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Words and Deedes

W. F. Deedes

2007

The end of journalism

Alec Charles

2014

Making News At The New York Times

Nikki Usher

2014

News and the human interest story

Helen MacGill Hughes

1981

Feeding frenzy

Larry J. Sabato, Sabato, Larry Sabato

1991

Communication and cultural literacy

Tony Schirato

2000

From pigeons to news portals

John Maxwell Hamilton, David D. Perlmutter

2007

Associated Press stylebook 2013

Sally A. Jacobsen, Darrell Christian, David Minthorn

2013

The farm press, reform, and rural change, 1895-1920

John J. Fry

2005

The thinker's guide for conscientious citizens on how to detect media bias & propaganda in national and world news

Richard W. Paul, Linda Elder

2003

New moon, writing

New Moon Books Girls Editorial Board.

2000

We the media

Dan Gillmor

2004

The hunting of the President

Joe Conason

2000

The Berenstain Bears and the school scandal sheet

Jan Berenstain, Stan Berenstain

1994

Calling Elections

Thomas B. Littlewood

1999

Paper bullets

Harold Weber

1996

Newspapers and computers

Peter Desbarats

1981

Theorizing documentary

Michael Renov

1993

Telling the untold story

Steve Weinberg

1992

Precision journalism

Philip Meyer

1973

How to Make Money in Newspaper Syndication

Susan Lane

1985

Write more good

Bureau Chiefs

2011

Journalism in the Digital Age

John Herbert

2000

Associated Press Stylebook 2014

Paula Marie Froke, Darrell Christian, David Minthorn et al.

2014

Secrets of the press

Stephen Glover

1999

Rise and Fall of Fleet Street

Charles Wintour

1991

Journalism online

Mike Ward

2001

Israel-Palestine on record

Howard Friel

2007

The social history of skepticism

Brendan Maurice Dooley

1999

The Associated Press stylebook and briefing on media law

Norm Goldstein

2002

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