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

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Maritime Archaeology and Social Relations the press. It argues that the way debates about media policy are covered is partly responsible for the emergence of weak press reforms. The chapter presents an overview of the book, making it easy for readers to locate their subject of interest.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-33600-1clarify their usage in academic literature. The chapter also explores the use of paradigm repair strategies in the coverage of media policy. Overall, the research was designed to produce empirical data on the representation of media policy.

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Maritime Archaeology and Social Relationseir coverage of media policy debates. It reveals that such self-affirmation is often used to solicit public trust when the media’s reputation is called into question. This chapter also explores the political economy of the .’s coverage of the phone hacking scandal and the Leveson Inquiry.

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Meaning and Social Archaeology,party Royal Charter on press regulation, (2) playing down the Leveson Inquiry, (3) playing down the scandal, (4) in a discourse of “unfair” treatment of the press and (5) critiquing critics of the press’ position. All these were geared towards protecting the neoliberal interpretation of press freedom.

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The Press Reform Debate,ress, if at all. This chapter provides background knowledge on key issues in the debate that followed the . phone hacking scandal. The key issues examined include press freedom, the public interest, privacy, press regulation and media ownership