Power Without Responsibility: Press, Broadcasting and the Internet in Britain [Hardcover]

Praise for previous editions

'. . . the best guide to the British media.'

Nick Cohen, New Statesman

'A classic of media history and analysis.'                                   

Michael Foley, Irish Times

'Many students and young people in and around the British media will make Power Without Responsibility into a new orthodoxy.'

Jeremy Tunstall, Encounter 

'Excellent new study of the press and broadcasting.'

Tribune 

'A classic text.'

Stage and Television Today

'An invaluable general textbook for the specialist student of communications as well as a guide into a complex area for social scientists.'

Teaching Politics

'Curran and Seatons writing, scholarly but not academicist, manages that rare and dif
cult task of rendering complex information and different theoretical approaches in a style open to teachers and post-16 students alike. No reading list for courses in media or the social sciences should be without Power Without Responsibility. It not only fuels the mind, it liberates it.'

David Lusted, Journal of Educational Television

'Every media studies student sl—