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Introduction - James W Carey Taking Culture Seriously PART ONE: OVERVIEWS Television, Myth and Culture - Roger Silverstone Television as an Aesthetic Medium - David Thorburn Myth, Chronicle and Story - Elizabeth Bird and Robert W Dardenne Exploring the Narrative Qualities of News PART TWO: TELEVISION One Night of Prime Time - Horace Newcomb An Analysis of Television's Multiple Voices Dallas and Genesis - Tamar Liebes and Elihu Katz Primordiality and Seriality in Popular Culture The Mary Tyler Moore Show and the Transformation of Situation Comedy - Thomas Zynda Television Stardom - Jimmie L Reeves A Ritual of Social Typification and Individualization Television, Myth and Ritual - Stewart M Hoover The Role of Substantive Meaning and Spatiality PART THREE: THE PRESS The Watergate Audience - Michael Cornfield Parsing the Powers of the Press On Journalistic Authority - David L Eason The Janet Cooke Scandal What is a Reporter? The Private Face of Public Journalism - Michael Schudson Rupert Murdoch and the Demonology of Professional Journalism - John Pauly
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Mark Fletcher
reviewed Media, myths, and narratives on December 10, 2014
Media
Uneven anthology on the late 1990s progress on artificial intelligence in comparison to the fictional HAL character. Of course outdated, but the problem is that most chapters are likely too technical to the layman and not technical enough for AI students. So it falls between two stools. Yet, the 2 interviews were interesting, as was the chapter on computer chess research (with its history). The timing of this book is funny as they talk about Deep Blue winning a game against Kasparov but losing the match in 1996. The authors failed to anticipate that in 1997, the year of publication of the book, Deep Blue would win the match against the best human player! Certainly a must-read for fans of 2001 A Space Odyssey.
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