Presents a new perspective on journalism history and development, exploring and emphasising how the role of technology has impacted on cultural practices in the industry.
Clearly and chronological structured to highlight key cultural shift in relation to a range of journalism technologies including print, radio, television and digital developments.
Engages with central critical and theoretical discussions in journalism studies in relation to ideas of profit, control, consumption and contribution, and the perceptions of journalist's role in wider society.
