Media Studies and the Mainstreaming of Media History

Hampton, Mark Andrew

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“…As a non-financial virtue bound group, the press offers fertile ground for exploration in terms of its views on environmental issues. It has already been noted that the press, as a vital informational source (Miller, 2006), has power to influence public opinion (Ader, 1995;Donohue et al, 1995;Brown and Deegan, 1998;Baron, 2005) and to critique modern society (Thogersen, 2006;Hampton, 2005). Because newspapers have important and powerful social controls (Thogersen, 2006;Hampton, 2005;Splichal, 2002) especially in a developing country context, this paper uses their coverage of important environmental issues as expounded by the Global Reporting Initiative (2002) index to gather an overall press viewpoint of Indonesian environmental issues.…”

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“…Against this voluntary Indonesian environmental reporting background, resides the press which is described as one of the most prominent and powerful stakeholder groups in Indonesia affairs (Oetama, 2005;Sushartami, 2003).The press has informational (Miller, 2006;Ader, 1995;Donohue, Tichenor, and Olien., 1995;Brown and Deegan, 1998;Baron, 2005), critical (Thogersen, 2006;Hampton, 2005) and evaluative (Thogersen, 2006;Hampton, 2005;Splichal, 2002) roles in society, especially in a developing country context (Bokhorst-Heng, 2002) and, like their Indonesian company counterparts, have no mandatory requirements to inform the public on environmental reporting issues. However, many organs of the press have an ethical duty to serve as watchdog for society (Miller, 2006).…”

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The Fallacy Of Assuming Equality: Evidence Showing Vastly Different Weighting Of The Global Reporting Initiatives Key Items

Suhardjanto

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Brown

2011

IBER

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The press represents the media as a key stakeholder group that is largely ignored by the strategic management branch of stakeholder theory. This study analyses over 2000 articles of the local, regional and national coverage of environmental reporting items to measure press coverage priorities as the weighting mechanism for importance of various environmental issues. The results show a dramatically diverse coverage of the 35 items of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). This paper thus provides stakeholder evidence of environmental press coverage demonstrating hugely diverse priorities. The findings sharply question the assumption of equal weightings for communication studies employing the popular Global Reporting Initiative (2002; 2006). This study posits that such a fundamentally different index weighting provides a more relevant and useful guide for developing countries wishing to take up the spirit of the global reporting initiative. The need for country/cultural specific weightings is advocated.

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Section: The Pressmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The Fallacy Of Assuming Equality: Evidence Showing Vastly Different Weighting Of The Global Reporting Initiatives Key Items

Suhardjanto

Tower

Brown

2011

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“…Nerone, hemen her türlü tarihten yararlanarak çalışmalarını şekillendiren iletişim araştırmacılarının, buna rağmen bir türlü ayrı bir medya tarihi alanı şekillendirememelerine de değinmekte, tüm bunlara rağmen medya tarihinin kendisini yeni yeni bulan bir alan olduğunu belirtmektedir (2006: 254). Son yıllarda yaşanan toplumsal değişimler ve bu değişimlerin hissedilirliğini arttıran yeni medya gelişmeleri ise, iletişim çalışmaları alanında tarihin önemini daha da arttırmakta (Scannel, 2002: 191), yapılan temel çalışmalar medya tarihine daha fazla yönelmeyi ve çalışmalarda tarihsel bağlamın önemine yer vermeyi teşvik etmektedir (Hampton, 2005;Ross, 2008).…”

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İleti̇şi̇m Araştirmalari Ve Medya Tari̇hi̇ Yazimi: Türki̇ye’de Yayincilik Tari̇hi̇ Araştirmalari

Ilaslan¹

2016

SBE Dergi

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ÖZETMedya tarihi ve tarih yazımı son zamanlarda ayrı bir çalışma alanı olarak iletişim çalışmaları alanında kendisine yer bulmaya başlamıştır. Bu kapsamda medya tarihi çalışmalarının ve medya tarihi yazımının önemi giderek ön plana çıkmaktadır. Bu çalışmalarda kültürel, toplumsal ve ekonomik boyutları ile modern toplumsal hayat içinde kendisine yer bulan kitle iletişim araçlarının özellikle tarihsel bağlam içinde ele alınmasının önemine değinilmekte, medya çalışmaları ile tarih arasındaki kopukluk aşılmaya çalışılmaktadır. Yayıncılık bağlamında medya tarihi araştırmalarının sorgulanacağı bu çalışmada, Türkiye'de yayıncılık tarihi çalışmalarına odaklanılacaktır. Bu bağlamda, Türkiye'de medya tarihi çalışmalarının gelişimi ve iletişim çalışmaları içindeki konumu incelenecektir.Anahtar Kelimeler: Medya, Medya Tarihi, Medya Tarihi Yazımı, Yayıncılık. ABSTRACTMedia history and historiography recently began to find a place as a separate work area in the field of communication studies. In this context, the importance of media history studies and media historiography increasingly come to the fore. This studies specifically referred to the importance of analyse the mass media in a historical context, and are trying to overcome the gap between history and media studies. In this study, researches of broadcasting history will be questioned in Turkey. In this context I will examine the development of the study of the history of media and the position of this studies in the communication studies in Turkey.

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“…The decision to separate media and communications from culture in the second 1998 devolution referendum settlement may not have been a wise decision in a constitutive moment (Hampton, 2005). The potential for social and political change lies in the distinctiveness of cultural practices enacted in the everyday conjunctions and disjunctions forged between spaces and places; and between jurisdictions, national institutions, local networks and policy arenas in a converged media environment.…”

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‘Nothing Similar in England’: The Scottish Film Council, the Scottish Education Department and the Utility of ‘Educational Film’ to Scotland

Powell¹

2015

Regional Aesthetics

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Media Studies and the Mainstreaming of Media History

Cited by 7 publications

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The Fallacy Of Assuming Equality: Evidence Showing Vastly Different Weighting Of The Global Reporting Initiatives Key Items

The Fallacy Of Assuming Equality: Evidence Showing Vastly Different Weighting Of The Global Reporting Initiatives Key Items

İleti̇şi̇m Araştirmalari Ve Medya Tari̇hi̇ Yazimi: Türki̇ye’de Yayincilik Tari̇hi̇ Araştirmalari

‘Nothing Similar in England’: The Scottish Film Council, the Scottish Education Department and the Utility of ‘Educational Film’ to Scotland

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