… While both types of discourse are arguably central to “good” music journalism, I will consider
the latter as being more important for making music journalism a part of the public sphere. 3…

… global spaces and public spheres and pinpoint some of the ways that music moves beyond
… these have aroused, both inside and outside the music business in Europe. l take this as a …

… of music journalism as a serious genre in the UK with the launch of Louder than Words, the
first festival of music and words which draws on music journalism in … of music journalism as a …

… with the historical public sphere begin with the assumption that it originated from the
discursive culture of the London coffeehouses and was enlarged by the freeing of journalism and …

… It is against that background, too, that the condition of music journalism also needs to be
contemplated: the very manufacturing machine which feeds the media beast its new products, in …

… on world music in the US popular press over the last 30 years. We found that music journalists
… In this study, we analyse music journalism in yet another dimension – as a site for the …

… music journalism, I highlight under which circumstances lifestyle journalism can become an
interlocutor of public … obstacles to public deliberation and a democratic public sphere they …

… This schema cuts across the best-known modern representation of the media and the
public sphere – the historical analysis advanced by Jürgen Habermas. His study has rightly …

… , radio programmers, disc jockeys, music journalists and a host of others … music broadens
the journalism public sphere and discussions in the public sphere extended to popular music…

… to regain public trust and redevelop the idea of the “public sphere” through “journalism on
stage”. … The Campfire Club invites people to experience folk music around a fire, so that the …