Jenny Kitzinger is Professor of Media Studies in the School of Journalism at Cardiff University, and the author/co-author of several books on aspects of media studies, together with numerous articles.

• 1. Introduction2. The Debate About Media Influence 3. Transformation Of Private And Public Discourse: The Media Discovers Sexual Abuse4. Media Templates: Controversial Allegations and Analogies5. Story Branding And The Role Of Empathy6. Story Placing: Representing Localities, Landscapes and Communities in the News7. Social Currency, Stranger-Danger And Images Of Abusers8. Audiences As Activists: The 'Paedophile-In-The-Community' Protests9. The Zero Tolerance Campaign: Responses To A Feminist Initiative 10. ConclusionEpilogue: Implications For Journalists and For Child ProtectionAppendixNotesReferencesIndex

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Jenny Kitzinger is Professor of Media Studies in the School of Journalism at Cardiff University, and the author/co-author of several books on aspects of media studies, together with numerous articles.

• 1. Introduction2. The Debate About Media Influence 3. Transformation Of Private And Public Discourse: The Media Discovers Sexual Abuse4. Media Templates: Controversial Allegations and Analogies5. Story Branding And The Role Of Empathy6. Story Placing: Representing Localities, Landscapes and Communities in the News7. Social Currency, Stranger-Danger And Images Of Abusers8. Audiences As Activists: The 'Paedophile-In-The-Community' Protests9. The Zero Tolerance Campaign: Responses To A Feminist Initiative 10. ConclusionEpilogue: Implications For Journalists and For Child ProtectionAppendixNotesReferencesIndex

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Jenny Kitzinger is Professor of Media Studies in the School of Journalism at Cardiff University, and the author/co-author of several books on aspects of media studies, together with numerous articles.

• 1. Introduction2. The Debate About Media Influence 3. Transformation Of Private And Public Discourse: The Media Discovers Sexual Abuse4. Media Templates: Controversial Allegations and Analogies5. Story Branding And The Role Of Empathy6. Story Placing: Representing Localities, Landscapes and Communities in the News7. Social Currency, Stranger-Danger And Images Of Abusers8. Audiences As Activists: The 'Paedophile-In-The-Community' Protests9. The Zero Tolerance Campaign: Responses To A Feminist Initiative 10. ConclusionEpilogue: Implications For Journalists and For Child ProtectionAppendixNotesReferencesIndex

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