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9781572731776

Eastern European Journalism : Before, During and after Communism

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    9781572731776

  • ISBN10:

    157273177X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
  • Publisher: Hampton Pr
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Table of Contents

About the Authors ix
INTRODUCTION 1(211)
The Roots Of Journalism In Central And Eastern Europe
5(36)
Owen V. Johnson
Early History
7(6)
Precommunist Russian Journalism
13(2)
From Independence to Communism
15(3)
Journalism in the Soviet Union
18(14)
Conclusion
32(2)
Notes and References
34(7)
The Role And Effects Of Journalism And Samizdat Leading Up To 1989
41(38)
Jerome Aumente
Poland
43(7)
Russia and the Former Soviet Union
50(6)
The Baltic States
56(1)
Romania
57(4)
The Czech and the Slovak Republics
61(4)
Albania
65(1)
Hungary
65(4)
Conclusion
69(4)
Endnote
73(3)
Notes and References
76(3)
Transition: From The End Of The Old Regime To 1996
79(45)
Ray Hiebert
Government and Press: Media Wars
82(5)
New Media Laws
87(6)
New Print Media
93(4)
Radio and Television
97(6)
The Role of Foreign Investment
103(3)
Old Forms of Journalism
106(4)
New and Old Journalists
110(3)
Rise of Entrepreneurial Journalism
113(2)
Crime, Corruption, and Media Ethics
115(3)
Conclusion
118(1)
Notes and References
119(5)
Post-1989 Journalism In The Absence Of Democratic Traditions
124(23)
Dean Mills
The Continuing Struggle for Political Independence
126(8)
The Struggle for Economic Survival
134(4)
Changing Attitudes: The Most Difficult Transition of All?
138(4)
Conclusion
142(2)
Notes and References
144(3)
Before, During, And After: Journalism Education
147(38)
Peter Gross
Introduction
147(1)
The Legacy
148(1)
The Communist Era
149(2)
The Samizdat-Alternative Journalism School?
151(3)
The Post-1989 Period
154(21)
Western Aid
175(3)
Conclusion
178(2)
Notes and References
180(5)
Lessons Learned And Predictions For The Future
185(27)
Media Systems
186(2)
Media Laws
188(3)
Broadcasting Laws
191(2)
Media Economics
193(2)
Journalists
195(3)
Media Content
198(1)
Media Audiences and Technologies
199(13)
Author Index
Subject Index 212

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