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Mightier than the sword

Rodger Streitmatter

1997

Breaking News

David Halberstam, Associated Press

2007

Canadian newspaper ownership in the era of convergence

Kai Hildebrandt, Walter C. Soderlund, Ronald H. Wagenberg et al.

2005

The media monopoly

Ben H. Bagdikian

1987

The British press since the war

Anthony Smith

1974

Scoop

Evelyn Waugh

1933 ★ 3.9

The atomic bomb suppressed

Monica Braw

1991

The press and America

Michael Emery, Michael C. Emery, Edwin Emery et al.

1992

The newspaper press

Grant, James

1871

Reporting the Pacific Northwest

Floyd J. McKay

2004

Hard news

Seth Mnookin

2005

Information and Empire

Katherine Bowers, Simon Franklin, Open Book Publishers

2017

Power without responsibility

Curran, James.

1991

The Philadelphia magazines and their contributors, 1741-1850

Albert Henry Smyth

1892

Stop Press

Rachel Buchanan

2013

Joseph Howe & the battle for freedom of speech

John Ralston Saul

2006

Secrecy Wars

Philip H. Melanson

2002

News networks in seventeenth century Britain and Europe

Joad Raymond

2006

Out of print

George Brock

2013

Forensic science

John C. Brenner

2003

England's holy war

Irene Cooper Willis

1972

The "uncensored war"

Daniel C. Hallin

1989

Juice!

Ishmael Reed

2011

Mexico at the bar of public opinion

Burt Morton McConnell

1939

Picture post Britain

Gavin Weightman

1991

Washington, D.C. film and television

Tracey Gold Bennett

2014

The Roman Inquisition and the Venetian press, 1540-1605

Paul F. Grendler

1977

Prelude to independence

Arthur M. Schlesinger

1957

Africa’s Deadliest Conflict

Blake C. Roberts, Walter C. Soderlund, E. Donald Briggs et al.

2012

NEWSPAPERS AND EMPIRE IN IRELAND AND BRITAIN: REPORTING THE BRITISH EMPIRE, C.1857-1921; ED. BY SIMON J. POTTER

Simon James Potter

2004

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