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In May 2020 the new, updated 7th edition of the seminal handbook McQuail’s Media and Mass Communi... more In May 2020 the new, updated 7th edition of the seminal handbook McQuail’s Media and Mass Communication Theory will be published. It maintains and extends the narrative of earlier editions into the world of pervasive, ubiquitous, mobile, social and always-online media that we live in today.
New to this edition:
• An focus on reconceptualizing ‘mass’ media and communication and media theory in an age of big data, algorithmic culture, AI, platformization, streaming services, and mass self-communication.
• Further discussion of the ethics of media and mass communication research.
• Inclusion of a diverse and global range of voices, histories and examples from across the field, fully integrating social scientific and humanities-based perspectives and approaches.
• More detailed attention to the way media industries work and what it is like to produce media professionally.
• New and revised material, including a new chapter “A Canon of Media Effects”, helping the reader to rethink and reframe the whole idea of media effects and influence.
The new edition of Denis McQuail’s (1935-2017) book opens up a debate on integrating, diversifying and globalizing the field of media studies and (mass) communication research.
For this 7th edition, Denis McQuail worked with Mark Deuze until his passing on the outline and structure of the book, after which Mark proceeded with carefully editing, updating and extending the text. Like McQuail, Deuze is a Professor at the University of Amsterdam.
More info: https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/node/61228
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Making Media, 2019
The title page, table of contents and introductory chapter of the Making Media book (January 2019... more The title page, table of contents and introductory chapter of the Making Media book (January 2019, Amsterdam University Press).
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Research consistently shows how, through the years, more of our time is spent using media, how me... more Research consistently shows how, through the years, more of our time is spent using media, how media multiply in everyday life, and that consuming media for most people takes place alongside producing media.
Media Life is a primer on how we may think of our lives as lived in rather than with media. The book uses the way people experience media as a prism to understand key issues in contemporary society, in which reality is open source, identities are – like websites – always under construction, and private life is lived in public forever more.
Ultimately, media are to us as water is to fish. The question is: how can we live a good life in media, like fish in water? Media Life offers a compass for the way ahead.
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The media are home to an eclectic bunch of people. This book is about who they are, what they do,... more The media are home to an eclectic bunch of people. This book is about who they are, what they do, and what their work means to them. Based on interviews with media professionals in the United States, New Zealand, South Africa, and The Netherlands, and drawing from both scholarly and professional literatures in a wide variety of disciplines, it offers an account of what it is like to work in the media today.
Media professionals face tough choices. Boundaries are drawn and erased: between commerce and creativity, between individualism and teamwork, between security and independence. Digital media supercharge these dilemmas, as industries merge and media converge, as audiences become co-creators of content online.
The media industries are the pioneers of the digital age. This book is a critical primer on how media workers manage to survive, and is essential reading for anyone considering a career in the media, or who wishes to understand how the media are made.
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Digital journalism, Sep 28, 2022
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The future of media as an industry and in terms of the professionals it employs is considered usi... more The future of media as an industry and in terms of the professionals it employs is considered using media theory and the production perspective on media as work. Given society’s reliance on media to tell its stories, and people’s everyday lives playing out within those same media, the moment these worlds collide provides an excellent starting point for futuristic exploration. Using a taxonomy of media as artefacts, activities and social arrangements, media work is considered in terms of an aesthetic opportunity, an ethical call to action, and a social responsibility.
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La conferencia del profesor Deuze fue una adaptacion del articulo del mismo autor: Deuze, M., &am... more La conferencia del profesor Deuze fue una adaptacion del articulo del mismo autor: Deuze, M., & Witschge, T. (2017). Beyond journalism: Theorizing the transformation of journalism. Journalism, 146488491668855. https://doi.org/10.1177/1464884916688550.
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Ecquid Novi, 2002
Journalism is a more or less autonomous field of study across the globe, yet the education and tr... more Journalism is a more or less autonomous field of study across the globe, yet the education and training of journalists is a subject much debated—but only rarely researched. This paper maps some of the salient issues when studying the structure and culture of a journalism education program to identify the key debates facing programs around the world when structuring, rethinking, and building institutions, schools, or departments of journalism where a combination of practical and contextual training is the prime focus. As a point of departure it is assumed that although media systems and journalistic cultures may differ widely, the changes and challenges facing journalism education around the world are largely similar, and thus would benefit from a “global” approach. The key literature and findings from journalism education studies in different parts of the world is thus conceptually synthesized into 10 categories, starting with philosophical notions of motivation and mission, ending with more “down-to-earth” concepts like curriculum and pedagogy. Each category is discussed in terms of the challenges, debates and tensions as educators and trainers in different parts of the world have signaled these.
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In May 2020 the new, updated 7th edition of the seminal handbook McQuail’s Media and Mass Communi... more In May 2020 the new, updated 7th edition of the seminal handbook McQuail’s Media and Mass Communication Theory will be published. It maintains and extends the narrative of earlier editions into the world of pervasive, ubiquitous, mobile, social and always-online media that we live in today.
New to this edition:
• An focus on reconceptualizing ‘mass’ media and communication and media theory in an age of big data, algorithmic culture, AI, platformization, streaming services, and mass self-communication.
• Further discussion of the ethics of media and mass communication research.
• Inclusion of a diverse and global range of voices, histories and examples from across the field, fully integrating social scientific and humanities-based perspectives and approaches.
• More detailed attention to the way media industries work and what it is like to produce media professionally.
• New and revised material, including a new chapter “A Canon of Media Effects”, helping the reader to rethink and reframe the whole idea of media effects and influence.
The new edition of Denis McQuail’s (1935-2017) book opens up a debate on integrating, diversifying and globalizing the field of media studies and (mass) communication research.
For this 7th edition, Denis McQuail worked with Mark Deuze until his passing on the outline and structure of the book, after which Mark proceeded with carefully editing, updating and extending the text. Like McQuail, Deuze is a Professor at the University of Amsterdam.
More info: https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/node/61228
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Making Media, 2019
The title page, table of contents and introductory chapter of the Making Media book (January 2019... more The title page, table of contents and introductory chapter of the Making Media book (January 2019, Amsterdam University Press).
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Research consistently shows how, through the years, more of our time is spent using media, how me... more Research consistently shows how, through the years, more of our time is spent using media, how media multiply in everyday life, and that consuming media for most people takes place alongside producing media.
Media Life is a primer on how we may think of our lives as lived in rather than with media. The book uses the way people experience media as a prism to understand key issues in contemporary society, in which reality is open source, identities are – like websites – always under construction, and private life is lived in public forever more.
Ultimately, media are to us as water is to fish. The question is: how can we live a good life in media, like fish in water? Media Life offers a compass for the way ahead.
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The media are home to an eclectic bunch of people. This book is about who they are, what they do,... more The media are home to an eclectic bunch of people. This book is about who they are, what they do, and what their work means to them. Based on interviews with media professionals in the United States, New Zealand, South Africa, and The Netherlands, and drawing from both scholarly and professional literatures in a wide variety of disciplines, it offers an account of what it is like to work in the media today.
Media professionals face tough choices. Boundaries are drawn and erased: between commerce and creativity, between individualism and teamwork, between security and independence. Digital media supercharge these dilemmas, as industries merge and media converge, as audiences become co-creators of content online.
The media industries are the pioneers of the digital age. This book is a critical primer on how media workers manage to survive, and is essential reading for anyone considering a career in the media, or who wishes to understand how the media are made.
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Digital journalism, Sep 28, 2022
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Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, Mar 1, 2001
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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2017
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Journalism: Theory, Practice & Criticism, Nov 1, 2005
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Routledge eBooks, Apr 12, 2022
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The future of media as an industry and in terms of the professionals it employs is considered usi... more The future of media as an industry and in terms of the professionals it employs is considered using media theory and the production perspective on media as work. Given society’s reliance on media to tell its stories, and people’s everyday lives playing out within those same media, the moment these worlds collide provides an excellent starting point for futuristic exploration. Using a taxonomy of media as artefacts, activities and social arrangements, media work is considered in terms of an aesthetic opportunity, an ethical call to action, and a social responsibility.
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La conferencia del profesor Deuze fue una adaptacion del articulo del mismo autor: Deuze, M., &am... more La conferencia del profesor Deuze fue una adaptacion del articulo del mismo autor: Deuze, M., & Witschge, T. (2017). Beyond journalism: Theorizing the transformation of journalism. Journalism, 146488491668855. https://doi.org/10.1177/1464884916688550.
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Ecquid Novi, 2002
Journalism is a more or less autonomous field of study across the globe, yet the education and tr... more Journalism is a more or less autonomous field of study across the globe, yet the education and training of journalists is a subject much debated—but only rarely researched. This paper maps some of the salient issues when studying the structure and culture of a journalism education program to identify the key debates facing programs around the world when structuring, rethinking, and building institutions, schools, or departments of journalism where a combination of practical and contextual training is the prime focus. As a point of departure it is assumed that although media systems and journalistic cultures may differ widely, the changes and challenges facing journalism education around the world are largely similar, and thus would benefit from a “global” approach. The key literature and findings from journalism education studies in different parts of the world is thus conceptually synthesized into 10 categories, starting with philosophical notions of motivation and mission, ending with more “down-to-earth” concepts like curriculum and pedagogy. Each category is discussed in terms of the challenges, debates and tensions as educators and trainers in different parts of the world have signaled these.
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In the last decade, digital media technologies and developments have given rise to exciting new f... more In the last decade, digital media technologies and developments have given rise to exciting new forms of ludic, or playful, engagements of citizens in cultural and societal issues. From the Occupy movement to playful city-making to the gameful designs of the Obama 2008 and Trump 2016 presidential campaigns, and the rise of citizen science and ecological games, this book shows how play is a key theoretical, methodological, and practical principle for comprehending such new forms of civic engagement in a mediatized culture. The Playful Citizen explores how and through what media we are becoming more playful as citizens and how this manifests itself in our ways of doing, living, and thinking. We offer a pluralistic answer to such questions by bringing together scholars from different fields such as game and play studies, social sciences, and media and culture studies.
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