The media and financial crises : comparative and historical perspectives /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. The banking crisis and the media. Willful blindness: the media's power problem
- Why the media got it right
- The US media and the 2009 stimulus package
- The British media and the 'first crisis of globalization'
- From Wall Street to Main Street: Australian finance and business journalism and the crisis
- Part II. The Euro-crisis and the media. The Irish press, politicians, and the Celtic Tiger economy
- The Spanish press: no illusions
- European media views of the Greek crisis
- Part III. Challenges for the media. What are financial journalists for?
- The media and the crisis: and information theoretic approach
- Why the public doesn't trust the business press
- The mediation of financial information flows: traders, analysts, journalists
- Paying for crisis news: the dilemmas of news organizations
- Part IV. The lessons of history. Financial crises and the birth of the financial press, 1825-1880
- Boom, crisis, bust: speculators, promoters, and city journalists, 1880-1914
- 'Run on the Bank': covering the 1914 financial crisis
- The pound and the press, 1919-1972
- 'Goodbye, Great Britain'? The press, the Treasury, and the 1976 IMF crisis
- Part V. Media messengers under interrogation. UK financial journalists quizzed by MPs.