Titlebook: British Media Coverage of the Press Reform Debate; Journalists Reportin Binakuromo Ogbebor Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Media Policy, Democracy and Theories of the Press, These arguments were mainly inspired by the idea that the media are entrusted with information power and how this power is used has consequences for democracy. This chapter provides a critical analysis of normative theories on the representation of media policy. The neoliberal variant of the libert

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Paradigm Repair: Bad Apples and Self-Assertion,at arose from the . phone hacking scandal and the Leveson Inquiry. The strategy of individualisation was used to protect the press freedom paradigm as well as maintain the boundaries of the “journalist as a crusader” paradigm which had been badly damaged by the phone hacking scandal and the Leveson

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,Journalistic Metadiscourse: Access to the Media’s Public Sphere,y. Using content analysis, critical discourse analysis and a theoretical framework that consists of the public sphere concept and the gatekeeping theory, this chapter reveals that the coverage of the press reform debate was characterised by a doubly narrow spectrum of sources. It also found that the

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Representation of Media Policy,In Western democracies, it is widely accepted that what legitimates the media is its role in the sustenance of democracy. The normative expectation in a democratic society is that during media policy debates, the media should give access to all parties in the debate irrespective of whether the party