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ISBN: 9780367178505
Publisher: CRC PRESS
Subtitle: TECHNOLOGY, MULTISERVICES, AND DEPLOYMENT
Author: ZORAN S. BOJKOVIC
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| Weight | 0.85 kg |
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| ISBN | 9780367178505 |
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| Publication Date | 2020 |
| Pages | 340 |
| Author | DRAGORAD A. MILOVANOVIC, TULSI PAWAN FOWDUR, ZORAN S. BOJKOVIC |
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ISBN: 9781416556794
Publisher: A LISA DREW BOOK
Subtitle: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF REBEL JOURNALIST I. F. STONE
Author: MYRA MACPHERSON
ISBN: 9780367182052
Publisher: ROUTLEDGE
Subtitle: ESSAYS OF REFRACTION
Author: NICK COULDRY
ISBN: 9788184312775
Publisher: TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS PUNE
Subtitle: 1ST ED
Author: J. S. CHITODE
In this wide-ranging social history of American media, from the first printing press to the early days of radio, Paul Starr shows that the creation of modern communications was as much the result of political choices as of technological invention. His original historical analysis reveals how the decisions that led to a state-run post office and private monopolies on the telegraph and telephone systems affected a developing society. He illuminates contemporary controversies over freedom of information by exploring such crucial formative issues as freedom of the press, intellectual property, privacy, public access to information, and the shaping of specific technologies and institutions.America’s critical choices in these areas, Starr argues, affect the long-run path of development in a society and have had wide social, economic, and even military ramifications. The Creation of the Media not only tells the history of the media in a new way; it puts America and its global influence into a new perspective.
ISBN: 0465081932
Publisher: BASIC BOOKS
Subtitle: POLITICAL ORIGINS OF MODERN COMMUNICATIONS
Author: PAUL STARR
ISBN: 0262731754
Publisher: MIT PRESS
Subtitle: NEW MEDIA AS STORY, PERFORMANCE AND GAME
Author: PAT HARRIGAN
ISBN: 8176356085
Publisher: TECHMEDIA
Subtitle: (REVISED & UPDATES 4TH ED 2002)
Author: ROBERT LAFORE
‘Ashraf penetratingly explores the mesh of global journalistic hierarchies, capitalism and neo-imperialism in one of the world’s most dangerous war zones the historically fractious Pashtun Belt straddling Pakistan and Afghanistan. Readers concerned with the politics of intellectual labor in war reporting should grasp this book for its fresh analysis and grounded information.’ -John D.H. Downing, Chief Editor, Sage Handbook of Media Studies ‘Reporting from FATA-Afghanistan-Pakistan, the ground zero of news production today where imperialism, capitalism, and religious fundamentalism collude to constantly displace people from their homes and lives. Syed Irfan Ashraf reveals how the ubiquitous ‘fixer’ is not just another professional category in journalism, but its nadir. From his own experience as a ‘fixer’, Ashraf shows how the global media capitalist machine literally feeds on the life and work of local journalists, mutilating them into its ‘eyes and ears’, and the terrible costs extracted in return for the fundamental human desire to be seen and heard; to speak back to an international public and not just be its victim or other. Thinking like Marx, Ashraf explains how the ‘fixer’ is a role, imposed by the process of proletarianization and its dehumanizing consequences, not only for journalists, but society as a whole. -Jyotsna Kapur, Professor, Cinema and Media Studies, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, US ‘This book offers a unique perspective on regional journalism. Documenting a history of impunity against progressive voices, it probes how the local journalists in Pakistan are agents and victims at the same time in the violent power politics? As a working journalist-turned-academic, Ashraf’s twenty-five years of experience also offer an insight into what the future holds for journalists (and journalism) in Pakistan’s periphery as well as its urban centers.’ -Faizullah Jan, Chair, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Peshawar The Dark Side of Journalism provides a local journalist’s perspective on the role of ‘fixers’ local journalists hired to help global media outlets report on wars over the past four decades. Fixers enable global media to access news about al-Qaida and the Taliban in distant regions and dangerous caves on Pakistan and Afghanistan’s borders. Their risky pursuits have led to unprecedented death rates of local reporters during the U.S.-led war on terror. The Dark Side of Journalism illustrates both the essentiality of fixers to global news production, as well as their utter dispensability. Irfan Ashraf has a PhD in mass communication and media arts (MCMA) from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale and is an assistant professor at the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Peshawar, Pakistan.
Author: SYED IRFAN ASHRAF
ISBN: 9789697834501
ISBN: 9789697834501
Publisher: FOLIO BOOKS
Subtitle: THE CULTURE AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL MEDIA IN PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN
Author: SYED IRFAN ASHRAF
ISBN: 9781138223059
Publisher: ROUTLEDGE
Subtitle: THE KEY CONCEPTS
Author: BOB FRANKLIN
