Contents: Stephen Cushion/Justin Lewis: Introduction: What Is 24-Hour News Television? - Stephen Cushion: Three Phases of 24-Hour News Television - Michael Bromley: All the World's a Stage: 24/7 News, Newspapers, and the Ages of Media - Mughda Rai/Simon Cottle: Global News Revisited: Mapping the Contemporary Landscape of Satellite Television News - Justin Lewis: Democratic or Disposable? 24-Hour News, Consumer Culture, and Built- in Obsolescence - Chris Paterson: The Hidden Role of Television News Agencies: Going Live on 24-Hour News Channels - Stephen Cushion: Rolling Service, Market Logic: The Race to Be Britain's Most Watched News Channel - C. A. Tuggle/Peter Casella/Suzanne Huffman: Live, Late- Breaking, and Broken: TV News and the Challenge of Live Reporting in America - John Sugden/Alan Tomlinson: What Beckham Had for Breakfast: The Rolling Menu of 24/7 Sports News - Laura Juntunen: Explaining the Need for Speed: Speed and Competition as Challenges to Journalism Ethics - Mohamed Zayani: The Changing Face of Arab News Media: Ambiguities and Opportunities - Claudia Boyd-Barrett/Oliver Boyd-Barrett: 24/7 News as Counter- Hegemonic Soft Power in Latin America - Muhammad I. Ayish: Morality vs. Politics in the Public Sphere: How the Al Jazeera Satellite Channel Humanized a Bloody Political Conflict in Gaza - Sally Young: Audiences and the Impact of 24-Hour News in Australia and Beyond - Raymond Kuhn: France 24: Too Little, Too Late, Too French? - John Jirik: 24-Hour Television News in the People's Republic of China - Carsten Reinemann/Nayla Fawzi: The Shrinking News Agenda: How Market Forces Have Shaped 24-Hour Television News Channels in Germany - Nalin Mehta: India Live: Satellites, Politics, and India's TV News Revolution. schovat popis