This book features pathbreaking analysis from journalists and academics of the changing nature and peril of media captureâ how formerly independent institutions fall under the sway of governments, plutocrats, and corporations. Contributors analyze diverse cases of media capture worldwide, many drawn from firsthand experience.
This book features pathbreaking analysis from journalists and academics of the changing nature and peril of media captureâ how formerly independent institutions fall under the sway of governments, plutocrats, and corporations. Contributors analyze diverse cases of media capture worldwide, many drawn from firsthand experience.
Part I: Overview Introduction, by Anya Schiffrin 1. How Silicon Valley Copied Wall Street's Media Capture Playbook, by Rana Foroohar 2. From Media Capture to Platform Capture, by Nikki Usher 3. Media Capture and the Crisis in Local Journalism, by Philip M. Napoli 4. Nobody Home, by Noam Cohen Part II: Examples of Problems 5. A Serf on Google's Farm, by Josh Marshall 6. The Rise and Fall of Blogging in the 2000s, by Felix Salmon 7. Digital Payola: Policing the Open Contributor Network, by James Ledbetter 8. Media Capture and the Corporate Education-Reform Philanthropies, by Andrea Gabor 9. Using Old Media to Capture New in Turkey, by Andrew Finkel 10. A Loud Silence, by Raju Narisetti 11. The Capture of Britain's Feral Beast, by Mary Fitzgerald, James Cusick, and Peter Geoghegan Part III: Solutions 12. A Global Strategy for Combating Media Capture, by Mark M. Nelson 13. The Hamster Wheel, Triumphant: Commercial Models for Journalism Are Not Working; Let's Try Something Else, by Dean Starkman and Ryan Chittum 14. Building Trust (and a Trust), by Andrew Sullivan 15. Defending Vanguard Journalists, by Joel Simon 16. Do Technology Companies Care About Journalism?, by Emily Bell List of Contributors Index
Part I: Overview Introduction, by Anya Schiffrin 1. How Silicon Valley Copied Wall Street's Media Capture Playbook, by Rana Foroohar 2. From Media Capture to Platform Capture, by Nikki Usher 3. Media Capture and the Crisis in Local Journalism, by Philip M. Napoli 4. Nobody Home, by Noam Cohen Part II: Examples of Problems 5. A Serf on Google's Farm, by Josh Marshall 6. The Rise and Fall of Blogging in the 2000s, by Felix Salmon 7. Digital Payola: Policing the Open Contributor Network, by James Ledbetter 8. Media Capture and the Corporate Education-Reform Philanthropies, by Andrea Gabor 9. Using Old Media to Capture New in Turkey, by Andrew Finkel 10. A Loud Silence, by Raju Narisetti 11. The Capture of Britain's Feral Beast, by Mary Fitzgerald, James Cusick, and Peter Geoghegan Part III: Solutions 12. A Global Strategy for Combating Media Capture, by Mark M. Nelson 13. The Hamster Wheel, Triumphant: Commercial Models for Journalism Are Not Working; Let's Try Something Else, by Dean Starkman and Ryan Chittum 14. Building Trust (and a Trust), by Andrew Sullivan 15. Defending Vanguard Journalists, by Joel Simon 16. Do Technology Companies Care About Journalism?, by Emily Bell List of Contributors Index
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