Front Cover -- Preliminary Pages -- Contents -- Introduction: States of Transition -- Part One: State of the Union -- The Enlarged Audio-visual Europe: The Many Faces of Europeanization -- Trends in Television Programming: Commercialization, Transnationalization, Convergence -- Pluralist over Profitable: The Audio-visual Transformation Dilemma in Central and Eastern Europe -- A New European Information Order -- The European Union and the Press -- An Elusive European Public Sphere: The Role of Shared Journalistic Cultures -- Domesticating Europe: Communicative Spaces of the East of West -- The European Union and its 'Promotions Deficit': Political Communication and the Global Warming Issue -- The Other Frontier: Media Assistance by International Organizations -- Brand Europe: Moves Towards a Pan-European Identity -- Religious Identities in the European Media: A Legal Perspective -- The Mediated 'Ummah' in Europe: The Islamic Audience in the Digital Age -- Part Two: States of the Union -- Vernacular Geopolitics and Media Economies in an Enlarged Europe -- New Labour and the Reinvention of British and European History -- Influences on the Editorial Opinions of the British Press Towards the European Union -- News from Brussels, in Brussels: EU Reporting as Part of a 'Glocalized' and Market-driven Journalism: A Case Study of the Belgian Newspaper De Morgen -- Challenges of Media Concentration: The Case of Regional Press Ownership in the Czech Republic -- Public Interest Speech and Investigative Journalism: Latvia, the Diena Case and the European Court of Human Rights -- Challenges for Romanian Investigative Journalism -- Media Development in Moldova and European Integration -- Maintaining Old Traditions of Media Diversity in Europe: The Non-Muslim Minority Media in Turkey -- New Media, New Europe: Estonia's E-mediated State -- Contributors.

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