Journalism and Crime

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Focusing on the evolution of crime journalism, this book explores its origins in 16th century print and its growth into a transatlantic phenomenon by the 19th century. It examines how crime reporting has adapted to the complexities of modern digital platforms, highlighting the interplay between media and societal perceptions of crime. Through a transdisciplinary lens, it offers critical insights into the historical and contemporary significance of crime journalism.