Brian Winston

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Brian Winston is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oxford, University of Lincoln, University of Wales, Cardiff University, University of Westminster

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According to Wikipedia, Brian Norman Winston was a British journalist who was the first holder of the Lincoln Professorship at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom. He was a Pro Vice Chancellor for 2005–2006 and the former dean of Media and Humanities. He was awarded an Emmy in 1985 for documentary script writing.

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Brian Winston's Published Works

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Published Works

Media,Technology and Society : A History: From the Telegraph to the Internet (1998) (453)
Media Technology and Society (1998) (146)
Claiming the real : the Griersonian documentary and its legitimations (1995) (127)
Lies, damn lies and documentaries (2000) (90)
Technologies of Seeing: Photography, Cinematography and Television (1996) (73)
The tradition of the victim in Griersonian documentary (1988) (72)
The documentary film as scientific inscription (1993) (71)
Claiming the real II : documentary : Grierson and beyond (2008) (65)
Towards Tabloidization? Glasgow revisited, 1975-2001 (2002) (49)
The camera never lies: The partiality of photographic evidence (1998) (48)
The Documentary Film Book (2013) (28)
How are media born and developed (1995) (23)
Fires Were Started (1999) (20)
The Act of Documenting: Documentary Film in the 21st Century (2017) (18)
Messages: Free Expression, Media and the West from Gutenberg to Google (2005) (17)
Documentary: I think we are in trouble (1988) (16)
Glasgow Media Group reader, volume 1 (1995) (13)
The subject and the indexicality of the photograph (2009) (13)
More Bad News (1982) (11)
On counting the wrong things (1983) (10)
Beyond observation: A history of authorship in ethnographic film (2020) (9)
Introduction: the documentary film (2013) (9)
A whole technology of dyeing: a note on ideology and the apparatus of the chromatic moving image (1985) (9)
Direct cinema: the third decade (1992) (8)
Documentary: How the Myth Was Deconstructed (1999) (8)
Let Them Eat Laptops: The Limits of Technicism (2007) (7)
The illusion of revolution (1989) (6)
A Right to Offend (2012) (6)
Man with a movie camera: Dziga Vertov (2014) (5)
The conscience of cinema: the works of Joris Ivens 1912–1989 (2018) (5)
A mirror for Brunelleschi (1987) (4)
Before Grierson, before Flaherty: the documentary film in 1914 (1988) (4)
The white man's burden: the example of Robert Flaherty (1984) (4)
‘‘A handshake or a kiss’’: the legacy of George Stoney (1916–2012) (2014) (3)
The Griersonian Tradition Postwar: Decline or Transition? (2014) (3)
Emancipation, the media and modernity: some reflections on Garnham’s Kantian turn (2005) (3)
Working With Video: A Comprehensive Guide to the World of Video Production (1986) (3)
The Roots of Fake News (2020) (3)
What a Wonderful Fascism: Claiming the Real in Lars von Trier and Dogma 95 (2002) (3)
No wimps in Wenatchee (1995) (3)
The primrose path: faking UK television documentary, "docuglitz" and docusoap (Lying in Public: British Television Regulators Invent a New Offence) (1999) (3)
Life as narrativised (2013) (2)
The Rushdie Fatwa and After: A Lesson to the Circumspect (2014) (2)
Virtually free (1996) (2)
DOCUMENTARY AND HISTORY ON FILM (2006) (2)
The documentary script as an oxymoron (2015) (2)
Tools of the trade (2009) (2)
Hula Hoop or contraceptive pill? Misunderstanding the nature of the social impact of technology (2008) (2)
Combatting ‘A Message without a Code (2010) (2)
INTRODUCTION: A STORM FROM PARADISE: TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION, DIFFUSION AND SUPPRESSION (2002) (2)
There's no such thing as a cheap speech (1996) (2)
Rouch’s ‘Second Legacy’: Chronique d’un été as reality TV’s totemic ancestor’ (2007) (2)
Tyrell's owl: the limits of the technological imagination in an epoch of hyperbolic discourse (1995) (2)
Ça va de soi: the visual representation of violence in the Holocaust documentary (2013) (2)
Television at a glance (1984) (2)
Richard Leacock: bearing witness (2011) (1)
Nurses' Self-Perceived Knowledge and Actual Knowledge of Disaster Preparedness (2011) (1)
John Grierson: Life, Contributions, Influence (2000) (1)
The Martian invasion and the sociological imagination (2015) (1)
Honest, straightforward re-enactment (1998) (1)
Triumph of the will (2000) (1)
Book Review: Big and beautiful (2009) (1)
More Bad News (Routledge Revivals) (2009) (1)
"News in the Regions: Plymouth Sound to Moray Firth", Alistair Hetherington (1990) (1)
On Marshall McLuhan's television picture (1985) (1)
'The most perfect contrivance': interviewing as an unnatural act (1983) (1)
Afterword: ‘What Must We Film Now?’ (2013) (1)
The CBS Evening News, April 7, 1949: creating an ineffable television form (1993) (1)
‘The Greatest Documentaries of All Time’: The Sight and Sound 2014 poll (2014) (1)
Combatting ‘a message without a code’: writing the ‘history’ documentary (2010) (1)
The last scandal? (2004) (1)
Was Hitler there? Reconsidering 'Triumph of the will' (1981) (1)
‘Oh, the humanity!’ (2020) (1)
Bad news: volume 1 (1976) (1)
The revolutionary founding moments of a contra-Grierson tradition [Joshua Malitsky] (2013) (1)
Working With Video (1986) (1)
Say Goodnight, Nurse (2004) (1)
Rejecting the Jehovah's Witness gambit (1990) (1)
Fractal dreams: new media in social context (ed. Jon Dovey) (1997) (1)
Dangling conversations: hardware/software (1974) (1)
The Rushdie Fatwa and After (2014) (1)
Is ‘British Cinema’ a Zebra? (2004) (1)
A little touch of Harry in the night: a note on British documentary in WWII (2003) (1)
Survival of national networks in an age of abundance (1986) (1)
The revolutionary founding moments of a contra-Grierson tradition [review of: Post-revolution nonfiction film: building the Soviet and Cuban Nations by Joshua Malitsky, 2013] (2013) (1)
Theatrical and television documentary: the sound of one hand clapping (1998) (1)
The journalist's perspective (1997) (0)
Introducing Tony Hall's cunning plan: The BB(&A)C (2014) (0)
Reviews (1998) (0)
The Marginal Spectator (2019) (0)
Give Me More of These Examples (2014) (0)
INK magazine 17 (1971) (0)
Disingenuousness and television news reports (1980) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2010) (0)
"Just do it." Chuck Kleinhans speaks. (2019) (0)
‘This would be scary to any other culture … but to us it’s so cute!’ The radicalism of Fourth Cinema from Tangata Whenua to Angry Inuk (2019) (0)
Public service broadcasting (1994) (0)
Shouting fire on a crowded website (2020) (0)
How does technological development and adoption occur in the media? : a cultural determinist model (2006) (0)
Z for zoetrope (1998) (0)
Paying the piper: the realist film in the service of the British state (2003) (0)
Foreword: Artists’ video is blessed and cursed by its technology (2012) (0)
Public issue television: World in Action 1963-98 (2009) (0)
The art of evil (2003) (0)
"Le rapport de face à face” in digital documentary (2018) (0)
How visual is television news (1977) (0)
What digital revolution (2003) (0)
Why picture messaging won't take off (2003) (0)
Dangling conversations: the image of the media (1973) (0)
Re-regulating the USA (1992) (0)
To Play The Part That Was in Fact His/Her Own (2014) (0)
English roots of the free press (2009) (0)
Impact of new media: a corrective (2015) (0)
Time for a cover-up (2016) (0)
International encyclopaedia of the information age (2007) (0)
New technology: no fear (1993) (0)
Regulation: goodnight nurse (2009) (0)
Dangerous curbs on free speech (2008) (0)
This balancing act always falls over (2020) (0)
‘A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma’: Wiseman and Public Television (2009) (0)
Prince Charles got it wrong (2002) (0)
‘Booming a newspaper’ (2020) (0)
Peirce's better triad (2014) (0)
Ricky Leacock in conversation with Professor Brian Winston (2008) (0)
Whose side was he on? (2021) (0)
‘This is What We were Like – The Best of Us’ (1999) (0)
El protagonismo de las víctimas en la tradició documental griersoniana (2011) (0)
Above all liberties (2007) (0)
Grierson versus ethnographic film (2007) (0)
The Idea of Connection (1999) (0)
Shouldn't We Care Who's Watching? (2013) (0)
The Licence Fee, Stupid! (1994) (0)
Audiences: The Spaces of Reception (2019) (0)
Reporting diversity: curriculum framework (2003) (0)
He who pays the piper… (2020) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2009) (0)
The coming of 16mm sync sound (2002) (0)
Cultural determinants of technology (1987) (0)
Jo Durden-Smith (2007) (0)
Introduction A Lesson to the Circumspect (2014) (0)
A Tangled Web (2013) (0)
The Simplest of Pictures (1999) (0)
Book Review: It's almost Criminal (2011) (0)
Afterword Perceive the Dawn of Day (2014) (0)
Afterword: what must we change now? (2013) (0)
To play a role that was in fact his [her] own (2015) (0)
Freedom of communication (2008) (0)
Freedom of the Press: Respecting Traditions and Taking Offence (2021) (0)
Book Review: Missing the story (2014) (0)
The Information Revolution (1989) (0)
Pumping in oxygen (2016) (0)
Great on scandals, useless on science (2021) (0)
In defence of Paul Dacre (2013) (0)
Hell is for the inquisitive (2018) (0)
Traitors or toadies? (2017) (0)
What took so long? Re-examining the technical history of television (1984) (0)
HDTV in Hollywood: lights, camera, inaction (1989) (0)
Parchment, printing, and hypermedia: communication in world order transformation (Ronald J. Deibert) (1998) (0)
Writing the BBC: the perils of historiography (2015) (0)
Future developments in telecommunications, The wired society, Communication satellite systems [by] James Martin (1981) (0)
The fault in ourselves (1990) (0)
In praise of the media (2000) (0)
The conventions of the BBC (2014) (0)
A boatload of wild Irishmen (2009) (0)
Mapping hegemony: television news coverage of industrial conflict by Robert Goldman and Arvind Rajagopal (1992) (0)
Technical history of television (2003) (0)
Reviews (1997) (0)
Why Readers need the Whole Picture (2017) (0)
Book Review: Burying Birt (2005) (0)
An English approach to national identity and cultural image discourse system: from Shakespeare to the 20th century (2015) (0)
Films of Britain at War (1999) (0)
Surveillance in the Service of Narrative (2015) (0)
An English approach to national identity and cultural image discourse system: from Shakespeare to the 20th century (2015) (0)
New technology: virtually free (1996) (0)
Wofull newes from wales: local, national and transnational case studies (2018) (0)
Have you actually read the HRA? (2006) (0)
The quest for television quality: the documentary (1996) (0)
Making connections: the ECHR, the ITC and the documentary (2000) (0)
Paranoia of prejudice (2004) (0)
I am not a document, I'm a person (1993) (0)
'Smell the tulips': the internet, neo-liberalism and millenarian hype (2001) (0)
A Fresh and Loving Eye (1999) (0)
An Intellectual Artist (1999) (0)
Book review 'Some Recent Attacks: Essays Cultural and Political', by James Kelman. Stirling: AK Press, 1992 (1994) (0)
Wofull Newes from Wales: Details at 11. News, Newsreels, Bulletins and Documentaries (2018) (0)
A Story to Pass the Waking Hours of the Night (2014) (0)
No broadcaster is an island (2015) (0)
A More Remarkable Story (2014) (0)
Necessities and constraints: a pattern of technological change (2000) (0)
Mass Communication: Technology (2001) (0)
Whose News is it anyway? (2018) (0)
What the BBC should know about PBS (1993) (0)
More bad news: volume 2 of Bad news (1980) (0)
'INVENTIONS FOR CASTING UP SUMS, VERY PRETTY' (2016) (0)
Truth on Screen 2: True lies (1999) (0)
Great artist or fly on the wall (1987) (0)
The anniversary stakes: high definition television in the 1930s (1986) (0)
Book Review: News travels fast (2015) (0)
It’s the news, stupid! (2018) (0)
Book Review: Minority view (2008) (0)
Made for Murdoch (2007) (0)
The Murky and Undecided Realities of Today (1999) (0)
The End of the Book (1973) (0)
Contemporary Anglo-Saxon documentary practice: an historical examination: Part 3 (2013) (0)
Not a lot of laughs: documentary as a popular form (1998) (0)
Bad News (Routledge Revivals) (2009) (0)
Speaking truth to power (2020) (0)
The Past with the Present (1999) (0)
These isles are alive with the buzz of digits (1999) (0)
In fact to Grierson goes the credit of the first and enduring definition of the documentary as the “creative treatment of actuality (2012) (0)

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