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Broken promises, dreams deferred: Journalism's quest for parity	The dimensions of public opinion on abortion: Conceptualizing attitudes about abortion in the 2006 ANES Pilot Study data in terms of the gravity of the decision at social and individual levels

Pre-Internet versus post-Internet news content: The case of the "Chattanooga Times" and "Times Free Press"	Degrees of access: Factors preventing wide-scope coverage of the Iraq War by embedded reporters---from "shock and awe" to "mission accomplished" (March 21--May 1, 2003)

Change in the relationship between print reporters and official sources after 9/11	Both sides of the brain: Strategies for reinvention for solo video journalists

Social media instruction in journalism and mass communications higher education	Out of work: Youth unemployment in Baltimore

Body images in magazines: A cross-cultural investigation of media effects in Russian and U.S. young women	Paradigm disguise: Systemic influences on newspaper plagiarism

Irving Lowens and the "Washington Star": The vision, the demise	Daring to think is beginning to fight: The history of magazine "Alternativa," Colombia, 1974--1980

Sylvia Porter: Gender, ambition, and personal finance journalism, 1935--1975	Narrating tragedy: From Kennedy to Katrina, from sports to national identities

Enculturation and acculturation of television use among Asian Indians in the U.S.	On the fringe: Third-party gubernatorial candidates and the press

Beyond cynicism: How media literacy can make students more engaged citizens	Evolution of the sportscast highlight form: From peep show to pathe to pastiche

The medicalization of menopause: Framing media messages in the twentieth century	Women's participation as leaders in the transformation of the Chinese media: A case study of Guangzhou City

Investigating the investigators: Examining the attitudes, perceptions, and experiences of investigative journalists in the internet age	The Berlin radio war: Broadcasting in Cold War Berlin and the shaping of political culture in divided Germany, 1945--1961

From the belly of the HUAC: The HUAC investigations of Hollywood, 1947--1952	Words to the wives: The Jewish press, immigrant women, and identity construction, 1895--1925

Battle of the brains: Election-night forecasting at the dawn of the computer age	Everything but "censorship": How U.S. newspapers have framed student free speech and press, 1969--2008

Mobile phone usage among youth in India: A case study	Media framing of terrorism: Views of "front lines" national security prestige press

Obama in "Time" and Lula in "Veja": A case study of presidential campaign coverage in news magazines of the United States and Brazil	Haunting images: Differential perception and emotional response to the archetypes of news photography: A study of visual reception factored by gender and expertise

The press as constitutional litigator: Shaping First Amendment doctrine in the United States Supreme Court	Community journalism as ritual: A case study of community and weekly newspapers in Laurel, Maryland

A history of the International Labor Communications Association