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Table of contents List of tables List of figures Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Introduction 1. The discourse of news values 2. Why study news values? 3. Key terms 4. Corpus assisted multimodal discourse analysis (CAMDA) 5. Summary and overview of chapters PART I Theory Chapter 2: News values 1. Journalism/Communications Studies 2. Linguistics 3. A new approach to news values Chapter 3: Discursive news values analysis (DNVA) 1. The discursive construction of news values 2. Our list and labels 3. Conceptualising news values 4. Context-dependency, preferred meaning and the target audience 5. Example analysis and concluding remarks PART II Analytical Frameworks Chapter 4: Language and news values 1. Introduction 2. Towards an inventory of linguistic resources 3. Combining news values and example analysis 4. Summary Chapter 5: Visuals and news values 1. Introduction 2. The relationship between images and news values 3. Visual resources in images 4. Other semiotic resources constructing news value 5. Front page news: An example analysis 6. Concluding remarks PART III Empirical Analysis Chapter 6: What is newsworthy about cyclists? 1. Introduction 2. The corpus 3. Analysis of 'typical' news values 4. Analysis of news values around cyclists 5. Summary and conclusion Chapter 7: Image, news values and Facebook 1. Introduction 2. Social media and news feeds 3. Data and methodology 4. Results 5. Conclusion Chapter 8: 'All the news that's fit to share': News values in 'most shared' news 1. Introduction 2. Data and methodology 3. Verbal patterns 4. Visual patterns 5. Visual-verbal patterns 6. Conclusion PART IV Extensions Chapter 9: DNVA as an opportunity for diachronic and cross-cultural research 1. Salacious Fiends and News from the Dead: Diachronic research 2. El terror yihadista, Terroralarm, terrordramat: Cross-cultural research 3. Concluding remarks Chapter 10: Reflections 1. From little things, big things grow (Chapter 1) 2. Surveying the field: It's a jungle out there (Chapter 2) 3. Situating our own approach to news values: Which corner of the jungle do we inhabit? (Chapter 3) 4. The discourse of news values (Chapters 4 and 5) 5. Case Study 1: 'Pedaling' a critical, topic-based approach to DNVA (Chapter 6) 6. Case Study 2: DNVA and the digital disrupters of social media (Chapter 7) 7. Case Study 3: Combining DNVA and CAMDA (Chapter 8) 8. Xinwén jiàzhí, arzeshe khabari, Khabari Iqdaar (Chapter 9) 9. Concluding remarks Appendices References Index

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