Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media

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Autor(a) principal: Curran, James
Data de Publicação: 2007
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Brazilian journalism research (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/bjr/article/view/98
Resumo: Investigative journalism, according to traditional theory, has the task of exposing the abuses of public offi cials. Therefore, media has been seen as an institution central to liberal democracy. In this article, I examine examples of the role of media in United Kingdom, in United States of America and in Brazil showing how extensive media coverage in these countries drew attention to police violence. The challenge for all of us is to work out what should be retained from this tradition, and what should be revised or rejected and to think about the concrete implications of what results from our reappraisal.
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title Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
spellingShingle Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
Curran, James
democracy
social integration
confl ict
political power
title_short Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
title_full Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
title_fullStr Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
title_full_unstemmed Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
title_sort Reinterpreting the Democratic Roles of the Media
author Curran, James
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv democracy
social integration
confl ict
political power
topic democracy
social integration
confl ict
political power
description Investigative journalism, according to traditional theory, has the task of exposing the abuses of public offi cials. Therefore, media has been seen as an institution central to liberal democracy. In this article, I examine examples of the role of media in United Kingdom, in United States of America and in Brazil showing how extensive media coverage in these countries drew attention to police violence. The challenge for all of us is to work out what should be retained from this tradition, and what should be revised or rejected and to think about the concrete implications of what results from our reappraisal.
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