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Labour sought to develop policies regulating newspaper ownership and the role of journalists. It endeavoured to both correct what it perceived as press bias against the Labour Party and to address the broader issues of political and cultural diversity. Labour s Relationship with the Press provides a lucid analysis of how Labour s policies on the press sit within the context of the party s overall development from Harold Wilson, through the party s flirtation with Robert Maxwell, to the robust approach of Tony Blair. It offers a fresh insight into New Labour s concern with press management and...

Providing a much-needed analytical account of the implications of interactive participation in the construction of media content, this book critically assesses internet news production. With the rise of blogging and citizen journalism, it is a commonplace to observe that interactive participatory media is transforming the relationship between the traditional professional media and their audience. A current, popular, assumption is that the traditional flow of information from media to citizen is being reformed into a democratic dialogue between members of a community. The editors and...

Providing a much-needed analytical account of the implications of interactive participation in the construction of media content, this book critically assesses internet news production. With the rise of blogging and citizen journalism, it is a commonplace to observe that interactive participatory media is transforming the relationship between the traditional professional media and their audience. A current, popular, assumption is that the traditional flow of information from media to citizen is being reformed into a democratic dialogue between members of a community. The editors and...

Labour sought to develop policies regulating newspaper ownership and the role of journalists. It endeavoured to both correct what it perceived as press bias against the Labour Party and to address the broader issues of political and cultural diversity. Labour s Relationship with the Press provides a lucid analysis of how Labour s policies on the press sit within the context of the party s overall development from Harold Wilson, through the party s flirtation with Robert Maxwell, to the robust approach of Tony Blair. It offers a fresh insight into New Labour s concern with press management and...