Media History

Editorial Board 2012
pp. i-i(1)

INTRODUCTION
pp. 247-247(1)
Author: O'Malley, Tom

NEWSPAPERS: A NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL PHENOMENON?
pp. 249-257(9)
Author: Raymond, Joad

EDITING AND EDITORIAL INTERVENTIONS IN ENGLISH JOURNALISM FROM THE CIVIL WARS TO THE RESTORATION
pp. 259-273(15)
Author: Peacey, Jason

READING OBSCENE TEXTS AND THEIR HISTORIES
pp. 275-288(14)
Author: Cocks, Harry G.

HISTORY, HISTORIANS AND THE WRITING OF PRINT AND NEWSPAPER HISTORY IN THE UK c.1945–1962
pp. 289-310(22)
Author: O'Malley, Tom

IGNORING THE FIRST DRAFT OF HISTORY?
pp. 311-326(16)
Author: Bingham, Adrian

JOURNALISTS' HISTORIES OF JOURNALISM
pp. 327-340(14)
Author: Hampton, Mark

WAR CORRESPONDENTS AS SOURCES FOR HISTORY
pp. 341-360(20)
Author: Williams, Kevin

BIOGRAPHY AND THE EMOTIONS AS A MISSING ‘NARRATIVE’ IN MEDIA HISTORY
pp. 361-378(18)
Author: Hendy, David

MEDIA HISTORY OR MEDIA HISTORIES?
pp. 379-394(16)
Author: Nicholas, Siân

THE REPUBLIC OF LETTERS AS A COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
pp. 395-407(13)
Author: Burke, Peter

DISSEMINATION OF NEWS IN THE SPANISH BAROQUE
pp. 409-421(13)
Author: Díaz Noci, Javier

INTERNATIONAL NEWS AGENCIES, NEWS-FLOW, AND THE USA–AUSTRALIA RELATIONSHIP FROM THE 1920S TILL THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
pp. 423-441(19)
Author: Putnis, Peter

THE STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL TELEVISION IN BRITAIN AND GERMANY
pp. 443-458(16)
Authors: Potschka, Christian; Golding, Peter

Social histories of the media in Britain and Ireland
pp. 459-469(11)
Author: Potter, Simon J.

NATIONAL IDENTITY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 1815–1851: THE ROLE OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY PERIODICALS
pp. 471-473(3)
Author: Agathocleous, Tanya

THE RISE AND FALL OF EARLY AMERICAN MAGAZINE CULTURE
pp. 473-475(3)
Author: Gilding, Anna Luker

LA CIVILISATION DU JOURNAL. HISTOIRE CULTURELLE ET LITTÉRAIRE DE LA PRESSE FRANÇAISE AU XIXÈ SIÈCLE
pp. 475-477(3)
Author: Palmer, Michael

REFIGURING MASS COMMUNICATION: A HISTORY
pp. 477-479(3)
Author: King, Andrew

ERRATUM
pp. 481-481(1)