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Local mass media --- -654.19 <4-15> --- Community media --- Local communication --- Local media --- Communication --- Mass media --- 654.19 <4-15>

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The dominant news media is often accused of reflecting an 'elite bias', privileging and foregrounding the interests of a small segment of society, while ignoring the narratives of the majority. Tell Our Story investigates the problem of disproportionate media representation and offers a hands-on demonstration of listening journalism and research in practice to promote a more active engagement between journalists and local communities. In the process the authors dismiss the idea that some groups are voiceless, arguing that what is often described is a matter of those groups being deliberately ignored. The authors focus on three communities in South Africa, each presenting with differing but crucial historical, geographical and socio-political 'characteristics' of the post-1994 period. Adopting an audience-centred approach, the authors delve into the life and struggle narratives of each community. They expose the divides between the stories as told by the people in the community who have lived experience of these events, and the way in which these stories are understood and shaped by the media. The implications of the media's routine misrepresentation of the voices of the marginalised and poor for media diversity, media credibility and ethics, media education and training, as well as media research are unpacked and the authors offer a useful set of practical guidelines for journalists on the practice of listening journalism.

Journalistic ethics --- Local mass media --- Community media --- Local communication --- Local media --- Communication --- Mass media --- Journalism --- Professional ethics --- Moral and ethical aspects

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This concise text will help readers understand the ongoing fascination with do-it-yourself media around the world. Ellie Rennie explains how community media has, since its beginning, challenged the mainstream. A clear and useful guide for students, Community Media lays out the terrain in which community media theory and advocacy have located themselves, including the ideals of participation, community, and social change.

Local mass media --- Communication --- Community life. --- Social participation. --- Participation, Social --- Community life --- Social groups --- Associations, institutions, etc. --- Human ecology --- Communication and culture --- Community media --- Local communication --- Local media --- Mass media --- Social aspects.

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Mass communications --- Mass media --- Radio audiences --- Newspaper reading --- Médias --- Journaux --- Lecture --- 316.77 --- Local mass media --- -Newspaper reading --- Audiences, Radio --- Radio broadcasting --- Radio listeners --- Audiences --- Radio programs --- Newspapers, Reading of --- Reading of newspapers --- Journalism --- Newspapers --- Newspapers in education --- Reading interests --- Community media --- Local communication --- Local media --- Communication --- Communicatiesociologie --- Research --- -Audiences --- Social aspects --- Rating --- Newspaper reading. --- Radio audiences. --- -316.77 --- 316.77 Communicatiesociologie --- Médias

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Comment les médias (presse, radio, télévision) se sont-ils adaptés aux transformations des villes depuis plus de deux siècles ? Comment s'y sont-ils implantés, ont-ils contribué au rayonnement des villes et à définir les contours de l'espace qu'elles dominent ? Quels furent et quels sont encore les relations entre les journalistes et les pouvoirs urbains ? La complaisance des premiers à l'égard des seconds, tentés par le contrôle de l'information locale à des fins de propagande ou de communication, relève-t-elle du cliché ou est-elle fondée ? Telles sont quelques unes des questions posées par cet ouvrage qui s'applique à saisir le rôle des médias dans la construction des identités urbaines, en France, de la seconde moitié du xviiie siècle à nos jours. Au carrefour de deux domaines de recherche en plein renouvellement, ce livre associe à la réflexion d'historiens modernistes et contemporanéistes, l'analyse de spécialistes d'autres sciences humaines (sociologie, politologie, information et communication). Il dégage, au total, de vastes champs d'études et met en perspective des interrogations que brouille parfois une actualité trop brûlante.

Mass media --- Médias --- Social aspects --- Congresses --- History --- Aspect social --- Congrès --- Histoire --- Local mass media --- Sociology & Social History --- Social Sciences --- Social Change --- Médias --- Congrès --- Community media --- Local communication --- Local media --- Congresses. --- Communication --- presse quotidienne régionale --- bibliothèques de gare --- télévision française --- médias --- ville --- communication politique --- presse --- Le Mans --- radio