Power Without Responsibility : Press, Broadcasting and the Internet in Britain (Paperback, 9 ed)

PART I:?Press history??1. Press history as political mythology? 2. The 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. Moral decline of the press??PART II:?Broadcasting history??10. Reith and the denial of politics? 11. Broadcasting and the Blitz? 12. Public service commerce: ITV, new audiences and new revenue? 13. Foreign affairs: The BBC, the world and the government? 14. Class, taste and profit? 15. Managers, regulators and broadcasters? 16. Public service under attack? 17. Broadcasting roller-coaster??PART III:?Rise of new media??18.? New media in Britain? 19.? History of the internet? 20.? Sociology of the internet? 21.? Social media: Making new societies or polarization merchants???PART IV:?Theories of the media??22.? Metabolising Britishness? 23.? Public service understanding: Moonshot time for the BBC and public service broadcasting? 24.? Broadcasting and the theory of public service??PART V:?Politics of the media??25.??Industrial folklore and press reform? 26.? Contradictions in media policy? 27.? Media reform: Democratic choices? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ??