Josef Trappel, Hannu Nieminen, Lars Nord (org.)
2011 | Oslo: Nordicom
ISBN:978-91-86523-23-7
Josef Trappel, Hannu Nieminen, Lars Nord
2011
Oslo: Nordicom
To what extent do the structures and conduct of leading news media correspond with their specific democratic role? Authors from 10 countries provide empirical evidence based on the 26 indicators included in the Media for Democracy Monitor.
Contents
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Josef Trappel, Hannu Nieminen, Lars Nord |
7 |
| Chapter 1 – Josef Trappel Why Democracy Needs Media Monitoring |
11 |
| Chapter 2 – André Donk, Josef Trappel Indicators and Definitions |
29 |
| Chapter 3 – Beate Josephi Australia: Committed to Investigative Journalism |
51 |
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Chapter 4 – Manuela Grünangerl, Josef Trappel |
79 |
| Chapter 5 – Kari Karppinen, Hannu Nieminen, Anna-Laura Markkanen Finland: High Professional Ethos in a Small, Concentrated Media Market |
113 |
| Chapter 6 – Frank Marcinkowski, André Donk Germany: The News Media are Still Able to Play a Supportive Role for Democracy |
143 |
| Chapter 7 – Aukse Balcytiene Lithuania: Mixed Professional Values in a Small and Highly Blurred Media Environment |
175 |
| Chapter 8 – Leen d'Haenens, Quint Kik The Netherlands: Although There is No Need for Dramatization, Vigilance is Required |
203 |
| Chapter 9 – Joaquim Fidalgo Portugal: A Young Democracy Still in Progress |
235 |
| Chapter 10 – Torbjörn von Krogh, Lars Nord Sweden: A Mixed Media Model under Market Pressures |
265 |
| Chapter 11 – Werner A. Meier, Alexandra Gmür, Martina Leonarz Switzerland: Swiss Quality Media. A Reduced Protection Forest for Democracy |
289 |
| Chapter 12 – Peter Humphreys UK: UK News Media and Democracy. Professional Autonomy and its Limits |
319 |
| Chapter 13 – Lars Nord, Hannu Nieminen, Josef Trappel Democratic Functions under Pressure: Conclusions |
347 |
| The Autors |
365 |
| More information: http://www.nordicom.gu.se/eng.php?portal=publ&main=info_publ2.php&ex=338&me=13 | |
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