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This book looks at Australian newspapers over the half century following the introduction of television in 1956. Through a quantitative study it illuminates how the nature of news has changed and how central journalistic practices have developed. It examines newspapers' changing size and structure, their story priorities, their use of visual aids and interpretive frames, their changing range and treatment of sources, and how these changes affected their political and international coverage.
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