The Myth of Media GlobalizationISBN: 978-0-7456-3908-6
Hardcover
232 pages
April 2007, Polity
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List of Figures and Tables vii
Introduction 1
1 Theory – Structural Transformation of the Global Public Sphere? 7
2 International Reporting – ‘No Further than Columbus . . .’ 24
3 Satellite Television – the Renaissance of World Regions 56
4 Film and Programme Imports – Entertainment Culture as the Core of Media Globalization 82
5 The Internet – the Information Revolution Which Came Too Late for the ‘Third Wave of Democratization’ 100
6 International Broadcasting – from National Propaganda to Global Dialogue and Back Again 118
7 Media and Immigration – Ethnicity and Transculturalism in the Media Age 128
8 Media Policy – why the State Continues to Play a Role 142
9 Media Capital – the Limits of Transnationalization 158
Conclusion: Globalization – a Necessary Myth 167
Notes 175
Bibliography 197
Internet Sources 214
Index 217