American journalism and post -truth
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The book is dedicated to some aspects of modern US journalism - post -truth, false news, objectivity and columnistics. The reason for its writing was a number of phenomena: a decrease in confidence in the media, the growth of information noise on the Internet, the dominance of opinions over facts, media wars between politicians and journalists, washing borders between opinions and news, a crisis in Russian-American relations and an increase in interest in Russia since Sitments of the press of the United States. The author reveals the problems raised in the work and explains how the columnistics of the United States operates on the example of "New York Times". This book is an attempt to understand whether a strip of opinions in a high -quality newspaper can play the role of a guideline in the world of post -truths or becomes an instrument of propaganda in the hands of groups and interests.
The monograph can be useful to specialists in the field of international relations, journalists, political scientists, experts in mass communications, political consultants, as well as teachers and students of the journalism faculties that are interested in what principles the US press works and how communication is carried out between journalists and other groups of interest
The monograph can be useful to specialists in the field of international relations, journalists, political scientists, experts in mass communications, political consultants, as well as teachers and students of the journalism faculties that are interested in what principles the US press works and how communication is carried out between journalists and other groups of interest
Author:
Author:Koshkin Pavel Gennadievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-777-0796-3
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