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• W1500035247 abstract "Start, Paul. The Creation of the Media: Political Origins of Modern Communications. New York: Basic Books, 2004. 484 pp. $27.50 Research in mass communication, especially studies focused on journalism history, typically concentrate on an individual event, sometimes a series of events, and occasionally a window of a decade or more. And, just as typically, media historians take as subjects the works, lives, and innovations of individual journalists, advertising agents, or public relations professionals; the rises, falls, and impacts of particular media institutions or journalistic trends; the coverage of a particular war, political event, politician, or social movement; or the influence of individual and institutional efforts to influence journalists' work. Periodically Willard Bleyer, Alfred Lee, Frank Luther Mott, Edwin Emery, or one of their successors cherry pick these focused historical studies and the trade journals for chronicles of American journalism history-textbooks of partial, selective, and disconnected constructions of history that never quite satisfy teachers and students in media history courses. On occasion, however, a scholaroften separated from the lore of journalism and mass communication practice, study, or history-examines afresh communication history to synthesize trends in journalism in the context of broad social, economic, political, and philosophical patterns. Harold Innis offers an example; this Canadian economist, with a broad brush, established in Empire and Communications and The Bias of Communication two central tendencies of mass communication as corrosive to local communities and cultures and fundamental to nations, imperialism, and modern commercial concentration. The Creation of the Media: Political Origins of Modern Communications by Princeton Sociology professor Paul Starr, similar to the work of Innis, offers teachers and students another important synthesizing study of mass communication. Although Starr concentrates on the evolution of U.S. communication, he does so while continuously comparing development of U.S. media systems under democratic liberalism to those systems that evolved in nations and empires adhering to more feudal and authoritarian notions. Essentially Starr argues the characteristics of today's mass communication systems derive from political philosophy in place in nations and empires when modern communication technologies first emerged at the end of the eighteenth century. …" @default.
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