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Getting the story straight: Newspaper reporters' decision making processes in coverage of same-sex marriage at "The (Durham) Herald-Sun" and "The (Raleigh) News & Observer"
Labor's last stand: Dispatches from the New Union Movement in America
 
Where do we stand? The Army Public Affairs Officer and the dominant coalition
The Heart Truth campaign: A communication audit
 
From the wires to wireless: How mass communications technologies have affected the libel/slander distinction, single publication, and liability in defamation law
The U.S. Army Public Diplomacy Officer: Military public affairs officers' roles in the global information environment
 
Recovering health care in post-Katrina New Orleans
The struggle for survival of independent newspapers and the role of new media during the 2006 Belarus presidential elections
 
Punch drunk: The impact of an emerging wine industry in Walla Walla
Conflict and the city: How newspapers deal with local political conflict
 
International debate over the use of glyphosate in Colombia: A study of environmental journalism
The Italian media's latest scapegoat: Youth and urban insecurity, especially in Siena and Catania
 
The U.S. Coast Guard public affairs officer: Roles, perceptions, and culture - A communication excellence study
Walter Lippmann's democracy
 
'Nigger': Interpretations of the word's prevalence on the "Chappelle's Show", throughout entertainment, and in everyday life
The evolution of in vitro fertilization in the United States: A closer look at media coverage
 
From migrants to mainstream: A series of articles on the Triangle's evolving Latino population
Scoring points online: College athletics departments' brand positioning through communications on the World Wide Web
 
Tiny babies: The immense costs and quandaries of preterm birth and low birth weight
Life after oil: The American transition from our favorite fuel
 
Not just a women's issue anymore: A narrative profile of a male-outreach sexual-assault prevention program and the men who choose to lead it
Mother Earth and the motherland: Representations of land and nature in "Pravda" from 1917 to 1996
 
The motivations and challenges of living simply in a consuming society
Contesting images: Representations of the Modern Woman in the German illustrated press, 1924--1933
 
Mediated memory: Framing and sustaining collective memory of the 1967 Milwaukee race riots in contemporary and retrospective newspaper coverage
Enhancing the effectiveness of e-mail newsletters: How content (subject lines, intros) impacts response rates
 
Multimedia framing in U.S. newspapers' online coverage of the Iraq War
Korea's stem cell research crisis: Exploring a new model to gauge ethical intent of crisis communication strategies
 
Government public relations in the nation-building of Georgia
Change a Light, Change the World Bus Tour: A communication audit
 
Believers: Sketches of faith in America
Diagnosis: The buck starts here---The role of diagnosis in three areas of modern medicine
 
More than a sport: An in-depth exploration of running
Heating up: A series of articles on global warming in the American South
 
Overcoming a (false) bad rep: Designing and testing messages to reposition and secure funding for adolescent health initiatives in North Carolina
Framing analysis of newspapers coverage of Max Mosley's "Nazi" orgy
 
Counterinsurgency in Iraq: Examining the different frames of the media, and the role of Information Operations during the surge
Inter-media agenda setting role of the blogosphere: A content analysis of the Reuters photo controversy coverage during the Israel-Lebanon conflict in 2006
 
Life on the farm: Making North Carolina's agricultural landscape sustainable
Why is Paris burning? Comparing French and American newspaper framing of the 2005 riots in Paris' suburbs
 
More than meets the eye: Three African-American women activists in North Carolina
Yoga and meditation for nontraditional populations
 
Fighting the social media wildfire: How crisis communication must adapt to prevent from fanning the flames
Wired for the future?: Creative destruction and continual renewal of the associated press
 
LoveLife, MYMsta, and Mizz B: Evaluating a mobile phone-based social network to prevent HIV among youth in South Africa
Who's on the playing field?: A journalistic series about homosexuality in sports
 
The shoot: Wrestling's reality on the independent scene
Take them for a ride: An online relationship management plan for MotoGP
 
A musician's life: New models for success in the music industry in the 21st century
Purchasing Preferences and Attitudes Towards Local Food and Farmers' Markets: A Case Study of the 2010 Carrboro Farmers' Market Credit, Debit and EBT "Truck Bucks" Marketing Campaign
 
Shadows and Stadium Lights: An Inside Look at the 2009 UNC Women's Soccer Team
Speak as I say: An examination of legal standards applied to compelled speech in public high schools
 
The role of local media in peacebuilding in Nepal
What's Real and What's News: An Exploratory Analysis of Media Coverage and Resident Perceptions of Environmental Risk Using Objective Risk Data
 
Personal jurisdiction and internet defamation: An analysis of post-Zippo jurisdiction decisions in internet libel cases
Sacred Earth: The Evolution of the Catholic Church's Teaching on Care for Creation and How Ordinary Catholics Are Hearing the Call
 
After the Storm: A Case Study of Tuscaloosa, Alabama's Communication Response to the April 27, 2011 Tornado
New Media in the Newsroom: A Survey of Local Journalists and Their Managers on the use of Social Media as Reporting Tools
 
St Helena---On the cusp of globalization
Healing waters: The recovery of the Haw River
 
Mapping mediamorphosis: How print newspaper circulation influences features of audience participation at online news sites
At the frontiers of faith and science: Media framing of stem cell research
 
Newspaper discourses of Latino labor and Latino rights in the new U.S. South
Can the Internet help preserve journalism? Sense of community differences among print and online local news consumers
 
Direct contact, media use, and voting
That old-time religion: Three journalists in the triangle of race, religion, and liberalism in the South at the cusp of the modern civil rights era, 1950--1953
 
The Chicago experiment---Journalist attitudes and The Ten O'Clock News: Reported by Carol Marin
Does humor matter? An analysis of how hard news versus entertainment news styles influence agenda-setting and priming effects
 
News consumption & political socialization among young, urban Jordanians
When freedom of the press and privacy collide: Reconciling conflicts between fundamental democratic values
 
Mightier than the sword? The black press and the end of racial segregation in the U.S. military, 1948-1954
Multimedia exemplification: The interplay of representation and modality in the processing of online news and perceptions of international issues
 
The Andrea Yates effect: Priming of mental illness stereotypes through exemplification of postpartum disorders
The joke's on you: The effects of disparaging political humor on young citizens' attitudes and behaviors
 
"Accurate as of the timestamp": Newspaper journalism ethics in a time of economic and technological change
Perceptions of bias in a changing media environment: The hostile media effect for objective and ideological media
 
Is Twitter a counter public?: Comparing individual and community forces that shaped local Twitter and newspaper coverage of the BP oil spill
Empowered women resist: Three black women journalists in the struggle for Civil Rights