Keyword [The Press]
Result: 161 - 180 | Page: 9 of 10 |
| 161. | Public perception or media manipulation: The power of the agenda-setting function of the press examined an exploratory pilot study of media bias |
| 162. | Sacred spaces: Viewing reporters within the press boxes at sports events |
| 163. | 'Pain destroys beauty': The construction of feminine diseases in the press of 1920--1930 |
| 164. | The journalist's duty to go to jail: Confidential sources, journalism ethics and freedom of the press |
| 165. | Un-Americanism in the papers: Anti-Communists and use of the press |
| 166. | A culture of dissidence: The emergence of liberty of the press in pre -Revolutionary Virginia |
| 167. | Translation and public opinion: The press in Jordan |
| 168. | Selling the press: Change and the family newspaper |
| 169. | The press, prizes and power: Investigative reporting in the United States, 1917--1960 |
| 170. | No cheering for the press box: The stereotypes of sports journalists in film |
| 171. | 'The news that sells': Sport and the press in British society, 1855--1914 |
| 172. | Choosing Europe: The Maastricht Treaty in the British and French public discourse. A theory of the relationship between the press, public opinion, and policy |
| 173. | 'Encourager le commerce et repandre les lumieres': The press, the provinces and the origins of the revolution in France, 1750--1789 |
| 174. | The president, the press, and the national agenda: White House communication strategies during the Kennedy, Nixon, Reagan, and Clinton administrations |
| 175. | Profit and the press: Georgia newspapers from the Stamp Act to nullificatio |
| 176. | The people's news: Content and values in the press releases of the New China News Agency, 1950-1989 |
| 177. | So much published, so little understood: Explaining counterterrorism coverage in the press |
| 178. | Research On The Evolution Of Ge Gongzhen's News Thought |
| 179. | Research On The Winning Reports Of The 28th-30th"Media Convergence Award" Of China News Awards |
| 180. | Criticism Of The Western View Of Press Freedom |
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