Foreword Bob Franklin
1. Broadening the Focus: The case for lifestyle journalism as a field of scholarly inquiry Folker Hanusch
2. Lifestyle Journalism as Popular Journalism: Strategies for evaluating its public role Elfriede Fürsich
3. Lifestyle Journalism: Blurring boundaries Nete Nørgaard Kristensen and Unni From
4. The Devil May Care: Travel journalism, cosmopolitan concern, politics and the brand Lyn McGaurr
5. Bread and Circuses: Food meets politics in the Singapore media Andrew Duffy and Yang Yuhong Ashley
6. Health and Lifestyle to Serve the Public: A case study of a cross-media programme series from the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation Roel Puijk
7. Hypertextuality and Remediation in the Fashion Media: The case of fashion blogs Agnès Rocamora
8. Service Journalism as Community Experience: Personal technology and personal finance at The New York Times Nikki Usher
9. A New Generation of Lifestyle Magazine Journalism in China: The professional approach Shuang Li
10. Political Journalism: Anthony Sampson (1926-2004) and Seymour Hersh (1937- ) David Finkelstein
Biography
Folker Hanusch is a former journalist and now Senior Lecturer in Journalism at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. He has published widely on topics such as lifestyle, particularly travel, journalism, journalists’ professional views, comparative journalism studies, indigenous journalism and news media representations of death and dying.
