Media and Media Policy in Germany: The Press and Broadcasting since 1945
By (Author) Peter J. Humphreys
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Berg Publishers
1st September 2010
United Kingdom
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Media, entertainment, information and communication industries
Central / national / federal government policies
302.230943
Paperback
368
Width 138mm, Height 216mm, Spine 19mm
Second edition - Revised and updated, with a new preface by the author. - Includes an overview of the impact of German Unification and an update on cable and satellite. This book examines the modern German mass-media system in the context of the country's history, political culture and institutions. Throughout, the focus is on the distinctiveness of the German media policy 'profile' and the political controversies that have occurred over the mass media.
'No better introduction in English than [this] book.' American Journalism '... a useful contribution to one sector of public policy ... carefully done and detailed.' Times Higher Education Supplement '... a lucid, well-organized account of postwar developments in German media ... very suitable as a textbook for courses in international communications.' The European Studies Journal
Peter J Humphreys is Senior Lecturer in Government,University of Manchester and Fellow of the European Institute of the Media