Qu'elles soient entachées de répression ou saluées comme libératrices de la vérité, les nouvelles font partie intégrante de notre vie quotidienne. Depuis les premiers reportages il y a plus de 500 ans jusqu'à la couverture actuelle 24 heures sur 24 des événements dans la presse écrite et en ligne, à la télévision et sur les réseaux sociaux, la portée de l'information a radicalement changé. Les technologies et les attitudes en évolution rapide ont façonné non seulement la façon dont nous créons des nouvelles, mais aussi la façon dont nous les consommons. Mais qu'est-ce qui fait qu'un événement est « d'actualité » ? Sommes-nous justifiés dans notre scepticisme face aux images choquantes et aux gros titres incendiaires ? Ou les nouvelles sont-elles un outil vital, permettant des mouvements d'activisme mondiaux tels que #BlackLivesMatter et imposant un examen minutieux nécessaire de l'éthique des personnes au pouvoir ? Breaking the News pose des questions opportunes sur la façon dont les reportages en Grande-Bretagne ont écrit le récit des moments charnières de l'histoire. Parmi eux figurent un meurtre macabre du XVIIe siècle, des campagnes d'information publique sur le COVID-19, la fuite de la NSA par Edward Snowden et le traitement réservé aux célébrités par les médias. Les biographies des longs métrages mettent également en lumière des personnalités influentes de l'histoire, notamment l'écrivain et abolitionniste Olaudah Equiano, le photojournaliste Mohamed Amin et la militante des droits environnementaux Greta Thunberg. Plus de 60 illustrations en couleur Jackie Harrison est professeur de communication publique et président du Centre pour la liberté des médias à l'Université de Sheffield. Luke McKernan est conservateur principal des actualités et images animées à la British Library.
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Jackie Harrison is Professor of Public Communication and Chair of the Centre for Freedom of the Media at the University of Sheffield. Luke McKernan is Lead Curator, News and Moving Image at the British Library.
From the first newspaper publication just over 400 years ago to today’s 24-hour coverage of events, fast-evolving technologies and attitudes have shaped not only how we make news but, more crucially, how we consume it. But what makes an event ‘news’? Are we justified in our scepticism about shocking images and inflammatory headlines? Or is the news a vital tool, enabling worldwide activism movements such as #BlackLivesMatter and enforcing necessary scrutiny of the ethics of those in power? Accompanying a major exhibition at the British Library, Breaking the News asks prescient questions about how reporting in Britain has written the narrative for pivotal moments in history. Among them are a grisly seventeenth-century murder, Covid-19 public information campaigns, the NSA leak by Edward Snowden and the media’s treatment of celebrities from Princess Diana to Jade Goody. Short profiles also highlight influential news breakers through history, including writer and abolitionist Olaudah Equiano, photojournalist Mohamed Amin and environmental rights activist Greta Thunberg.
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