Perceptions of the audience by the alternative press producers: a case study of the Texas observer

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The Texas Observer is chosen to study as it fits into the definition of the alternative media, covering news events not ordinarily reported in the mainstream media. This study examines the way the alternative press producers conceive of their audience, comparing this with previously published literature about how mainstream media producers conceived of their audience.

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Formatting participation within broadcast media production

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Participation in the broadcast media involves a set of mutual rights and obligations that regulate the contact between media professionals and non-professional participants. Participation in the context of broadcast media production and its forms and wider societal contexts are defined.

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Critical realism and news production

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Critical realism highlights several well-researched aspects of the fundamental issue of news production. A realist account of the concepts of news values and routine journalistic practices is presented.

Realism, Realism (Cultural movement)

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