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""This book gives a comprehensive overview of the contemporary developments in broadcast political interviews from a conversation analytical point of view. Ian Hutchby is a keen observer of interactional techniques that often go unnoticed in the communication between journalists and politicians. He describes and explains them in a fine-grained and systematic way, thereby adding a valuable contribution to both the study fields of political communication and media discourse."" -- Martina Temmerman, Vrije Universiteit Brussel “Hutchby, a pioneer in the study of broadcast talk, presents a much-needed updated view on the political interview, its practices, its structures, and especially its development. Hutchby uses key concepts such as ‘authenticity’ and ‘mediatization’ to move from the traditional interviews to newer genres in what is a central resource for all discourse analysis research of the media.” -- Gonen Dori-Hacohen, University of Massachusetts Amherst

"""This book gives a comprehensive overview of the contemporary developments in broadcast political interviews from a conversation analytical point of view. Ian Hutchby is a keen observer of interactional techniques that often go unnoticed in the communication between journalists and politicians. He describes and explains them in a fine-grained and systematic way, thereby adding a valuable contribution to both the study fields of political communication and media discourse."" -- Martina Temmerman, Vrije Universiteit Brussel “Hutchby, a pioneer in the study of broadcast talk, presents a much-needed updated view on the political interview, its practices, its structures, and especially its development. Hutchby uses key concepts such as ‘authenticity’ and ‘mediatization’ to move from the traditional interviews to newer genres in what is a central resource for all discourse analysis research of the media.” -- Gonen Dori-Hacohen, University of Massachusetts Amherst"

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Ian Hutchby is honorary professor of sociology at the University of York.

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