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Newspaper Research Journal
Volume 30(3), 2009

 
CONTENTS
 
Riffe, Daniel, and Hrach, Tom Study explores audience's views on environmental news. 8-25
 
  Many environmental problems are easily detectable: those who live in areas plagued by air pollution can see, smell and taste materials suspended in the air 
 
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ecology
 
 
Kruvand, Marjorie Bioethicists as expert sources in science/medical reporting. 26-41
 
  Traditionally, science and medical reporters relied primarily on scientists, physicians and government and industry officials as expert sources 
 
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science
studies of the field
print journalism
 
 
Reinardy, Scott Female journalists more likely to leave newspapers. 42-57
 
  A survey of 715 U.S. newspaper journalists reveals women report higher levels of exhaustion and lower levels of professional efficacy than do men 
 
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print journalism
gender
 
 
Russial, John Growth of multimedia not extensive at newspapers. 58-74
 
  Although the industry is moving in the direction of cross-platform work, this survey of U.S. newspapers found that it is not moving as quickly or completely as some observers indicate 
 
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print journalism
organizational
 
 
Dvorak, Jack, and Choi, Changhee High school journalism, academic performance correlate. 75-89
 
  This study examines the relationship between high school newspaper or yearbook experience and performance on ACT standardized tests and college courses/tests 
 
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children
education
higher education
print journalism
 
 
Nemeth, Neil, and Sanders, Craig Number of corrections increase at two national newspapers. 90-104
 
  The number of corrections published in The New York Times and The Washington Post in 1997 and 2007 was compared 
 
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prestige press
 
 
Mersey, Rachel Davis Sense of community differs for print, online readers. 105-119
 
  A comparison of readers of The Arizona Republic to readers of its online news site suggests the Internet may not be as powerful in building a sense of community as is the print edition 
 
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print journalism
computer
technologies