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The Addisonian tradition in France

Ralph Arthur Nablow

1990

Writing feature stories

Matthew Ricketson

2004

Flat earth news

Davies, Nicholas.

2008

Now dig this

Terry Southern, Nile Southern, Josh Alan Friedman

2001

Reforming fictions

Carol J. Batker

2000

News Narratives and News Framing

Karen S. Johnson-Cartee

2004

Cadono notizie da urlo, Stiltont!

Elisabetta Dami

2015 ★ 4.8

Truth in publishing

Linda Lawson

1993

Scandal work

Margot Gayle Backus

2013

Covering disaster

Ralph Izard, Jay Perkins, Ralph S. Izard

2010

A Writer at War

Antony Beevor, Luba Vinogradova, Василий Семёнович Гроссман

2006

Spin City

Nicole Clarke

2006

Burning down my masters' house

Jayson Blair

2004

Essential Public Affairs For Journalists

James Morrison

2011

Create documentary films, videos and multimedia

James R. Martin

2011

The art of fact

Barbara Lounsberry

1990

Teaching TV News (Bfi Teaching Film and Media Studies)

Eileen Lewis

2004

Approaches to Media Discourse

Peter Garrett, Bell, Allan

1998

Arab Media Globalization And Emerging Media Industries

Noha Mellor

2011

Feature and magazine writing

David E. Sumner

2005

An introduction to Japanese society

Sugimoto, Yoshio

1997

The most fearful ordeal

James M. McPherson

2004

The Press in English Society from the Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries

Michael Harris, Alan J. Lee

1986

The Loudest Voice in the Room

Gabriel Sherman

2014

Vanishing Act

John Feinstein

2006

Iraq War

Eric Zuesse

2004

Multimedia Journalism

Andy Bull

2015

And that's the way it will be

Christopher Harper

1998

Race and news

Christopher P. Campbell

2010

Police Ethics

Seumas Miller

1997

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