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Cover -- Half-Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1 Culture Is (Not) the Media -- 2 Media Is (Not) the Culture -- 3 Media Representation and Its Cultural Consequences -- 4 Filming Culture -- Conclusion: The Tangled Web -- Notes -- References -- Author Index.

Neoliberalism has allowed the increasingly globalization of mass media flourishing within the control of a few multinational corporation. Privatization of the mass media held by the neoliberals has been presented as evident for the sceptics that mass media fail to perform as the fourth estate in democratic society. Ownership of the media by private capital would destroy the media independence.

Why increase media literacy? -- How to think about media literacy -- Mass media industries: historical perspective -- Mass media industries: the economic game -- Mass media audience: industry perspective -- Mass media audience: individual perspective -- Mass media content -- Mass media effects -- Springboard

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Earth Discourses: Theorizing the Environment for Global Media Studies -- 2 Endless Growth: Neoliberalism and Global Media's Promethean Logic -- 3 Neo-Malthusian Entertainment: The Limits of Green TV -- 4 Battle of the Blogosphere: Monsanto versus the World -- 5 Amazonian Indigenous Green: Media and the Ecologically Noble Savage -- Conclusion: Earth Discourses and the Question of Agency in the Media Commons -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

With books such as Discourse Networks and Gramophone, Film, Typewriter and the collection Literature, Media, Information Systems, Friedrich Kittler has established himself as one of the world's most influential media theorists. He is also one of the most controversial and misunderstood. Kittler and the Media offers students of media theory an introduction to Kittler's basic ideas. Following an introduction that situates Kittler's work against the tumultuous background of German 20th-century history (from the Second World War and the cultural upheaval of the late 1960s to reunification), the book provides succinct summaries of Kittler's early discourse-analytical work inspired by French post-structuralism, his media-related theorising and his most recent writings on cultural techniques and the notation systems of Ancient Greece. This clear and engaging overview of a fascinating theorist will be welcomed by students and scholars alike of media, communication and cultural studies.

1. Media practice and employability : from project skills to real world skills -- 2. Media production teams : team skills and life skills -- 3. Media project briefs : from media student to media professional -- 4. Reaching your audience : media practice, production and consumption -- 5. Scripting your projects : ideas, forms and genres -- 6. Designing your projects : media practice and mise en scene -- 7. Constructing your projects : the technical elements of media practice -- 8. Organising media production : production roles and administration -- 9. Editing your projects : post-production, sound design and typography -- 10. Exhibition and distribution : online platforms, festivals and screenings -- 11. Evaluating your media projects : critical analysis and reflection on media project work -- 12. Employability and media practice : becoming career ready.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. The Palestinian Idea -- 2. Plastic Palestine: Part One -- 3. Plastic Palestine: Part Two -- 4. Hollow Time -- 5. Equality under Surveillance -- 6. Palestine in Black and White -- Notes -- Filmography -- Bibliography -- Index