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DESCRIPTION:In 1702 Elizabeth Mallett founded theDaily Courantat her modest bookshop on Fleet Street in London. Two centuries later\, the street had become the spatial nerve centre for a range of local\, national and international networks of communication that were replicated on &ldquo\;newspaper rows&rdquo\; across the globe. As media influence grew\, so too did the size and scale of its buildings\, with American publisher Joseph Pulitzer contending that &lsquo\;a newspaper plant&hellip\;should be something to be gaped at.&rsquo\; Structures such as Pulitzer&rsquo\;s ownNew York Worldbuilding\, the striking neo-gothic spires of theChicago Tribunetower\, and the sleek art-deco exteriors of theDaily Expressbuildings in London and Manchester offered their own expressions of media power\, modernity\, and the aesthetics of mass communication\, providing what Aurora Wallace describes as a &ldquo\;definable shape&hellip\;a hook on which to hang some news about the media itself.&rdquo\;
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LOCATION:University of Salford
SUMMARY:Architecture\, Communications & The Built Environment from Fleet Street to Facebook
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