Broadcast journalism: a critical introduction / edited by Jane Chapman and Marie Kinsey

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I The shape of broadcast news
Introduction
JANE CHAPMAN
1 Broadcast journalism: yesterday, today and the future
JANE CHAPMAN
2 Paying the piper: funding broadcast news
DEBORAH WILSON
3 Eyes, ears and clicks: the battle for an audience
MARIE KINSEY
4 'And now the news from where you are': going local
ROGER LAUGHTON
5 CNN and beyond: journalism in a globalized networked sphere
INGRID VOLKMER AND ANSGARD HEINRICH
6 Exploring news values: the ideal and the real
JACKIE HARRISON
Part II The practices of broadcast news
Introduction
JANE CHAPMAN AND MARIE KINSEV
7 Inside the newsroom: who's who and what's what
EMMA HEMMINGWAY
8 On the road: gathering raw material
DAVID HOLMES, KATIE STEWART AND MARIE KINSEY
9 Asking questions: interviewing for broadcast news
JIM BEAMAN AND ANNE DAWSON
10 Painting pictures I: writing, editing and packaging for television
JEREMY ORLEBAR
11 Painting pictures 2; writing, editing and packaging for radio
LESLIE MITCHELL
12 Painting pictures 3: broadcast and the Web
MIKE WARD
13 Going live: writing and presenting for broadcast
MARIE KINSEY
14 Reporting sport
GARY HUDSON
15 Reporting business, hance and the City
MARIE KINSEY
16 Reporting politics
NICHOLAS JONES
17 Reporting celebrity
CLAIRE SIMMONS
Part III Context
Introduction
JANE CHAPMAN AND MARIE KINSEY
18 Outside the newsroom: selling stories and ideas
FIONA CHESTERTON
19 Radio and television documentary
JANE CHAPMAN
20 Conflicting pressures: news and representation
PATRICIA HOLLAND
21 Freedoms and responsibilities: law for broadcast journalists
TIM CROOK
22 Fair enough? Ethics and regulation in broadcast journalism
TONY HARCUP
23 Next steps and staying ahead
2V1ARIE KINSEY
24 Conclusion
JANE CHAPMAN AND MARIE KINSEY