"Poverty is a recurrent theme in the news media, often linked to different underlying agendas. Issues such as famine, exclusion and conflict are regularly represented in the media as the consequence of poverty. However, there is no overarching consensus about what it is. Very different narratives and discourses shape the discussions of 'poverty' in the global news media. By so doing, journalists and news editors working for global media outlets often tend to obscure the structural causes of poverty and dismiss the very issue at the centre; that of inequality. This book deconstructs a spectrum of representations and misrepresentations of poverty in mainstream media outlets worldwide, investigating how and why poverty becomes newsworthy - and how the news media frames poverty, in ways that variously helps and hinders the public's understanding of poverty and its causes. The book looks at how journalistic ideologies, practices and news cultures define the way poverty is reported. It also examines issues such as the historical construction of discourses of poverty in the news and how news media represents visually poverty and inequality"--
Ivy and Bean try to make money by writing a newspaper about Pancake Court but the neighbors are not pleased to read about themselves.
This collection includes newspaper articles, reviews, lectures, and propagandizing essays that are consciously public, direct, and communicative.
A practical guide for journalists, public relations and marketing professionals, bloggers and social media experts to staying on the right side of the law.
A practical guide to starting a career in journalism
This book is about writing and storytelling.
This is the second collection of the columns by Stephen Mulholland that appear in the Sunday Times, and are the most widely read of their kind in South Africa.
... According to columnist David S. Broder , “ The one clear American policy revolution of [ the 1980s ] was engineered by Ronald Reagan when he came to power intent on reversing the almost half - century growth of the welfare state .
The Media Elite
Dear Mr. Lelyveld: I am writing regards the Times' national coverage of Jack Blum's testimony on the B.C.C.I. before a sub-committee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Aug. 1. In the Aug. 2nd edition, there was an article by ...
The council also appointed white real estate agent Nancy Watterman to replace white board member Edie Rachels , who asked not to serve again . The new chairman of the school board will be the Rev. Robert Howell , a black minister . 8.