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Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 18 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2002–2025, suosituimpiin kuuluu Success and failure in news media performance : comparative analysis in the media for democracy monitor 2021. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.
Eva Mayerhöffer; Marinella Belluati; Brooks DeCillia; Leen d’Haenens; Alice Baroni; Wai Han Lo; Claudia Padovani; Achilleas Karadimitriou; Christine Horz-Ishak; Torbjörn van Krogh; Christian Ruggiero; Cecilia Biancalana; Heinz Bonfadelli; Valgerður Jóhannsdóttir; Lars Nord; Hanne Vandenberghe; Werner A. Meier; Joaquim Fidalgo; John Grönvall; Barbara Thomass; Mauro Bomba; Francesco Marrazzo; Gordon Ramsay; Enrique Núñez-Mussa; Kari Karppinen; Martin Moore
The Media for Democracy Monitor (MDM) assesses the performance of leading news media in mature democracies with regard to three core dimensions of democracy: freedom, equality, and control. After monitoring 10 countries in 2011, the MDM project expanded to cover leading news media of 18 democracies in 2021. In this book, the most salient results from the MDM were selected to undergo cross-country and longitudinal comparison, searching for patterns and tendencies across countries, with a particular focus on the influence of digitalisation. Some of the key results are the ubiquitousness of the news media’s financial crisis, increasing consumption gaps as younger generations prefer online platforms, and persisting gender inequalities, both in news content and in newsrooms. However, the volume also shows that the reach of news media remains high, the watchdog role and investigative journalism are increasingly relevant in daily practice, and that public service media, in general, continue to play a vital role for democracy. These results have implications for media policies, regulations, and practices to improve news quality and, ultimately, democracy worldwide.
From the United States to China and from Brazil to India, an authoritarian approach to news is spreading across the world. Increasingly, the media is no longer a check on power or a source of objective information but a means by which governments and leaders can propagate their versions of reality, however biased or false. Martin Moore and Thomas Colley show how states are battling to control and shape the news in order to entrench their power, evade scrutiny, and ensure that their political narratives are accepted. Combining in-depth analyses of seven countries with a compelling range of stories and characters from around the world, they demonstrate the unprecedented scale and scope of governments’ efforts to take control of the media. Dictating Reality details how Xi’s China, Putin’s Russia, Modi’s India, AMLO’s Mexico, Bolsonaro’s Brazil, and Orban’s Hungary have all sought, in their different ways, to exploit news to manufacture alternative realities—and how their methods have taken hold in the United States, the United Kingdom, and other democracies. Combining keen analysis of contemporary world events with years of original research, this book is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how authoritarian leaders use the media, why more and more people are living in different realities, and the ways democracy is under threat.
From the United States to China and from Brazil to India, an authoritarian approach to news is spreading across the world. Increasingly, the media is no longer a check on power or a source of objective information but a means by which governments and leaders can propagate their versions of reality, however biased or false. Martin Moore and Thomas Colley show how states are battling to control and shape the news in order to entrench their power, evade scrutiny, and ensure that their political narratives are accepted. Combining in-depth analyses of seven countries with a compelling range of stories and characters from around the world, they demonstrate the unprecedented scale and scope of governments’ efforts to take control of the media. Dictating Reality details how Xi’s China, Putin’s Russia, Modi’s India, AMLO’s Mexico, Bolsonaro’s Brazil, and Orban’s Hungary have all sought, in their different ways, to exploit news to manufacture alternative realities—and how their methods have taken hold in the United States, the United Kingdom, and other democracies. Combining keen analysis of contemporary world events with years of original research, this book is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how authoritarian leaders use the media, why more and more people are living in different realities, and the ways democracy is under threat.
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Why are some trips and holidays, or adventures as I like to call them, better than others? The best ones and some special experiences linger longer and clearer in your mind. With the right triggers, vivid memories lead to major flashbacks, getting your heart racing and bringing tears to your eyes. The choice of holiday venue for two separate occasions could not have been more exciting - Manhattan in New York and New Orleans. How could you not come out the other side without that feeling of "I had a holiday of a lifetime"? One thing though - the timing is Christmas and New Year, the weather cold and even some attractions shut. What is experience - an event and an activity - and we supply the encircling explanation, interpretation and consolidation to make the adventure fit our expectations. We might even alter and exaggerate what happened in our minds so that the stories sound better when retold. Truth and reality become indistinguishable. My position is to treat vacations and trips as adventures and the actual foundation of new experiences. We are then better placed at the time to cope with uncertainty through an approach which is positive and energy-generating. Our recollections then remain crisp and faithful to the adventures, big and small, as they panned out.
Internet har alltmer blivit en plats för trollfabriker, valfusk och företag som säljer vår personliga information till högstbjudande. Kina använder Facebooks och Googles algoritmer för att förtrycka muslimer i Xinjiang. Putins Ryssland har lyckats med det Sovjet bara drömde om: att undergräva de liberala staternas politik och dess invånares förtroende för sina länder och varandra. Hackad demokrati är en spännande och kunskapstät skildring av den digitala erans nya värld, och räknas redan som ett referensverk på området. Martin Moore är medieforskare och har grundat The Media Standards Trust, varit med och organiserat Orwellpriset och startat journalisted.com." Hackad demokrati är viktig. Ett utmärkt hjälpmedel för dem som vill upprätthålla demokratins principer"Värmlands Folkblad"En fullgod introduktion till ett av dagens allra mest angelägna ämnen"Blekinge Läns Tidning"Martin Moore ger en bred bild av hur informationsteknologin försvårar och kringgår demokratiska processer. En fin introduktion till ett akut samhällsproblem." Barometern"Det är fruktansvärt svårt att få internets demokratiska frågor högklassigt journalistiskt skildrade. Vi får därför hålla till godo med jättebra och vällovliga böcker som Martin Moores "Hackad demokrati", nu tillgänglig i en närmast heroisk översättning av Djordje Zarkovic, som verkligen har gjort ett imponerande arbete med att ge texten lyster." Landskrona Posten
Technology has fractured democracy, and now there’s no going back. All around the world, the fringes have stormed the palace of the elites and unleashed data miners, dark ads and bots on an unwitting public. After years of soundbites about connecting people, the social media giants are only just beginning to admit to the scale of the problem. We stand on the precipice of an era where switching your mobile platform will have more impact on your life than switching your government. Where freedom and privacy are seen as incompatible with social well-being and transparency. Where your attention is sold to the highest bidder. Our laws don’t cover what is happening and our politicians don’t understand it. But if we don’t fight to change the system now, we may not get another chance.
In the space of one election cycle, authoritarian governments, moneyed elites and fringe hackers figured out how to game elections, bypass democratic processes, and turn social networks into battlefields. Facebook, Google and Twitter – where our politics now takes place – have lost control and are struggling to claw it back. Prepare for a new strain of democracy. A world of datafied citizens, real-time surveillance, enforced wellness and pre-crime. Where switching your mobile platform will have more impact on your life than switching your government. Where freedom and privacy are seen as incompatible with social wellbeing and compulsory transparency. As our lives migrate online, we have become increasingly vulnerable to digital platforms founded on selling your attention to the highest bidder. Our laws don’t cover what is happening and our politicians don’t understand it. But if we don’t change the system now, we may not get another chance.
Visiting Africa for a person not born there is a life-changing experience. Apart for the different peoples and cultures, the landscape and its wildlife add a vigorous dimension of challenge which other continents and countries do not have. This is a personal and quirky account of how a couple, Elaine and Martin Moore who have known Africa for ten years came to realise the dream of a safari in remote Botswana. They chose the famed Okavango Delta to get back to nature for 10 days. It is not a travel guide or a scientific record of time in the bush. This picture and word book shares everyday and extraordinary events when on safari. It is a guide to help you do it for yourself. Martin Moore and Elaine Moore lived and worked in South Africa during the 70s and 80s, watching the country change through a difficult period. One constant was the experience of visiting the bush and getting close up to Africa and face-to-face with its wildlife. This has stayed with them since returning to the United Kingdom. They still go to Africa on a regular basis and hope to spend more time on safari.
Dealing with system problems—from user login failures to server crashes--is a critical part of a system administrator's job. A down system can cost a business thousands of dollars per minute. But there is little or no information available on how to troubleshoot and correct system problems; in most cases, these skills are learned in an ad-hoc manner, usually in the pressure-cooker environment of a crisis. This is the first book to address this lack of information. The authors (both experienced Tru64 UNIX support engineer for Compaq) systematically present the techniques and tools needed to find and fix system problems. The first part of the book presents the general principles and techniques needed in system troubleshooting. These principles and techniques are useful not only for UNIX system administrators, but for anyone who needs to find and fix system problems. After this foundation, the authors describe troubleshooting tools used in the UNIX environment. The remainder of the book covers specific areas of the Tru64 UNIX operating system in detail: listing common problems, their causes, how to detect them, and how to correct them. Each chapter includes a "Before You Call Support" section that details the most important things to check and correct before it's necessary to call Compaq technical support. The authors also include decision trees to help the reader systematically isolate particular problem types.