This book traces the evolution of the newspaper, documenting its changing form, style and content as well as identifying the different roles ascribed to it by audiences, government and other social institutions.
This book traces the evolution of the newspaper, documenting its changing form, style and content as well as identifying the different roles ascribed to it by audiences, government and other social institutions.
Kevin Williams is Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Swansea University. He is author of Get Me a Murder a Day! A History of Mass Communication in Britain (1998), Understanding Media Theory (2003) and European Media Studies (2005).
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Introduction: News, Newspapers and Society 1. Spreading the Word: the Pre history of Newspapers 1486 1660 2. Newspapers for the Few: Politics, the Press and Partisanship 1660 1789 3. Knowledge and Power: the Radical Newspaper 1789 1850 4. Transition to Democracy: the Press as 'the Fourth Estate' 1850 1890 5. The Northcliffe Revolution: the Rise of the Commercial Newspaper 1890 1922 6. Newspaper Wars: the Press in the Inter War Years 1922 1939 7. War, Social Change and Reconstruction: Newspapers at War and Peace 1939 1967 8. The Land of the Rising Sun: the Emergence of the Tabloid Newspaper 1967 1989 9. The Long Goodbye: the Newspaper and Technological Change 1989 present
Introduction: News, Newspapers and Society 1. Spreading the Word: the Pre history of Newspapers 1486 1660 2. Newspapers for the Few: Politics, the Press and Partisanship 1660 1789 3. Knowledge and Power: the Radical Newspaper 1789 1850 4. Transition to Democracy: the Press as 'the Fourth Estate' 1850 1890 5. The Northcliffe Revolution: the Rise of the Commercial Newspaper 1890 1922 6. Newspaper Wars: the Press in the Inter War Years 1922 1939 7. War, Social Change and Reconstruction: Newspapers at War and Peace 1939 1967 8. The Land of the Rising Sun: the Emergence of the Tabloid Newspaper 1967 1989 9. The Long Goodbye: the Newspaper and Technological Change 1989 present
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