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| Newspaper Research Journal |
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| Volume 25(4), 2004 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Izard, Ralph, and Morgan, Arlene |
Mosaic of scholarship, professional experience needed. |
6-12 |
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| | Journalists and academics must work together, but for this to occur, it is important that promotion and tenure evaluation be based on criteria that go beyond emphasis on peer-reviewed scholarly work | |
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Pardue, Mary Jane |
Quality key to highest city zone penetration in U.S. |
13-25 |
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| | Pursuing innovations to better serve readers and refusing to sacrifice news quality to maximize profits, the Hussman family has transformed a struggling afternoon newspaper into the current Arkansas Democrat-Gazette | |
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Cho, Sooyoung, Thorson, Ester, and Lacy, Stephen |
Increased circulation follows investments in newsroom. |
26-39 |
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| | Twenty-seven U.S. dailies identified by E&P with improved newspaper quality had stronger circulation growth than did a national representative sample of 98 dailies | |
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Glowaki, Chris, Johnson, Thomas J., and Kranenburg, Kristine E. |
Use of newspaper political adwatches from 1988-2000. |
40-54 |
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| | A analysis of newspaper advertising coverage found most adwatch stories examined both strategy and accuracy, while general advertising stories focused on strategy over accuracy | |
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Reader, Bill, Stempel, III, Guido H., and Daniel, Douglass K. |
Age, wealth, education predict letters to editor. |
55-66 |
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| | A national survey of 1,017 U.S. adults found that most letter writers tend to be older, wealthier and better educated than average | |
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Senat, Joey |
Editor & Publisher slow to change depiction of women. |
67-81 |
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| | Not until 1974 did E&P change its vocabulary in describing women, dropping the emphasis on their appearance and their relationship to men when the information was not pertinent to the story | |
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Royal, Cindy, and Tankard, Jr., James W. |
Literary journalism techniques create compelling Blackhawk Down Web site. |
82-88 |
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| | At a time of declining newspaper circulation and readership, many newspapers are turning to online journalism as a means of reaching readers | |
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Simon, James, and Hayes, Sean |
Juvenile crime stories use police blotter without comment from suspects. |
89-94 |
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| | More than 20 years ago, in her classic book "Crime News and the Public," Doris Graber offered a comprehensive study of the assembly line approach used by many news organizations to generate stories involving crime and violence | |
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Cuillier, David |
Public support for press access declines as personal privacy concerns increase. |
95-103 |
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| | Government officials are increasingly closing public records because of citizen concern about privacy invasion, and the increased secrecy inhibits the press's ability to monitor government and shed light on societal problems | |
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School, of Journalism, Ohio University |
Two papers in joint operating agreement publish meaningful editorial diversity. |
104-109 |
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| | A common assumption about newspaper markets is that the competition brought about by the existence of two or more daily newspapers in a market fosters diversity and competition of ideas and news coverage | |
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