Mass Communication in Japan

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Wiley, 16 de gen. 1991 - 263 pàgines
Mass Communication in Japan offers a rare inside look at mass media in an information society intimately related to and infinitely different from our own. Anne Cooper-Chen's overview of Japan's mass media reaches from its origins and functions to its current status and future prospects. She profiles segments of the industry: newspapers, news agencies, magazines and comics, broadcasting, advertising, and public relations. Cooper-Chen also examines such cross-media issues as law and regulations, journalism education and training, ethical crises, media images of women, minority/immigrant media, broadcast satellites and cultural imperialism.

Sobre l'autor (1991)

Ann Cooper-Chen is professor and director of the Institute for International Journalismat the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University.  The former head of the International Communication Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), Cooper-Chen worked in Japan for the Asahi Evening News for two years.  She returned to Japan as a Fulbright Senior Research Scholar to gather material for this book.

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