The Edinburgh History of the British and Irish Press, Volume 3: Competition and Disruption, 1900-2017

ISBN-13: 9781474424929 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 784 str.

Martin Conboy; Adrian Bingham

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Acknowledgements; Preface; Introduction: Adrian Bingham; 1. Economics: Ownership and Competion: Jonathan Hardy; 2. News Production: Robert Campbell; 3. Readers and Readerships: Thomas O’Malley; 4. Regulation: Julian Petley; 5. Identities and Communities: John Steel; 6. Transatlantic Exchanges: Mark Hampton; 7. Literary and Review Journalism: Sarah Lonsdale; 8. Financial Press: Steve Schifferes (in memory of Richard Roberts); 9. Digital News, Digitized News: Scott Eldridge II; 10. Professional Identity: Aaron Ackerley; 11. News Agencies: Jonathan Grun; 12. Photography and Illustration: Frances Robertson; 13. The Sporting Press: Steve Tate; 14. Women’s Magazines: Maggie Andrews and Fan Carter; 15. Welsh Press: Simon Gywn Roberts; 16. The Irish-language Press: Regina?Uí?Chollatáin; 17. The Gaelic Press: Rob Dunbar; 18. The Northern Irish Press: Nora Moroney and Stephen O’Neill; 19. The Black British and Irish Press: Olive Vassell; 20. Cartoons: Jane Chapman; 21. Britain’s Imperial Press System: Simon Potter; 22. The Entertainment Press: Patrick Glen; 23. Feminism and Feminist Press: Kaitlynn Mendes and Jilly Boyce Kay; 24. The LGBTQ Press: Alison Oram and Justin Bengry; 25. Press and the Labour Movement: Thomas Dowling and Adrian Bingham; 26. The Tabloid Press: Sofia Johansson; 27. The Sunday Press: Martin Conboy; 28. Satirical Journalism: Felix Larkin and James Whitworth (Case Study); 29. Newspaper Reporting of the Westminster Parliament: Bob Franklin; 30. Extra-Parliamentary Reporting: Andrew Calcutt and Mark Beachill; 31. Science and the Press: Robert Bud; 32. The Metropolitan Press: Mark O’Brien; 33. The Provincial Press, Rachel Matthews; Concluding Comments; Timeline of Significant Events; Bibliography; Additional Notes.