Journalism history

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  Año 2014, Vol. 40, Número 1

  • The Ascendancy of radio news in wartime: Charrles Collingwood and John MacVane in french north Africa, 1942-43

    Richard Fine

    págs. 2-14

    

  • Red, white, and black: opposing arguments on territorial expansion and differing portrayal of mexicans in the New York sun's and New Yok herald's coverage of the mexican war

    Mark Bernhardt

    págs. 15-27

    

  • Not quite professional: bohemian and elitist newspaper clubs in nineteenth-century Chicago

    Stephen A. Banning

    págs. 28-39

    

  • The "dangerous" Chicago defender: a study of the newspaper's editorials and letters to the editor in 1968

    Brian Thornton

    págs. 40-50

    

  • Faction and its alternative: representing political organizing in the print public sphere in early Canada

    Duncan Koerber

    págs. 51-58

    

  • "So splendit it hurts": rescued from the IRS, the marhall frady papers at emory univerrsity offer a look at a brilliant southerner practicing new journalism

    Doug Cumming

    págs. 59-64