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1.
Journalism in the United States, from 1690-1872
Contributors:
Publisher:
Harper & Brothers 1873
Subjects:
Journalism
Press--United States
American newspapers
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expresses from New York with important news, and make otherefforts at first-class journalism. William B. Kenney is its proprietorand chief editor...publications, and sometimes contaminate thepurer effusions of the American Press, have a most certain tenden­cy to depreciate...
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A Sourcebook of American Literary Journalism: Representative Writers in an Emerging Genre
Contributors:
Publisher:
Greenwood Press 1992
Subjects:
Reportage literature, American--History and criticism
American prose literature--History and criticism
Nonfiction novel--History and criticism
Journalism--United States--History
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of news journalism and New Journalism" (ix-xii). More precisely, what wasflattened...of events in a nuclearreactor or the physical history of the American West. McPhee has said thathe tries to go into his subject as...
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Hard News: Women in Broadcast Journalism
Contributors:
Publisher:
Greenwood Press 1987
Subjects:
Broadcast Journalism--United States
Women In Journalism--United States
Women In The Broadcasting Industry--United States
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...CBS. On May 12 an official from the American embassy inParis informed her that marriage...diplomat for the officially "neutral"United States, she could not have a job that might cause political difficultiesfor the American government. Breckinridge reported...Patterson, first secretary of the American embassy inBerlin. Announcement publishable...
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Mapping the Cultural Space of Journalism: How Journalists Distinguish News from Entertainment
Contributors:
Publisher:
Praeger 1997
Subjects:
Television broadcasting of news
Sensationalism on television
Sensationalism in journalism
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...organizational similarity between news and entertainment is thatin television, news and entertainment programs...00ADduction of television journalism programs is probably much...development of the cultof news 'personalities' we have...antecedentsin radio, is uniquely American. . . . In the United States . . . broadcast newsgrew...
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Online News: Journalism and the Internet
Contributors:
Publisher:
Open University Press 2006
Subjects:
Online Journalism
Electronic Newspapers
Electronic News Gathering
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...rapid ascendancy of the 'new journalism' exemplified by the weblog...were taking place in the United States that appear,with the benefit...priorities of market-driven news organizations.Taken together...thatmattered little to the world of journalism.One advocate prompted to...milestone in the long history of journalism' (The Sunday Times, 24...
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Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War. American Expeditionary Forces. Divisions
Contributors:
Publisher:
U.S. Government Printing Office 1931
Subjects:
United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces--Organization
United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces--Regimental Histories
World War, 1914-1918--United States
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...from St-Nazaire for the United States. Feb 2,5th Engrs and...moves tothe Conlie Area, American Embarkation Center, Le Mans.RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES AND DEMOBILIZATION, JUNE...Div arrives atNewport News. During June and July...
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Searching for Recognition: The Promotion of Latin American Literature in the United States
Contributors:
Publisher:
Greenwood Press 1997
Subjects:
Frank, Waldo David, 1889-1967--Influence
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.--Influence
Center for Inter-American Relations--Influence
Corno Emplumado
Latin American Literature--20th Century--Appreciation--United States
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...his time in reading Latin American litera­ture. Through...surrounding the artist in the United States, he thought, had in­duced...personally convinced that the best American poetrywas written in Latin...other Mexican and Central American poets, there were thegreat...enjoyed the quarterly's fresh news from Latin America:"No...
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The Latin Tinge: The Impact of Latin American Music on the United States
Contributors:
Publisher:
Oxford US 1999 (2nd edition)
Subjects:
Popular Music--United States--Latin American Influences
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...of Brazilians--whereas all the Cuban music reachingthe United States was played or at least directed largely byLatinos, even when the audience was Anglo-American.Brazil, from the mellow subtleties of bossa nova to the...0029 that jazz-bossa was both lightweight andyesterday's news. The renewed presence of musicians likeCharlie Byrd, Herbie...
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The United States and Inter-American Security, 1889-1960
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Texas Press 1961
Subjects:
Security, International
Organization Of American States
Latin America--Politics
United States--Relations (General) With Latin America
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...UnitedStates News, XX (April...other Latin-American nations in the...15, 1942, a United States--VeneU...battalions of United States troops to land...Barcelona, and American planes on patrol...United States News, XX (April...eastern South American coast gaveher...permission to the United States to use her territory...
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