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Media structures play an important role in explaining media performance. The research on media systems, institutions and organizations developed significantly over the last decade. This volume contains contributions that deal with media structures and their change, the influence of media structures on both media organizations and media content as well as the state of research field.

This next volume of the series Relation is devoted to the specific structures of the Austrian media landscape in the context of global changes in media systems. It aims to investigate the far-reaching structural changes within different media segments (press, broadcasting, and the Internet). The articles analyse the strategies of press and broadcasting companies, journalists, and media policy protagonists, and also assess how media recipients are responding to these changes. In addition, they...

RELATION is a peer-reviewed book series intended to advance the study of the multifaceted relationships between media and society by emphasizing the comparative dimensions of such research. Monographs, collection of articles, conference proceedings, or edited source material are published in this series. This volume is devoted to Jewish images as portrayed in Western media - using both historical and contemporary contexts as well as multidisciplinary perspectives. It is composed of two parts....

Inhalt: Lars NOWAK, Produktive Bilder: Kinematographie und Photographie als Instrumente der Arbeitsrationalisierung im Zeitraum von 1890 bis 1960; Otto HWALETZ, Produktivität und Produktivitätsregimes: Bemerkungen zu einigen entscheidenden Bedingungen moderner wirtschaftlicher Entwicklung; Helmut LACKNER, Der „Produktivitätsrummel im österreichischen Wiederaufbau; Ramón REICHERT, Die Filme des „Österreichischen Produktivitätszentrums" 1950-1987. Ein Beitrag zur Diskussion um den Film als...

Inhalt: Jérôme BOURDON, Media Consumption and Cultural Inequalities in France: Eclecticism or EXclusion?; Barbara SCHIEDER, Politik als Inszenierung: Ein Literaturbericht; Gabriele MELISCHEK und Josef SEETHALER, Zur soziometrischen Bestimmung von Leitmedien am Beispiel der Berliner Tageszeitungen 1928-1932; Jill E. MAYER, Poisoning by Degrees: The Rhetoric of German Nationalism in the Press of Habsburg Austria; Marina TICHY, Sigmund Freud in der „Neuen Freien Presse“ 1985-1938 “Relation“ is...

Inhalt: KASELITZ, Verena: Through Distant Eyes. Ireland in the European Press 1922-1985 “Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this...

“Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this programme.

“Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this programme.

“Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this programme.

“Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this programme.

“Relation“ is the title of the first European newspaper, published in 1605 in Strasbourg. Such a tradition obliges. Founded in 1994, the new “Relation” will be concerned particularly with issues regarding the multifaceted relationships between media and society in temporal and spatial comparative perspectives. The new subheading “Perspectives on Comparative Communication Research” clearly expresses this programme.