Ideology and the media.
Commenting on media treatment of stories and surveys that often overlooked factors that influence new judgment and media play, Schachter presents an insider look at how newspapers work in Canada. The people in the thick of the action in a newspaper are driven by the fear of being beaten, the desire...
| Publicado en: | Inroads Vol. 12; pp. 60 - 74 |
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Inroads Journal Publishing, Inc.
Wint 2003
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