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Cornford + Robbins
Evolutionary, old media had interactivity e.g teletext, new tech = improved old tech
Boyle + Haynes
Addition (TV and streaming), Speed of communication.
Miliband
Instrumentalist approach, Self censorship of journalists, looking unreasonable.
Curran + Seaton
20th century press barons, media reflects views of wealthy
GUMG
white, m/c male journalists share dominant ideology
Gramsci
Hegemony, Dominant ideology = common sense, unconsciously presented by choice
Katz + Lazarfield
Limited influence of media, audience isn't passive
Baudrillard
Media saturation, Hyperreality distorts reality, Simulacra (reality tv).
Levene
Media = fluid, Easy to reject hegemonic messages + find new outlets.
McLuhan
Global village, time-space barrier collapse, shrinking world.
Strinati
No distinction between high/ pop culture.
Sklair
Blurred lines between infos vs. ads, western consumerism
Ritzer
Global TNC domination, spread of western ideology BUT McDonalds theory
Fenton
Global =/ Universal, US based media causes cultural imperialism
Tomlinson
Pick’n’mix cultures, cultural hybridisation
Mohammadi
Multidirectional flows of culture - Shakira.
Bagdikan
Avoid offending advertisers, repressed stories
Cohen - Agenda setting
Media doesn't tell us what to think but what to think about
McCombs
Media tells us what to think about AND how to think about it (politics)
Cohen
Moral panics, folk devils, deviancy amplification e.g Mods and Rockers
AO3 - McRobbie + Thornton
Galtung + Ruge
News values impact newsworthiness, profit + audience e.g killer clown.
AO3 - Brighton + Foy (Norwegian)
Hall et al
Primary definers (elite), journalists rely on and spread their ideology.
Davis
80% of stories in The Times used churnalism - distortion
Davis
Youth scapegoated, blamed for societal issues, distracts from adult responsibility.
Wayne et al
286/2100 news items on youth, 82% presented as victims or perpetrators of crime.
Lee et al
Elderly ‘golden age’, possess grey £, 15% ads aimed at them.
Mulvey
Male gaze, heterosexual male lens, women objectified.
Ferguson
Cult of femininity, look good for men, good wife/mother.
Wolf
Beauty myth, distraction from feminism
Mort
Rise in male mags, emergence of metrosexual man.
Jones
Liberal bigotry, m/c assault w/c vals, symbolic annihilation, poverty blamed on personal inadequacy.
Cohen
Bourgeoisie media moguls, poor parasitic scroungers, welfare cheats, wealth not linked to deprivation.
Newman
Overfocus on wealthy concerns, stock markets & holidays, ignore banker bonuses.
Hall et al
1970- moral panic, exaggerated and scapegoated black crime.
Dijk
Right-wing papers ignore immigration benefits, moral panic, nationalism
Shah
Tokenism, minorities used as "props" to show diversity
Shakespeare
Disability is othered, not part of mainstream society, used as character trait.
GUMG
mental health seen as violent, creates fear, overrides personal experience
Watson
Disability seen as welfare scroungers
Hudson (actor)
1980 HIV plague, symbolic annihilation
Gill
Sanitised homosexuality, no sexual affection
Craig
Stereotype tropes e.g camp, macho, deviant
James Bulger
Hypodermic syringe model, copy cat murders
Bandura
Social learning theory, imitation of violence
Newson
Drip-drip effect, exposure to killings, young people desensitised
Fesback + Sanger
Catharsis, games outlet for emotions
Katz + Lazarfield
Two-step flow model, messages filtered through an "opinion leader" (friends/family).
Blumer + McQuail
Uses + Gratification model, active audience uses media to meet personal needs, identity, entertainment, information, personal relationships (TV as conversation starter).
Hall
Cultural effects model, media encodes messages, audience decodes, viewpoint absorbed, decoded differently based on experiences (class).
Marley
3 decoding ways, Dominant, Negotiated, Oppositional.