In this essay, John Keane rethinks the relationship between the media and democracy. He opens up and explores a cluster of vital questions: where did the modern ideals of republican democracy and 'liberty of the press' originate? Have they been destroyed during the twentieth century by new forms of state censorship, or the emergence of transnational media conglomerates, or the growth of electronic media? Do the new digital technologies, satellite broadcasting and the convergence of broadcasting and telecommunications hinder or help these ideals? Is the free and equal communication of citizens through the media a feasible ideal at the end of the twentieth century? While these questions have long been neglected in social science and in the high-pressured world of print and electronic journalism, Keane restores them to the centre of political analysis and debate. He challenges many conventional assumptions of journalists, academics and policymakers. His essay sets out a radically new account of the importance of the media to democracy and elaborates a new conception of the public service model of communications - a model which would expose invisible power, publicize risks and facilitate 'a genuine commonwealth of forms of life, tastes and opinions'.
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1991年齣版，太久遠瞭，不過梳理路徑很清楚
评分1991年齣版，太久遠瞭，不過梳理路徑很清楚
评分1991年齣版，太久遠瞭，不過梳理路徑很清楚
评分90年的論文寫作和現在大有不同，跟小說似的讀起來特彆帶勁【因為有大量八卦= =|||】，以貝剋特那句“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better."結局，真是喜歡死瞭。【但如果自己這麼寫會不及格的吧……
评分90年的論文寫作和現在大有不同，跟小說似的讀起來特彆帶勁【因為有大量八卦= =|||】，以貝剋特那句“Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better."結局，真是喜歡死瞭。【但如果自己這麼寫會不及格的吧……
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