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A comprehensive study of the media in Scotland.
Introduction FRAMING THE DISCUSSION 1 Neil Blain and Kathryn Burnett: An unwon cause: the struggle to represent Scotland 2 John Corbett: Scots, English and Community languages in the media 3 Philip Schlesinger: Communications policy THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT 4 David Hutchison: The history of the press 5 David Bruce: The history of film and cinema 6 Maggie Sweeney: Broadcasting: from birth to devolution and beyond SCREEN AND SOUND 7 John R. Cook: Three ring circus: television drama and for Scotland 8 Hugh O'Donnell: 'Nae bevvying, nae skiving': language and community in the Scottish soap opera 9 Ian Mowatt: Broadcast comedy 10 Sarah Neely: Contemporary Scottish cinema 11 Ken Garner: Radio and popular music THEMES AND FUTURES 12 Jane Sillars and Myra Macdonald: Gender, spaces, changes: emergent identities in a Scotland in transition 13 Anthea Irwin: Race and ethnicity in the media 14 Mike Cormack: Gaelic, the media and Scotland 15 Brian McNair: The Scottish media and politics 16 Brian Wilson: A view from Westminster 17 Michael Russell: A view from Holyrood 18 Richard Haynes and Raymond Boyle: Media sport Select Bibliography Notes on Contributors
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