Titlebook: On Media Memory; Collective Memory in Motti Neiger (Senior Lecturer at the School of Com Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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The Democratic Potential of Mediated Collective Memoryernment leaders accountable for their actions and to aid citizens in reasoned decision-making about public issues. Media are said to ‘echo’ (Domke et al., 2006) or ‘index’ (Bennett et al., 2007) public officials. When officials are united, media are said to be incapable of generating a challenge to

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Reclaiming Asaba: Old Media, New Media, and the Construction of Memoryhe predominantly Igbo2 area known as Biafra had broken out in July; by August, the Biafran army had advanced across the Niger, through Asaba and about 120 km beyond. Federal troops mounted a counter-attack, pushing the Biafrans back across the Asaba Bridge, which they blew up behind them.

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Joint Memory: ICT and the Rise of Moral Mnemonic Agentsd we remember? In flagging this question I aim to bring forward the ethical dimension of collective memory. My goal, more specifically, is to consider the manner in which modern mechanisms by which society members deny and commit to oblivion memories regarding violent acts they committed against oth

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Life History and National Memory: the Israeli Television Program ,, 1972–2001ibute to a television personality and the program with which he was overwhelmingly associated. The personality was Amos Ettinger, who was retiring from the Israeli Broadcasting Authority after 43 years of work in radio and television, and the program was ., which he had produced and hosted between 1

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History, Memory, and Means of Communication: the Case of Jew Süssvels, films, and historical research describing and analyzing his life. This successful Jew, born to an Orthodox family in the late seventeenth century, made his mark as a brilliant financier in the early eighteenth century, and was subsequently executed in disgrace. The fact that now, nearly 300 ye

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