ISBN: 9780861963591 - cnn world report: ted turner's international news coup (acamedia research monograph s., band 9) (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Book contains pen & pencil markings. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,450grams, ISBN:0861963598.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Hardcover, vi + 102 pages. Ex-college library, an external stamp on side outer page edges, internal library markings. Pages are clean, bright, untanned, with unmarked text and good secure binding. Boards show sunning to edges and spine, shelfwear, a couple of cosmetic edge-nicks to upper spine (not affecting binding), several scuff-marks, rubbed tips of outer corners, short creases and small indentations, scratches. Issued without a dust jacket. -- World Report is the world's first global newscast and international news exchange, one of the few positive outcomes from 20 years of rancorous debate in the United Nations about a 'new world information and communication order' - and it comes not from government intervention but from the risk-taking of a socially concerned capitalist and entrepreneur. CNN founder, Ted Turner, established World Report in 1987 not as a profit venture but for the specific purpose of giving people around the world 'a chance to be heard from'. The CNN World Report consists of news collected by local journalists from 130 countries representing 185 broadcast news organizations. CNN agrees to carry the stories on its internationally-distributed network without censoring or editing them, and makes all such stories available to participating stations for their own use without cost or copyright restrictions. From the very first broadcast, Ohio University's Institute for Telecommunications Studies has tracked this unusual news programme, seeking to answer such questions as who contributes to the CNN World Report, and why? Is the participation across regions equal? Do the more affluent stations tend to dominate the newscast? What local use is made of this material? What is the news about? Is it crisis/political news? Development news? How does World Report reflect the status of women as reporters? As newsmakers? How does its content compare with that of other international news services? What are the rules of exchange, and how have these rules evolved and been accepted by participants? Finally, what are the motivations of Ted Turner and CNN, and what do they expect to gain? The book is a scholarly study written in a friendly style which describes how an 'off the wall idea' of Ted Turner's is making big changes in the established order of international news and helping to position CNN as the competitor to beat in the international news business. --- Contents: Introduction; 1. Cable News Goes Global (The World Report Experiment; The Global Newscast; Local News From Abroad); 2. New Order Journalism (Philosophy; Rules; Staffing; Gatekeeping; Packaging); 3. What Makes the News? (World Report Content; Daily World Report; World Report Specials); 4. The Origins of CNN World Report (Information Technologies; Regional News Exchanges; Training; Cable TV and Other Outlets; Consumer Interest; Profitability; International Politics; Public Diplomacy; Turner Unorthodoxy); 5. How TV News Organizations See World Report (Global Audience; News Exchange; Uncensored Reports; Broadcaster Concerns; International Usage); 6. Expanding the World News Agenda (Television Diplomacy; Alternative News; Reciprocal News; Inclusive News); 7. Conclusions.…