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Rolling Blackouts

Sarah Glidden

2016 ★ 4.0

International Journalism

Kevin Williams

2011

Foreign news and the new world information order

Donald Lewis Shaw, Robert Louis Stevenson

1984

Understanding foreign correspondence

Peter Gross

2011

Whose news?

Rosemary Righter

1978

Between two worlds

John Hohenberg

1967

Who stole the news?

Mort Rosenblum

1993

Headline Diplomacy

Philip Seib

1996

International news in the 21st century

Annabelle Sreberny, Chris A. Paterson

2004

International Distribution of News

Jonathan Silberstein-Loeb

2014

Media and conflict

Eytan Gilboa

2002

Crisis and conflict

Robert William Desmond

1982

The Moscow correspondents

Whitman Bassow

1988

The information process

Robert William Desmond

1978

War stories

Matthew Baum

2010

Reporting the EU

John Lloyd

2014

The world news prism : global media in an era of terrorism / William A. Hachten, James F. Scotton

William A. Hachten

2002

Battle lines

Jim Lederman

1992

The world news prism

William A. Hachten

2011

The News media in national and international conflict

Wimal Dissanayake, Andrew Arno

1984

Through their eyes

Stephen H. Hess

2005

AP Foreign Correspondents in Action

Giovanna Dell'Orto

2015

Understanding global news

Jaap van Ginneken

1998

Letters Home

Fergal Keane

1999

More From Our Own Correspondent

Tony Grant

2008

Outstanding international press reporting

Heinz Dietrich Fischer

1984

Foreign correspondence

John Hohenberg

1964

Letter to Daniel

Fergal Keane

1999

The U.S. press and Iran

William A. Dorman

1987

Red moon over Spain

Mary Peck, Mary Biggar Peck

1988

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