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A history of news

Mitchell Stephens

1988

The universal journalist

Randall, David

2000

Fearless Female Journalists

Second Story Press Staff

2010

Rebuilding the news

C. W. Anderson

2013

The professional journalist

John Hohenberg

1960

Journalism and new media

John V. Pavlik

2001

Modernity and Postmodern Culture (Issues in Cultural and Media Studies)

Stuart Allan, Mcguigan

1999

Luftslottet som sprängdes

Stieg Larsson

2007 ★ 4.0

Journalism

Tony Harcup

2004

Foreign correspondence

John Hohenberg

1964

The imperative of freedom

John Calhoun Merrill

1974

Canadian newspapers

Walter Stewart

1980

Newspaper history from the seventeenth century to the present day

Pauline Wingate, George Boyce, James Curran

1978

The commercialization of news in the nineteenth century

Gerald J. Baldasty

1992

Investigative journalism

Hugo de Burgh

2000

News and the human interest story

Helen MacGill Hughes

1981

Telling the untold story

Steve Weinberg

1992

Precision journalism

Philip Meyer

1973

Associated Press Stylebook 2014

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

2014

The brass check

Upton Sinclair

1919

Practising Global Journalism

John Herbert

2001

Democracy and the news

Gans, Herbert J.

2003

An introduction to journalism

F. Fraser Bond

1961

News reporting and writing

Melvin Mencher

1977

News around the world

Pamela J. Shoemaker

2005

Backstory

Ken Auletta

2003

From Grub Street to Fleet Street

Clarke, Bob

2004

Tell it slant

Miller, Brenda.

2004

The Journalism of outrage

David Protess

1991

The literature of fact

Ronald Weber

1980

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