Titlebook: Media Resistance; Protest, Dislike, Ab Trine Syvertsen Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 New media.abs

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etzten fünf bis acht Jahren ein zunehmendes Desinteresse an Transformationsforschung, zuweilen ein echter Überdruss am Thema auszumachen. Das manifestierte sich in einer stetigen Abnahme von Forschungsprojekten und Publikationen der Transformationsforschung, wobei gleichzeitig Themen wie Globalisier

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Resistance to Early Mass Media,ightenment, democracy, community and health. The chapter discusses campaigns and protests against early mass media and shows that a common feature was a struggle for political and institutional control, prohibition or censorship.

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Evil Media in Dystopian Fiction,49) and Bradbury’s . (1953). All three novels portray authoritarian societies where the growth of mass media represents a danger to civilization. The screen media (cinema and television) are depicted as particularly bad, whereas print culture and books are depicted as representing hope for humanity.

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,“Caught in the Net”: Online and Social Media Disappointment and Detox, community and health. With increasingly ubiquitous media, the chapter argues that it is difficult to propose political measures to restrict media. However, a parallel development is the emergence of self-help guides, websites and confessionals inspiring users to media detox and abstention.

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Conclusion: The Persistence of Media Resistance,d from the political to the personal domain. Three explanations are offered for how media resistance is sustained as a strong cultural current: media resistance is flexible and adaptable, media resistance is connected with other great narratives of hope and decline, and media resisters keep a distance from (empirical) media research.