Ralph Negrine

TL;DR: The British Press: Ownership, Control, Advertising, and Re-Structuring as mentioned in this paper Theories of the Media: The British Press and the British Press, and the Future of British Broadcasting.

TL;DR: The authors examined the notion of the Americanization of political and campaign communication and explored the significance of the seeming convergence of practices and the implications for future patterns of political communication and sociopolitical development.

TL;DR: The Communication of Political Information and the Creation of an Informed Citizenry "Public Information", Leaks and the Production of News Reporting Parliament, Reporting Politics Specialization in News Organizations Producing Better News? Public Opinion, the Media and the Democratic Process The Construction of politics Political Communication and the Americanization of Politics Political Communication in the Age of Global Electronic Media as discussed by the authors

TL;DR: The authors argue that much of what is referred to within the discourse of professionalization is linked more to responses to technological change and propose that more care should be taken when describing all modern political communication as professional, otherwise there is a danger of inferring that the practices of the past were amateurish; a conclusion that does not stand up to rigorous research.

TL;DR: This article proposed a critical framework based on identity construction, rhetorical style, and relationship with media to assess the relevant features of the communicative styles of specific populist actors of right and left, in power relations, in their own settings and time.