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245 10 $aRemaking media :$bthe struggle to democratize public communication /$cRobert A. Hackett and William K. Carroll.
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505 0 $aChapter 1 Introduction: beyond the media's democratic deficit? -- chapter 2 What is at stake? Power and the media field -- chapter 3 Democratizing society: Social movements and public communication -- chapter 4 Visions and divisions: Normative commitments of media democratization -- chapter 5 The long revolution and the Media Alliance -- chapter 6 Campaigning for press and broadcasting freedom in the UK -- chapter 7 Challenges for media activism: Obstacles and opponents -- chapter 8 Springboards for media activism: Opportunities, resources, strategies and allies -- chapter 9 Movement formation and counterhegemony in a global city -- chapter 10 Identity, vision, strategies: Media democratization as counterhegemony -- chapter 11 Conclusion: Media activism as movement-nexus?
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