▪ Abstract This essay's point of departure is the hallowed belief that democracy requires
active citizens and news media that supply them with information they need to participate …

This article identifies key changes in society and the media that have shaped political
communication in many democracies over the postwar period. Three distinct ages are …

Page 1 Dalgſave macmillan Media Consumption and Public Engagement Beyond the
Presumption of Attention Nick Couldry, Sonia Livingstone and Tim Markham Page 2 Media …

Television Truths considers what we know about TV, whether we love it or hate it, where TV
is going, and whether viewers should bother going along for the ride. This engaging volume …

This essay argues that lifestyle journalism, which is often considered trivial, should be
analyzed for its public potential. I delineate how lifestyle journalism's dimensions of review …

This article argues that, instead of assuming that we know what 'cultural citizenship'involves,
we should investigate more closely the uncertainties about what constitutes the 'culture'(or …

This article seeks to develop a model of cultural citizenship suitable for a cosmopolitan age.
A variety of themes and issues are raised: the continued importance of democratic notions of …

Nowadays, the democratic (public) potential of popular journalism is seldom denied.
Generally speaking, however, journalism is celebrated when it reports current affairs but …

Der Beitrag führt das Konzept „cultural citizenship “als konstitutive Dimension von
„citizenship “in der Mediengesellschaft ein. Anknüpfend an Thomas M. Marshalls …

Should public broadcasters pay more attention to ratings, even if this will inevitably entail a
lowering of quality? Or should they remain loyal to what they have been doing all along …