[ 4 Bde. zsm. ] Media Culture and Society – Volume 7, Nr. 1 - 4.

512 Seiten. Sehr guter Zustand, lediglich Einbände mit geringfügigen Gebrauchsspuren. / EN: Very good condition, Covers with small signs of wear. - Complete Volume 7, Nr. 1 to 4. / ISSN: 0163-4437. / Contents: Content Vol.1: Professor Nicholas Garnham -- Telecommunications policy in the United Kingdom -- Julianne Schultz -- Deregulation by default or design -- Giuseppe Richeri -- The difficulties involved in the control and organization of telecommunications in Italy -- Heather E. Hudson Divestiture and deregulation in US telecommunications: -- consumer policy issues -- Horst Holzer -- The politics of telecommunication in the Federal Republic of Germany -- Dan Schiller -- The emerging global grid: planning for what? -- Content Vol. 2: C. Sparks -- The working-class press: -- radical and revolutionary alternatives -- Elliott Shore -- Selling socialism: -- the Appeal to Reason and the radical press in turn-of-the-century America -- J. Ure Smith -- The Communist press in Britain, 1920-24 -- Charlotte Morton The Arbeiter Illustrierte Zeitung in Weimar Germany -- Peter Allen Socialist Worker - paper with a purpose -- Tony Grace -- The trade-union press in Britain -- Content Vol.3: Patricia Arriaga Toward a critique of the information economy -- Meheroo Jussawalla Constraints on economic analysis of transborder data flows -- Jorg Becker Activities in foreign countries and new technologies of a transnational corporation: the example of Bertelsmann -- Robin E. Mansell Contradictions in national communication/information policies: the Canadian experience -- Raquel Salinas Bascur Information in the third world: adjusting technologies or strategies? -- Raphael Roncagliolo Information and transnational culture: directions for policy research -- Content Vol. 4: Editorial -- Issue editor: James Curran -- Gordon J. Fyfe -- Art and reproduction: some aspects of the relations between painters and engravers in London 1760 - 1850 -- Pat O'Malley Class formation and the 'freedom' of the colonial press. New South Wales 1800-1850 -- David E. Morrison and Howard Tumber The foreign correspondent: date-line London -- Philip Schlesinger -- From public service to commodity: the political economy of teletext in the UK -- Pam Mills -- An international audience? -- Book review article -- Colin Sparks -- Western Marxism: a critical review -- Book review -- Index to Volume 7.