Power Without Responsibility : Press, Broadcasting and the Internet in Britain (Paperback, 8 ed)

Part One

Press History

James Curran

1. Press History as Political Mythology
2. Struggle for a Free Press
3. Janus Face of Reform
4. Industrialization of the Press
5. Era of the Press Barons
6. Press Under Public Regulation
7. Post-war Press: Fable of Progress
8. Press and the remaking of Britain
9. Rise of Neo-Liberal Establishment
10. Moral Decline of Press

Part Two

Broadcasting History

Jean Seaton

11. Reith and the Denial of Politics
12. Broadcasting and the Blitz
13. Public Service Commerce
14. Foreign Affairs
15. Class, Taste and Profit
16. Managers, Regulators and Broadcasters
17. Public Service Under Attack
18. Broadcasting Rollercoaster

Part Three

Rise of New Media

19. New Media in Britain ? James Curran
20. History of the Internet ? James Curran
21. Sociology of the Internet ? James Curran
22. Social Media? ? Jean Seaton

Part Four

Theories of the Media

Jean Seaton

23. Metabolising Britishness
24. Global Understanding
25. Broadcasting and the Theory of Public Service

Part Five

Politics of the Media

26. Industrial Folklore and Press Reform ? James Curran
27. Contradictions in Media Policy ? James Curran/Jean Seaton
28. Media Reform: Democratic Choices ? James Curran

Bibliography

Index