Media, Margins and Civic Agency

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Alternative Voices, Alternative Spaces: Counterhegemonic Discourse in the Blogosphere

Chapter 3 Unlocking the Gate? How NGOs Mediate the Voices of the Marginalised in a Social Media Context

Chapter 4 ‘I Wouldn’t Be a Victim When It Comes to Being Heard’: Citizen Journalism and Civic Inclusion

Chapter 5 The Voices of Extremist Violence: What Can We Hear?

Chapter 6 European Media Policy: Why Margins Actually Matter

Chapter 7 The Rise of ‘Creative Diversity’ in Media Policy

Chapter 8 Victims at the Margins? A Comparative Analysis of the Use of Primary Sources in Reporting Personal Tragedy in Norway and the UK

Chapter 9 Public Service from the Margins: A Case Study of Diasporic Media in the UK

Chapter 10 Space and the Migrant Camps of Calais: Space-Making at the Margins

Chapter 11 Visibility of Protest at the Margins: The Thatcher Funeral Protests

Chapter 12 ‘Pay Your Tax!’ How Tax Avoidance Became a Prominent Issue in the Public Sphere in the UK

Chapter 13 UGC in the Newsroom: How BBC Journalists’ Engagement with Internet Activists Has Altered Newsroom Practices

Chapter 14 Police, Protester, Public: Unsettling Binaries in the Public Sphere

Chapter 15 Afterword