The daily planet
Subtitle: a critic on the capitalist culture beat
By: Patricia Aufderheide
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Minneapolis, Minn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
ISBN-13: 9780816633418; 9780816633425
Subjects: Radiodiffusion publique; Communication; Massenmedien; Aspect social; Médias; Coopération internationale; Médias et culture; Mass media
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Capitalist culture and the Left; title: Growing up is hard to do in kidpix; title: Is educational children's TV possible?; title: Paul Harvey and the culture of resentment; title: Vietnam grunts r us; title: Black magic; title: When any alien looks good; title: The what and how of public broadcasting; title: Public television and the public sphere; title: Access cable TV as electronic public space; title: Access cable in action; title: The missing space on satellite TV; title: After the fairness doctrine; title: Journalism and public life seen through the "Net"; title: Beyond apocalypse and utopia in cyberspace; title: Camcorder confessions; title: The social-issue documentary redux; title: British working-class films; title: New Latin American cinema reconsidered; title: Grassroots video in Latin America; title: Making video with Brazilian Indians; title: Memory and history in sub-Saharan African cinema; title: Why and how to teach media literacy; title: Does a librarian need multiculturalism?; title: Conversations in Latin America; title: Doing business with the Democrats; title: Oh, grow up.