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British Journalism Review
Volume 19(4), 2008

 
CONTENTS
 
Bird, Kenton Sarah Palin's a journalist, too 13-16
 
  Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's selection as the Republican vice-presidential nominee raised questions not only about her qualifications to hold the nation's second-highest office, but also the suitability of someone with a journalism background to succeed in politics at the national level 
 
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Morgan, Piers Adventures of the comeback kid 17-29
 
  "What I used to love most about being a newspaper editor was doing deals 
 
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Dale, Iain Mining for gold in the blogosphere 31-36
 
  In the United States, political bloggers have taken on an importance that would be unthinkable in the UK 
 
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politics and government
democracy
computer
 
 
Barnett, Steven TV news and the echo of Murrow 37-44
 
  On October 15 this year, it was precisely 50 years since Edward R Murrow, the man credited with inventing television journalism in America, made this plea to the annual convention of the Radio and Television National Directors Association, since immortalised in George Clooney's Hollywood film Goodnight, and Good Luck 
 
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Seddon, Mark Labour's love lost? 45-50
 
  Tribune's obituary has been written many times 
 
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Richmond, Shane How SEO is changing journalism 51-55
 
  The "Gotcha" headline on a Sun front-page splash about the sinking of the General Belgrano is one of the most famous, or infamous depending on your taste, in the history of British journalism 
 
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Cresswell, Julia Let's hear it for the cliche 57-61
 
  We all know we should not use chiches 
 
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conversation
interpersonal
 
 
Pritchard, Stephen Holding ourselves accountable 63-67
 
  Editors of American newspapers are shedding staff at an alarming rate as the financial crisis translates into a sharp downturn in advertising and readerships melt away 
 
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Delano, Anthony Different horsee, different courses 68-74
 
  Not all of Marshall McLuhan's colleagues were convinced that the media were the message 
 
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Hill, John Will hacking help rescue the press? 75-80
 
  As far as non-industry backers are concerned, none of the prospefcts for British newspapers is particularly encouraging 
 
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