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James Meese argues that there is a growing risk of a platform-dependent press, a development that threatens liberal democracies across the world. The book provides the first comprehensive account of how platform dependence manifests in the news media sector.

Platform dependence is a concept used to describe what happens when businesses or an entire sector, become reliant on one or more digital platforms for its survival. The situation is occurring across the news industry, to the extent that it is difficult to imagine the production, distribution, and long-term survival of news in liberal democracies without the involvement of platforms.

With governments, regulators and citizens increasingly concerned about platform power, Digital Platforms and the Press is the first book to highlight the long-term economic and social consequences of platform dependence for the news sector.

Featuring a rich selection of case-studies and written in an accessible style, Digital Platforms and the Press provides a strong grounding in relevant debates for the interested student reader, and important takeaways for subject matter experts in journalism studies and media policy.

Digital Platforms and the Press will be of interest to journalism and media policy scholars, other scholars in communication, as well as industry practitioners and policymakers.

Social sciences --- journalism; regulation; democracy; media policy; digital advertising; news media; Facebook; Google; Meta; social media; algorithms; distribution; Deals; Dependencies

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This book shows that novelists often responded to newspapers by reworking well-known events covered by Victorian newspapers in their fictions.

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Studies on Spanish legal journals of the 19th and 20th centuries (La Escuela del Derecho, Revista de los Tribunales, Revista General de Legislación y Jurisprudencia, Revista de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales) and on issues of legal relevance addressed by the daily press (the crime in Calle de Fuencarral, the celebrity of Cesare Lombroso). There are two theses - one, in fact - that run through the works. The first deals with the dominant model of the lawyer in liberal Spain. The old Ciceronian lawyer was replaced in the 1880s by a 'scientific' jurist; an extraordinary example was Rafael de Ureña and the law review that he created at the University of Madrid. Secondly, it is maintained that before those years and even after, there were no great differences between the so-called "legal reviews" and the "political journals", due to the invasive projection of the same public discourse. The Sevillian lawyer and politician Joaquín Francisco Pacheco, founder of professional magazines but also of newspapers, can embody like no other the archetype of the jurist-public man who, like Cicero, acted in defence of his sponsored but also in favour of the collective cause.---Estudios sobre revistas jurídicas españolas de los siglos XIX y XX (La Escuela del Derecho, la Revista de los Tribunales, la Revista General de Legislación y Jurisprudencia, la Revista de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales) y de cuestiones de relevancia jurídica abordadas por la prensa cotidiana (el crimen de la calle de Fuencarral, la celebridad de Cesare Lombroso). Hay dos tesis --una, en realidad-- que recorren los trabajos. La primera trata del modelo predominante de jurista en la cultura liberal: el viejo abogado ciceroniano se sustituye desde los años 1880 por un jurista científico que se hace presente en las revistas y en la universidad, con el caso señero de Rafael de Ureña y del órgano periódico que creó y dirigió en la facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Madrid. Secundariamente se sostiene que no existían, antes de esos años y aún después, grandes diferencias entre los llamados "periódicos jurídicos" y los "periódicos políticos", considerada la proyección de un mismo discurso público que encontró en el abogado su principal portavoz; el sevillano Joaquín Francisco Pacheco, fundador de revistas profesionales y de diarios, puede encarnar como ninguno el arquetipo del jurista-hombre público que, como Cicerón, actuaba en defensa del patrocinado y con ello, directamente, a favor de la causa colectiva.

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Der Nachrichtenjournalismus steht im Zeitalter der Digitalisierung unter besonderem Druck. Digitale Kanäle wie Youtube, Facebook oder Instagram, Künstliche Intelligenz, Fake-News-Vorwürfe und zunehmend fragmentierte Publikumsinteressen haben das Format Nachricht ebenso verändert wie das journalistische Handwerk und die Nachrichtenrezeption. Was bedeutet dieser grundlegende Wandel für Medienschaffende, Redaktionen, Sender und Verlage? Wie verändern Daten und Algorithmen journalistisches Arbeiten im Newsroom und mit welchen neuen Angeboten und Darstellungsformen wird experimentiert? Und was tun Redaktionen gegen Vertrauensverluste, Desinformation und Hass-Kommentare? Expertinnen und Experten aus Wissenschaft und Praxis analysieren in diesem Band den Wandel des Nachrichtenjournalismus. »Die sinnhafte Aufteilung der einzelnen Beiträge, der interdisziplinäre Ansatz, der Rekurs auf renommierte Wissenschaftler_innen und Hochkaräter aus der journalistischen Praxis und vor allem die einem Handbuch entsprechende leichte Zugänglichkeit der Beiträge, machen den Sammelband für Kommunikationswissenschaftler_innen und Nachrichtenjournalist_innen zu einer lehrreichen Lektüre.« Korbinian Klinghardt, Communicatio Socialis, 4 (2020) »Der Sammelband bietet relevante, gewinnbringende Lektüre für Journalistinnen und Journalisten.« Stephan Mündges, r:k:m, 01.12.2020 »Wer sich in dem oft verwirrenden Angebot von medialen Nachrichtenkanälen einen orientierenden Überblick verschaffen will, wer neue Begrifflichkeiten verstehen und die verschlungenen Wege von Information oder Desinformation erkennen will, wer Verlässlichkeit von Nachrichten und Vertrauen in Journalisten unverändert für die Basis der öffentlichen Meinungsbildung hält, kommt an diesem Handbuch kaum vorbei.« Gunther Hartwig, Südwestpresse, 08.09.2020 »Das Buch ist geschrieben für Fachleute im Nachrichtenjournalismus, den Printbereich, dem Online-Journalismus sowie TV und allen übrigen Medien, genauso aber auch als Information für das rezipierende Publikum. Eine Fülle von Berichten über geplante und durchgeführte Kampagnen und Entwicklungen bietet eine breite Palette der Arbeit in der Praxis mit der Nachricht, ihrer Bewertung und Verarbeitung und ihrer Weitergabe an das Publikum.« Peter Dahms, www.dahms-projekt.de, 02.07.2020 Besprochen in: www.lehrerbibliothek.de, 20.07.2020, Oliver Neumann Informationsbrief des Evangelischen Studienforums, Martin Siebenhüner, 10 (2020) IDA-NRW, 3 (2020)

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