2002
DOI: 10.3917/dbu.matte.2002.01
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La mondialisation des médias contre la censure

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“…Subsequently, this approach was reformulated by figures such as Garnham (1990Garnham ( [1984) in Britain and Miège (2004Miège ( [1984) in France, who developed a Marxist political economy of the "cultural industries" (to which media were central). The political economization of culture became the intellectual basis for cultural industries policies pursued by left-wing policy-makers as one response to urban decline and de-industrialization, and also in some instances (notably in France) as part of the struggle to secure necessary material conditions for combatting cultural imperialism (Mattelart, Delcourt, and Mattelart 1983). Later, New Labour recoded these concerns in their "creative industries" trope.…”
Section: The Creative Turnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, this approach was reformulated by figures such as Garnham (1990Garnham ( [1984) in Britain and Miège (2004Miège ( [1984) in France, who developed a Marxist political economy of the "cultural industries" (to which media were central). The political economization of culture became the intellectual basis for cultural industries policies pursued by left-wing policy-makers as one response to urban decline and de-industrialization, and also in some instances (notably in France) as part of the struggle to secure necessary material conditions for combatting cultural imperialism (Mattelart, Delcourt, and Mattelart 1983). Later, New Labour recoded these concerns in their "creative industries" trope.…”
Section: The Creative Turnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, this approach was reformulated by figures such as Garnham (1990Garnham ( [1984) in Britain andMiège (2004 [1984]) in France, who developed a Marxist political economy of the "cultural industries" (to which media were central). The political economization of culture became the intellectual basis for cultural industries policies pursued by left-wing policy-makers as one response to urban decline and de-industrialization, and also in some instances (notably in France) as part of the struggle to secure necessary material conditions for combatting cultural imperialism (Mattelart, Delcourt, and Mattelart 1983). Later, New Labour recoded these concerns in their "creative industries" trope.…”
Section: The Creative Turnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tristan Mattelart qui a bien synthétisé et contribué à animer ce débat (Mattelart, 2003) sur la transnationalisation des médias, aide à dépasser certaines apories. Il montre en effet que les tenants de l'homogénéisation des productions médiatiques trouvent paradoxalement aliment dans les présupposés du discours du géo-marketing, cette thèse reposant sur un postulat moderniste techno-centrique 3 .…”
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