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Panic as Man Burns Crumpets: The Vanishing World of the Local Journalist

為了解決Its You的問題，作者Lytollis, Roger 這樣論述：

WINNER OF THE LAKELAND BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2022’For those who know about provincial newspapers, this will be a classic and a gem. Those who don’t know will envy what they have missed’ MELVYN BRAGG ’Brisk and entertaining. A very readable love letter to a disappearing world, told with verve and

tenderness’ STUART MACONIE, author of Pies and Prejudice’Gut-bustingly funny, poignant and packed with astonishing insider information’M. W. CRAVEN, author of the award-winning The Puppet Show’Local journalism has never seemed more exotic than in this part-memoir, part-ode to that disappearing art,

which is as funny as it is endearing . . . Told with a tender fondness, the bonkers, baffling but vital world of local press is paraded with the style that it deserves’JONATHAN WHITELAW, Sun’Refreshingly honest, engagingly self-deprecating, tremendously funny and more than a little heartbreaking. B

y far my favourite read of the year so far’MIKE WARD, TV critic, Daily Express/Daily Star’Local publishers . . . need to hold on to thoughtful, dedicated writers such as Roger Lytollis, or his book will be an epitaph to a centuries-old industry’IAN BURRELL, i paper ’Anyone who has ever worked at a l

ocal newspaper, or wondered what it is like, should read this book. Equally hilarious and heartbreaking’DOMINIC PONSFORD, media editor at New Statesman Media Group/editor-in-chief at Press Gazette’[Lytollis] writes with clarity, comically self-effacing honesty and surprising poignancy . . . [this is

] the story of what it is like to love what you do, and be great at it, and to watch it collapse around you in slow motion’ ROBYN VINTER, Guardian’For anyone wondering where their local press went, this is as clear an account of how it was pickpocketed, drained of blood, and left to die as you’ll fi

nd’ ED NEEDHAM, Strong Words magazine ’Panic as Man Burns Crumpets gives a powerful, if not to say dismaying, overview of an industry in terminal decline’NAT SEGNIT, Times Literary Supplement’The best book I’ve read this year, by some margin. Brilliantly written, frequently laugh-out-loud funny, but

also reflective, candid, poignant and passionate about the importance of journalism. Superb’CHRIS MASON, BBC political correspondent/presenter of Radio 4’s Any Questions’Many books written by journalists have come across my desk over the course of my time as publisher of Hold the Front Page, but I

would say without any hesitation that this one is the best. Not only is it the funniest, and the best-written, it is also the most honest in terms of what it reveals about its author, and more importantly about our craft’PAUL LINFORD, Hold the Front PageYou dreamed of being a journalist and the drea

m has come true. You love working for your local paper . . . although not everything is as you imagined. You embarrass yourself with a range of celebrities, from John Hurt to Jordan. Your best story is ’The Man With the Pigeon Tattoo’. A former colleague interviews President Trump. You urinate in th

e president of the Mothers’ Union’s garden. Your appearance as a hard-hitting columnist on a BBC talk show does not go well. And being photographed naked is only the second most humiliating thing to happen one infamous afternoon. There are serious stories, such as a mass shooting, a devastating flo

od, and the search for Madeleine McCann. Meanwhile local papers are dying. Your building is crumbling and your readership is dwindling. Your carefully crafted features are read by fewer people than a story about fancy dress for dogs. Panic as Man Burns Crumpets is the inside story of local newspaper

s during the past twenty-five years, told in a way that’s funny, poignant and revealing.

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關於沈浸自己，我說的其實是

為了解決Its You的問題，作者陳冠中 這樣論述：

此書面報告書寫從個人迷戀於「音」出發，回溯「音」愛好者的身份過渡到 以「音」作為創作思考的歷程，爬梳「音」與聲音藝術間之外的研究，進而追究 「音」作為主體之下，去聲音藝術化的「音」，如何勾勒出「音」的主體性。在 此「音」主體性的建構過程，必需同時進行解構主體性化，也就是說當「音」有 了結構性的系統，「音」也就不在是「音」了。以「音」作為書寫(創作)的對 象，本身就極為弔詭，「音」是無法明確地被定義的，當本文試圖接近「音」主體 性的過程，以及「音」作為創作的思考對象，便是「音」趨向消逝死亡的時刻， 「音」始終面對自身的抵抗性，不得不提醒筆者在整個書寫過程(創作

過程)，需 要摧毀書寫結構(作品的形式內容)。以上的文字原寫於西元二零二一年三月十八日， 改寫於西元二零二一年十一月三十日，這些文字以「先將來時」的時態預言著未來， 我在西元二零二一年九月二十三日決定摧毀書寫結構的這一個動作。「只好做壞自己」，是經過疫情之後，重新梳理自我與創作的關係，原先關於「音」 的章節書寫，只保留了「噪動史」的部分放在後記裡面。書寫主軸將重新定位在新作 上面。《代號:劇場的原始積累》因疫情取消公開展演，在無法繼續往下推動進展之 下，取而代之的是，奠基在「只要不睡覺，就會有時間了」這一句話為核心發展的作 品，保留了「無線電」聲音技術作為發展，但這個作品並不是要直接以劇場的

形式去 回應有關劇場的勞動問題，《非得要錯過些什麼》透過與表演者的共創，試圖從「活」 的身體擾動展覽的界線，製造出非在場的真實。

You Hide That You Hate Me and I Hide That I Know

為了解決Its You的問題，作者Gourevitch, Philip 這樣論述：

The highly anticipated and timely follow-up to Philip Gourevitch’s award-winning bestseller We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families.Philip Gourevitch’s unforgettable modern classic We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families opened our e

yes to the 1994 genocide of Rwanda’s Tutsi minority: Close to a million people were murdered by their neighbors in one hundred days. Now Gourevitch brings us an astonishingly vivid and intimate exploration of how killers and survivors live together again in the same communities, grappling with seemi

ngly impossible burdens of memory and forgetting, denial and confession, vengefulness and forgiveness. A fiercely beautiful literary reckoning, You Hide That You Hate Me and I Hide That I Know--the culmination of twenty-five years of reporting on the aftermath of the slaughter--takes its title from

a stark Rwandan adage that speaks to the uneasy trade-offs that reconciliation after near annihilation demands. Since the genocide, Rwanda has engaged in the most ambitious and sweeping process of accountability ever undertaken by any society. ＂Truth Heals＂ was the slogan. But truth also wounds. And

truth is always contested. As Gourevitch returns repeatedly over the decades to the same families in one hillside village, their accounts of killing and surviving, and of the life after, inform and enlarge one another, becoming ever more complex and charged with significance. These stories are at o

nce as essential and as extreme as classical myths, illuminating the ways that we seek, individually and collectively, to negotiate our irreparable pasts in pursuit of a more habitable future. This deeply moving book continuously invites us--as only great writing can--to think, and to think again.

觀光夜市攤商對行動支付持續使用意願之研究

為了解決Its You的問題，作者陳姿羽 這樣論述：

近年來，由於全球網路及科技的普及化，已經從現金或信用卡交易發展到行動支付。多元化的支付已是現今交易趨勢，行動支付儼然成為消費大眾生活中的一部分。只需透過智慧型手機，就能利用行動條碼或QR Code給予店家輕鬆付款。 在夜市攤商支援多元付費管道的前提下，將有望提升行動支付使用率，過去較少以夜市攤商使用行動支付角度切入之相關研究，故為本研究動機之一。本研究以寧夏夜市商圈中取樣已使用行動支付裝置的攤商作為研究對象，蒐集相關寧夏夜市及臺灣夜市的報章雜誌、國內外論文、網路資料，並分析整理多篇行動支付相關文獻與店家初訪資料，完成本研究的模型建構與問卷設計。利用SPSS統計軟體進行樣本分析法

來驗證各項研究假設，根據實證結果發現在「感知有用性」、「感知易用性」、「供應商特質」、「消費者意願」會影響使用意願，而「感知風險與成本」、「政府推廣」則不影響使用意願。