Cover ; Half-title page; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Llist of Illustrations; List of Tables; Notes on Contributors; Acknowledgements; Chronology of Publications and Events; Chapter 1 Introduction; Part I Periodicals, Genres and the Production of Print; Chapter 2 Beyond the 'Great Index': Digital Resources and Actual Copies; Chapter 3 The Magazine and Literary Culture; Chapter 4 Periodical Formats: The Changing Review; Chapter 5 Gendered Production: Annuals and Gift Books; Chapter 6 Graphic Satire, Caricature, Comic Illustration and the Radical Press, 1820-1845

Chapter 7 IllustrationChapter 8 Periodical Poetry; Part II The Press and the Public; Chapter 9 The Press and the Law; Chapter 10 'Doing the Graphic': Victorian Special Correspondence; Chapter 11 Reporting the Great Exhibition; Part III The 'Globalisation' of the Nineteenth-Century Press; Chapter 12 Colonial Networks and the Periodical Marketplace; Chapter 13 Continental Currents: Paris and London; Chapter 14 The Newspaper and the Periodical Press in Colonial India; Chapter 15 British and American Newspaper Journalism in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter 16 Journalism and Empire in an English-reading World: The Review of ReviewsPart IV Journalists and Journalism; Chapter 17 Dickens and the Middle-class Weekly; Chapter 18 Harriet Martineau: Women, Work and Mid-Victorian Journalism; Chapter 19 Wilkie Collins and the Discovery of an 'Unknown Public'; Chapter 20 Margaret Oliphant and the Blackwood 'Brand'; Chapter 21 Marian Evans the Reviewer; Chapter 22 Oscar Wilde, New Journalist; Guide to Further Reading; Index