Viewer Discretion Advised: Taking Control of Mass Media Influences
Autor Jeffrey McCallen Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 apr 2007
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780742555204
ISBN-10: 0742555208
Pagini: 161
Dimensiuni: 139 x 215 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0742555208
Pagini: 161
Dimensiuni: 139 x 215 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Chapter 1 1 Media Awareness for All
Chapter 2 2 Getting to Know the First Amendment
Chapter 3 3 Sex, Skin, and Swearing
Chapter 4 4 This Is Not News
Chapter 5 5 Television News or MTV?
Chapter 6 6 Packaged Politics
Chapter 7 7 Media-Saturated Kids
Chapter 8 8 Big Media, Little Responsibility
Chapter 9 9 How You Can Fight Back-Today
Chapter 2 2 Getting to Know the First Amendment
Chapter 3 3 Sex, Skin, and Swearing
Chapter 4 4 This Is Not News
Chapter 5 5 Television News or MTV?
Chapter 6 6 Packaged Politics
Chapter 7 7 Media-Saturated Kids
Chapter 8 8 Big Media, Little Responsibility
Chapter 9 9 How You Can Fight Back-Today
Recenzii
In Viewer Discretion Advised Jeffrey McCall gets right to the heart of why the mass media are of such concern to so many people. He illuminates the controversial issues of media sex, superficial news, a media-hijacked political system, lack of protection for children, and the limits of First Amendment protections of speech. McCall writes with a clear, engaging style so that everyone can read this intriguing book-and everyone should read it.
Jeff McCall's searing book raises painful issues that we all-as Americans, as journalists, and as consumers of mass media-should be examining and for which we should be demanding answers and change. Though I disagree personally and professionally with important parts of his analysis, I applaud his journey into my world and the spotlight of his challenging questions.
McCall offers practical advice on how Americans can insist on more responsible media and better control of their own viewing habits and those of their children.
Highly recommended. All readers; all levels.
A combination of a plea for media literary/education and a set of elements for such a course, Viewer Discretion Advised presents a good deal of information about the mass media in the United States...
McCall offers analysis of media elements from the First Amendment to the Advent of video news releases. He explores shortcomings in television from the level of sex and violence in programming to the paucity of serious coverage of social issues or political campaigns. . . . Offers practical advice on how Americans can insist on more repsonsible media and better control their own viewing habits and those of their children.
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Jeff McCall's searing book raises painful issues that we all-as Americans, as journalists, and as consumers of mass media-should be examining and for which we should be demanding answers and change. Though I disagree personally and professionally with important parts of his analysis, I applaud his journey into my world and the spotlight of his challenging questions.
McCall offers practical advice on how Americans can insist on more responsible media and better control of their own viewing habits and those of their children.
Highly recommended. All readers; all levels.
A combination of a plea for media literary/education and a set of elements for such a course, Viewer Discretion Advised presents a good deal of information about the mass media in the United States...
McCall offers analysis of media elements from the First Amendment to the Advent of video news releases. He explores shortcomings in television from the level of sex and violence in programming to the paucity of serious coverage of social issues or political campaigns. . . . Offers practical advice on how Americans can insist on more repsonsible media and better control their own viewing habits and those of their children.
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