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No News is Bad News
Keeping Pace with the New Television, by Sheila Mahony, Nick DeMartino, and Robert Stengel, ...
by Jeremy Tunstall
Encounter, May 1981, pp. 77-82
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  1. Keeping Pace with the New Television (1980)
    Sheila Mahony, Nick DeMartino, and Robert Stengel, ...
    Public Television and Changing Technology
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  2. Goodbye, Gutenberg (1980)
    Anthony Smith
    The Newspaper Revolution of the 1980s
    2 Reviews, 1 Readable
  3. Message of Television (1981)
    Roger Silverstone
    Myth and Narrative in Contemporary Culture
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  4. The Myths of Information (1981)
    Kathleen M. Woodward
    Technology and Postindustrial Culture
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  5. More Bad News (1980)
    Peter Beharrell
    2 Reviews, 2 Readable
  6. Bad News (1980)
    Glasgow University Media Group
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  7. Sociology of Journalism and the Press (1980)
    Harry Christian
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  8. The Prerogative of the Harlot (1980)
    Hugh Cudlipp
    Press Barons and Power
    2 Reviews, 1 Readable
  9. Power Without Responsibility (1981)
    James Curran and Jean Seaton
    The Press and Broadcasting in Britain
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  10. The Bureaucracy of Truth (1981)
    Paul Lendvai
    How Communist Governments Manage the News
    6 Reviews, 1 Readable
  11. Thirty Seconds (1980)
    Michael Arlen
    3 Reviews, 2 Readable
  12. Open Up! (1980)
    Trevor Barnes
    Britain and Freedom of Information in the 1980s
    1 Review, 1 Readable
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