Centres and Peripheries : Metropolitan and Non-Metropolitan Journalism in the Twenty-First Century

The Essays In This Collection Explore Centre/periphery Relationships In Journalism On A Wide Geographical Canvas—the British Isles, Europe, North America And Australasia. The Authors—academics And Journalists—discuss A Range Of Issues Including: • Varying News Agendas • News Agendas And Regional/national Identities • News Agendas And Ownership Patterns • The Viability Of Regional/non-metropolitan Media Hubs • Media Policy At National And Non-national Levels • Language And Non-metropolitan Journalism • Peripheries Within Peripheries The Authors Take Full Account Of The Technological And Financial Challenges Facing Journalism In The Digital Age.