording industry and the social mediation of cultural production / Keith Negus -- 11. Media, cultural identity and the state: the case of Hong Kong / Eric Kit-Wai Ma -- 12. Media organisations and non-media people / Nick Couldry.".
• catalog extent "vi, 292 p. :".
• catalog identifier "034072014X".
• catalog identifier "0340720158 pbk.".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "London : Arnold ; New York : Co-published in the United States of America by Oxford University Press,".
• catalog subject "302.23 21".
• catalog subject "Mass media Social aspects.".
• catalog subject "Mass media and culture.".
• catalog subject "Organizational behavior.".
• catalog subject "P95.54 .M42 2000".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction / James Curran -- Pt. I. Overview -- 1. Media organisations in society: central issues / Goldsmiths Media Group -- Pt. II. Media as Industry -- 2. Spectacle, synergy and megamusicals: the global-industrialisation of the live-entertainment economy / Jonathan Burston -- 3. The political economy of the Internet / Korinna Patelis -- 4. Alternative media, alternative texts? Rethinking democratisation in the cultural industries / David Hesmondhalgh -- 5. Broadcasting deregulation in Turkey: uniformity within diversity / Dilruba Catalbas -- Pt. III. Media as Battlefield -- 6. The killing of Brazilian street children and the rise of the international public sphere / Sonia Serra -- 7. Public-relations campaigning and news production: the case of 'new unionism' in Britain / Aeron Davis -- 8. Mainstreaming the margins: the transformation of Marxism Today / Herbert F. Pimlott -- Pt. IV. Media as Cultural Product -- 9. Literary editors, social networks and cultural tradition / James Curran -- 10. Music divisions: the recording industry and the social mediation of cultural production / Keith Negus -- 11. Media, cultural identity and the state: the case of Hong Kong / Eric Kit-Wai Ma -- 12. Media organisations and non-media people / Nick Couldry.".
• catalog title "Media organisations in society / edited by James Curran.".
• catalog type "text".