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9780805847482

Making Media Content: The Influence of Constituency Groups on Mass Media

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    9780805847482

  • ISBN10:

    0805847480

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-04-19
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Making Media Contentaddresses the development of media content and the various factors and constituencies that influence content, such as advertisers, corporate interests, owners, and advocacy groups. It examines the strategic decision-making of mass media organizations as they determine what content they present to their audiences through broadcast, publication, or electronic access. The work focuses on the internal and external influences on media content, laying out the various processes and opening up the topic for further consideration. This book will appeal to academics in mass media, especially those studying the relationship between mass media organizations and public relations, and advertisers. Practitioners of the media, public relations, and advertising fields would be interested because there are practical applications to their industries and explanations of the communication interactions between these groups.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
About the Author xv
Introduction 1(14)
I: Media Powers
The Mass Media Responsibility
15(10)
Marketplace of Ideas
19(5)
Suggested Readings
24(1)
Mass Media Use
25(21)
Uses and Gratifications
26(5)
Active Audience: Interpretation of Messages
31(4)
Media Dependency
35(1)
Individual Media Dependency
35(2)
Factors of Individual Media Dependency
37(3)
Organizational Media Dependency
40(4)
Suggested Readings
44(2)
Mass Media Selecting and Framing
46(25)
Selection
48(2)
Framing
50(4)
Agenda Setting
54(4)
Framing and Content Providers
58(3)
Framing and the Audience
61(3)
Theoretical Overview
64(2)
Suggested Readings
66(5)
II: The Internal Mass Media Organization
Establishing the Mass Media Organization: Routines, Branding, and Promotion
71(21)
Media Routines: Allocation of Resources
74(4)
Media Routines and Branding
78(8)
Brand Communication and Promotion
86(4)
Suggested Readings
90(2)
Ownership
92(23)
Concern of Corporate Ownership of Media Organizations
93(2)
The Political Economy Approach to Mass Communication
95(3)
No Concern of Corporate Ownership of Media Organizations
98(5)
Diversity of Media Content
103(4)
Recruitment and Socialization
107(2)
Ownership and Promotion
109(5)
Suggested Readings
114(1)
Day-to-Day Decision Makers
115(20)
Gatekeeping
118(5)
The Hierarchy of the Gatekeeping Process: Practitioner Perspective
123(5)
Dave Anderson and The New York Times
128(2)
Internal Mass Media Summary
130(1)
Suggested Readings
131(4)
III: The External Mass Media Organization: Constituency Groups
Mass Media Organization Interaction With Content Providers
135(26)
The Public Relations Function
136(4)
Public Relations Practitioner Perspective
140(5)
The Nature of the Interaction
145(3)
The Nature of the Interaction: Sources
148(4)
Government Sources
152(3)
The Office of Global Communications
155(2)
The Interaction Summary
157(2)
Suggested Readings
159(2)
Advertisers
161(26)
The Advertising Function
163(3)
Sponsorship and Product Placement
166(7)
Advertiser Influence on Content
173(12)
The Advertising Summary
185(1)
Suggested Readings
186(1)
Audience
187(8)
The Audience Function in Relation to Content Providers and Advertisers
189(5)
Suggested Readings
194(1)
Conclusion
195(10)
Basic Generalizations of the Mass Media Content Decision-Making Process
197(3)
Process Suggestions
200(5)
References 205(18)
Author Index 223(6)
Subject Index 229

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