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Crime and the Media Complex relationship Growth in media power Growth in technology Growth of PR and media management strategies Decline in advertising Political salience – salient in the public realm Reiner (2006: 377) representations in crime and media o Content o Consequences o Causes of media representation of crime Processes are interconnected – need to be looked at during research Introduction Growing public fascination with crime and justice 24/7 access to news Top 10 watched shows o 5 of top ten were crime-‐related shows e.g. Sherlock, The Wire etc. Increasingly interest of criminology as a discipline Mason – reason of crime fascination due to limited association with crime 2/3 of the public form their opinions about crime from what they see or read in the news Relationships that form between crime-‐media are many and complex – interests in these relationships cuts across many disciplines e.g. criminology sociology, media etc. Media Representations of Crime Commonsense misconceptionsRussell Hogg and David Brown
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