Book contents
- Real News about the News
- Real News about the News
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Tables
- 1 Massive and Minimal Media Effects
- 2 The News Landscape
- 3 News Diets
- 4 Avoiding, Rejecting, Ignoring and Accepting
- 5 Digital Pessimism
- 6 Newspapers, Voting and Agenda-Setting
- 7 Media Malaise and the Mean World Effect
- 8 Personal Experience as a Reality Check
- 9 Pluralism and Democracy
- 10 Practical Lessons
- Index
2 - The News Landscape
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 February 2024
- Real News about the News
- Real News about the News
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Tables
- 1 Massive and Minimal Media Effects
- 2 The News Landscape
- 3 News Diets
- 4 Avoiding, Rejecting, Ignoring and Accepting
- 5 Digital Pessimism
- 6 Newspapers, Voting and Agenda-Setting
- 7 Media Malaise and the Mean World Effect
- 8 Personal Experience as a Reality Check
- 9 Pluralism and Democracy
- 10 Practical Lessons
- Index
Summary
This chapter assembles information about the UK’s supply of news in order to estimate the amount and variety of news available. Though information is sometimes limited or absent, it maps out the number and the nature of TV, radio, print and online news sources to provide an account of the news landscape. It then examines the content and quality of the news sources available, comparing commercial and public service news and misunderstandings about their bias. The importance of internal pluralism is discussed.
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- Real News about the NewsMedia and British Politics, pp. 17 - 36Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2024