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SOCIETYIndustries, Images, and Audiences • FOURTH EDITIONDAVID CROTEAUVirginia Commonwealth UniversilyWILLIAM HOYNESVassar CollegeSTEFANIA MILAN($)SAGELos Angeles 1 London I New Oelh1Singapore 1 Washington DC
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Page 2 and 3: MEDIA/SOCIETYFOURTH EDITION
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Page 10 and 11: The Internet and Political News 239
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Page 14 and 15: PrefaceWe live in a society that is
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CHAPTER 2 The Economics of the Med1
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CHAPTER 2 The Economics of the ,\1e
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CHAPTER 3Political Influence on Med
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CHAPTER 3 Political Influence on Me
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114 PART 11 PRODUCTIONWorking Withi
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116 PART II PRODUCTIONSo far, we ha
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122 PART 11 PRODUCTIONto the im ort
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124 PART II PRODUCTIONhave argued t
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134 PART II PRODUCTIONmade alternat
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142 PART II PRODUCTIONtheir presenc
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144 PART 11 PRODUCTION. mber of mus
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148 PI\RT II PRODUCTIONThe highly d
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CHAPTER 5Media and IdeologyMost med
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CHAPTER 5 Media and Ideology 161Exh
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CHAPTER 5 Media and Ideology 163Med
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CHAPTER 5 Media and Ideology 169Mis
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CHAPTER 5 Media and Ideology 183for
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CHAPTER 6Social Inequality andMedia
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CHAPTER 6 Social Inequality and Med
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CHAPTER 6 Social inequality and Med
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CHAPTER 7Media Influenceand the Pol
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CHAPTER 8Active Audiences and theCo
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CHAPTER 9Media TechnologyJ n previo
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CHAPTER 9 Media Technology 301The N
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CHAPTER 9 Media Technology 303shows
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Commercial Interests and User Habit
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CHAPTER 9 Media Technology 311gener
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CHAPTER 1 0Med;a ;n a Chang;ngGloba
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CHAPTER 10 Media in a Changing Glob
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350 MEDIA/SOCIETYMEDIA EDUCATIONAbo
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3 54 MEDIA/SOCIETYArtz. Lee and Yah
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356 MEDIA/SOCIETYButcher, Melissa.
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358 MEDIA/SOCIETYCroteau. David. 19
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360 MEDIA/SOCIETYFejes, Fred. !992.
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362 MEDIA/SOCIETYGorman, Bill. 2009
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366 MEDIA/SOCIETYLavery, David, ed.
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368 MEDIA/SOCIETYMcClure, Robert an
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3 7 0 MEDIA/SOCIETYNacos, Brigitte
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3 7 6 MEDIA/SOCIETYTunstall, Jeremy
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IndexABC network, 33, 57, 59, 86Acq
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Index 381Celebrity news, 44Celebrit
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Index 383Feminist interpretive resi
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Index 387Media regulation. See Regu
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Index 389journalistic work routines
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Index 391Rating and warning system,
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