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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Mark O'BrienPublisher: Manchester University Press Imprint: Manchester University Press ISBN: 9781526134783ISBN 10: 1526134780 Pages: 304 Publication Date: 21 May 2018 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsIntroduction 1. A new age 2. High dignity and low salaries 3. Free State - free press? 4. Power in a union 5. A red republic 6. Official Ireland 7. The impact of television 8. The Troubles and censorship 9. Modernity comes knocking 10. Lifting the lid 11. Spirit of the nation 12. An appalling vista Conclusion Index -- .Reviews'Mark O'Brien is an academic at Dublin City University. This book is well researched and welcome for reminding us of the evils of the State's past.' Eamon Dunphy is a journalist, broadcaster and podcaster, The Irish Times May 2017 'O'Brien's work is descriptive. Rows within and between journalist organisations are detailed. Major sto ries and how they were covered or missed are chronicled comprehensively.This book is welcome. It is well written and offers students a great introduction to Ireland and its journal ism and suggests a wealth of ideas for further research.' Michael Foley, Journalism Education Volume 6, number 2 -- . ‘Mark O’Brien is an academic at Dublin City University. This book is well researched and welcome for reminding us of the evils of the State’s past.’ Eamon Dunphy is a journalist, broadcaster and podcaster, The Irish Times May 2017 ‘O’Brien’s work is descriptive. Rows within and between journalist organisations are detailed. Major stories and how they were covered or missed are chronicled comprehensively…This book is welcome. It is well written and offers students a great introduction to Ireland and its journalism and suggests a wealth of ideas for further research.’ Michael Foley, Journalism Education Volume 6, number 2 -- . 'Mark O'Brien is an academic at Dublin City University. This book is well researched and welcome for reminding us of the evils of the State's past.' Eamon Dunphy is a journalist, broadcaster and podcaster, The Irish Times May 2017 'O'Brien's work is descriptive. Rows within and between journalist organisations are detailed. Major sto-ries and how they were covered or missed are chronicled comprehensively.This book is welcome. It is well written and offers students a great introduction to Ireland and its journal-ism and suggests a wealth of ideas for further research.' Michael Foley, Journalism Education Volume 6, number 2 -- . Author InformationMark O'Brien is Senior Lecturer in Journalism History at Dublin City University Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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