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News Media Study

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Herbert GansÆ 1979 study of the national news media, Deciding WhatÆs News: A Study of CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News Newsweek and Time is a cultural sociologistÆs analysis of news practices and production. The authorÆs concern is with the social construction of news, what gets reported, what doesnÆt, and why. The book is divided into three sections. Part 1 describes how America is reported in the popular, domestic news media. Part 2 discusses why the news is reported the way it is. This is the section of the book devoted to studying the work of journalists in the four news organizations cited in the title. Part 3 discusses alternative ways to report the news and GansÆ philosophy of news.

The book contains several major themes and ideas. A central concept is that professional journalists have more power than most people because they express ôthe economic, political, and social ideas and values which are dominant in Americaö (xv). Another key notion is that the media relie

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Approximate Word count = 663
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page)

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