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100 1 $aMarr, Andrew.
245 10 $aMy trade :$ba short history of British journalism /$cAndrew Marr.
260 $aLondon :$bMacmillan,$c2004.
300 $axxiv, 391 pages ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $tWho are journalists? --$tEarly journalists --$tHow journalists first became powerful --$tThe rise of the political hack --$tThe overreachers --$tLiterary journalism --$tGetting in : local papers and the rise of the modern reporter --$tWhen Fleet Street was Fleet Street --$tIntellectuals --$tJournalism's private class system --$tMazer, our sala --$tHard news and weak news --$tThe mystery of news --$tEarly news stories --$tSensational, and dull, Victorian news --$tThe old new journalism --$tFrom austerity to shopping : news and the modern world --$tSex stories : a very short history --$tNot shagging but shopping -- new news values? --$tNews now : has it changed? --$tComing home --$tThe daily life of the gallery slaves --$tThe rise and fall of the straight reporter --$tBent and twisted journalism? --$tWhat is a political story? --$tAn incredibly short history of the lobby --$tWhat political journalists do --$tPolitical journalism now : are we too powerful? --$tBecoming an editor --$tHow real editors edit --$tEnter Lord Copper, with a heavy tread --$tThe first mystery of the proprietors --$tHow to read a newspaper --$tIf the face fits ... --$tThe clutter of magic : how broadcasters do it --$tWhales and elephants --$tFrom stars to soup : the ITN revolution --$t633 squadron : current affairs and the rise of the reporter --$tThe mix --$tInterlude : from home service to light programme? --$tThe politics of television --$tOne : foreign correspondents, and the sin of glamour --$tFrom adventurers to missionaries --$tThe natives back home : selfish and dim? --$tGood news shock --$tTwo : columnists, from pundits to panderers --$tThe pundits --$tHow to be a columnist.
520 1 $a"Blending candid memoir with authoritative historical narrative, My Trade is an often hilarious insider's account that finally explains what makes British journalism so distinctive, and so inspiring and infuriating in turn. Andrew Marr has written a book for anyone who reads newspapers, or listens to and watches news bulletins, and wants to know more about where it all comes from and what it really means."--BOOK JACKET.
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