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Subject(s)

• Radio journalism [Browse]

Series

• Communication and society (Routledge (Firm)) [More in this series]
• Communication and society

Notes

Includes glossary (p. 122-176).

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. 287-299) and index.

Contents

• Pt. I. Introduction: Practice, Theory and History. 1. From Box Room to Digital Control Room. 2. Basic Skills, Listening and Contacts. 3. Experience, Print Media, Languages and Multimedia. 4. Attitudes and News. 5. Objectivity and Theory
• Pt. II. Radio Journalism History: Origins to 1939. 6. The Origins. 7. The Political and Journalistic Use of Early Recording Technology. 8. Early Radio Journalism. 9. The Political Dimension of Sound Journalism. 10. Sport: a springboard for spontaneity. 11. Radio Drama: a source of innovation and sensational treatment. 12. Appeasement and Fascism: radio's response through journalism
• Pt. III. Practice Skills and Contemporary Practice. 13. The Voice and the A to Z of Presentation. 14. Using Portable Equipment. 15. Writing Radio News. Glossary of Radio News and A to Z of Vocabulary and Principles
• Pt. IV. The Second World War: From Adolescence to Adulthood. 16. The Phoney War and the Fall of France.
• 17. The Holocaust and Other Horrors. 18. Dieppe, Pearl Harbor, D-Day and other Campaigns
• Pt. V. International Media Law for Radio Journalists. 19. Defamation. 20. Contempt of Court, Access to Court Proceedings and Other Restrictions. 21. Sources, Election Law and Other Matters
• Pt. VI. Modern Styles of Radio Reporting and Journalism. 22. The History and Development of UK Independent Radio Journalism. 23. Contrasting Styles of Contemporary Radio Journalism.

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ISBN

• 0415096723 (hbk. : alk. paper)
• 0415096731 (pbk. : alk. paper)

LCCN

97016886

OCLC

36915946

RCP

C - S

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