Showing posts with label pluralism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pluralism. Show all posts
Pluralism and the fourth Estate: More voices, more democracy, and can we ever measure the impact?

Pluralism and the fourth Estate: More voices, more democracy, and can we ever measure the impact?

This study completed by the High Level Group on Media Freedom and Pluralism in 2013 on behalf of the EU shows just how seriously a fre...

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Castells and the Media

Castells and the Media

An accessible and insightful overview of the work of Manuel Castells is this book by Philip N Howard (Polity press, 2006). Castells p...

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The network aginst the culture machine

The network aginst the culture machine

Its difficult if not impossible to say anything about power, the internet and communication culture without looking at the huge body of work...

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Pluralism, Anti-pluralism and Power

Pluralism, Anti-pluralism and Power

A central theme to this study is that I will look at the possibility of whether pluralistic models of the media, specifically crowdfund...

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Pluralism and Spreadable Media

Pluralism and Spreadable Media

Jenkins, H, Green, J, & Ford, S 2013, Spreadable Media : Creating Value And Meaning In A Networked Culture, New York: NYU Press, e...

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Pluralist Approaches: Networked culture

Pluralist Approaches: Networked culture

So I have been reading a couple of different texts this weekend, broadly from the same pluralist perspective. It's refreshing to read th...

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Pluralism and the press: An introduction

Pluralism and the press: An introduction

I love this clip. I think its because i have read too much Adorno, Horkheimer and Gramsci recently and I was in need of some light relief!...

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