- Part I: Press history James Curran
- Press history as political mythology
- The struggle for a free press
- Janus face of reform
- Industrialization of the press
- Era of the press barons
- Press under public regulation
- Post-war press: fable of progress
- Press and the remaking of Britain
- Rise of the neo-liberal Establishment
- Moral decline of the press
- Part II: Broadcasting history Jean Seaton
- Reith and the denial of politics
- Broadcasting and the Blitz
- Public service commerce: ITV, new audiences and new revenue
- Foreign affairs: the BBC, the world and the government
- Class, taste and profit
- Managers, regulators and broadcasters
- Public service under attack
- Broadcasting roller-coaster
- Part III: Rise of new media
- New media in Britain JC
- History of the internet JC
- Sociology of the internet JC
- Social media: making new societies or polarization merchants? JS
- Part IV: Theories of the media Jean Seaton
- Metabolising Britishness
- Global understanding
- Broadcasting and the theory of public service
- Part V: Politics of the media
- Industrial folklore and press reform JC
- Contradictions in media policy JC & JS
- Media reform: democratic choices JC
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