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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"E-Journalism"”.
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Adding, Retrieving and Browsing Content in Social Media and E-Journalism
… with facial expressions in social media and e-journalism communication interfaces. This thesis involved three experimental conditions. In the first experimental condition a survey (n=34) and an experiment (n=25) were carried out in order to explore the central problems faced by users during …
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An Evaluation and An Interpretation of the Statistics Relating to the Mass Communications Industries
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-05T21:37:09Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 0011494.pdf: 14560102 bytes, checksum: 77a181f7f402c36b3666b0c2a4575c3d (MD5) Previous issue date: 1955
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How West Virginia daily newspapers handle errors and corrections
… has been a topic of debate in the field of journalism for many years. This study examines the types of errors that occur most often within West Virginia's daily newspapers; how these publications handle errors and corrections, and the placement of corrections and clarifications within the …
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Effects of ownership and circulation on editorial presentation in West Virginia newspapers
This thesis, which focuses on the post-yellow journalism era in West Virginia, further develops the body of research done on the influence of chain ownership in newspapers.;Historically, strong political biases in news coverage were found in the yellow journalism, early 20th century period. And …
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Feminist and masculine values and their effects on female managerial positions in nonprofit and corporate public relations
This study examines the rise of executive women in public relations in both the nonprofit and corporate sectors. The focus of this study was on feminist and masculine values and their effects on female executives. A survey of 121 female executives from the corporate, nonprofit, and agency settings …
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Gendered archetypes and political violence: A critical approach to character representations in The Hunger Games film series
The Hunger Games film series impacted audiences globally and was aimed at adolescents as the primary audience. I looked at this film series as an important site for cultural production and examined representations of women who engaged in political power and political violence, along with …