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2. The disappearance of provincial printed press: analysis of the causes and consequences based on the case study of Castile-La Mancha.
3. 'L'enclume toujours chaude': Émile Zola's Newspaper Trilogy.
4. Fisher out of water: Why easier classes are not always better
5. THIS 'CHICAGO P.D.' ACTRESS JUST GOT HER PENN STATE DEGREE
6. ‘L’enclume toujours chaude’: Émile Zola’s Newspaper Trilogy
7. [The invigorating testimony of the last 'paper-journalist']
8. Comments by the Editors.
9. The American Colonies: Paris's Chicago Tribune and Paris-American Identity
10. Also Known as Alonzo Jones
11. Florentine Cultural Journalism under Fascism: "Il Bargello"
12. Embargoes: Good, Bad, or 'Necessary Evil'?
13. From Rightist to 'Brightest'? The Strange Tale of South Africa's Citizen
14. Marathi: Big Newspapers Are Elephants
15. READERS' LETTERS.
16. Avant-Garde in the South Seas: Akamatsu Toshiko's Micronesia Sketches
17. Miscalculated
18. The Matrix and the Meaning in Dürer's Rhinoceros
19. Alexandre Dumas in Naples
20. Lost and Found: Serial Supplements in the Nineteenth Century
21. "My Contemporaries the Novelists": Isaac Bickerstaff, Uncle Toby, and the Play of Pulse and Sprawl
22. Danger! Official Secret: the Spies for Peace: Discretion and Disclosure in the Committee of 100
23. The future of science news
24. New economic models for U.S. journalism
25. Michigan Newspapers: A Two-Hundred-Year Review
26. Man of the World
27. SIR JOHN ROYDEN MADDOX: 27 November 1925—12 April 2009
28. "Science" Retracts Discredited Paper; Bitter Patent Dispute Continues
29. The Politics of Humor: Max Cohnheim's "Columbia" (1863-1873), A German Newspaper in the Nation's Capital
30. The Research Library in the Digital Age
31. Drawing Dissent: Political Cartoons in Yemen
32. The Rural Newspaper and the Circulation of Information and Culture in New York and the Antebellum North
33. Charles Molloy Westmacott and the Spirit of the "Age"
34. Evolution...or extinction?
35. Media's Malaise
36. העיתונות העברית הפופולרית באירופה ומייסדיה: מ"ל רודקינזוהאן ו'הקול' (1876—1893) / The Hebrew Language Popular Press in Europe and its Founders: M. L. Rodkinssohn and "Ha-Kol" (1876–1893)
37. "British Barbarians" and "Chinese Pigtails"? Translingual Practice in a Transnational Environment in Nineteenth Century Hong Kong and Shanghai
38. "Jack's as Good as His Master": Scots and Print Culture in New Zealand, 1860-1900
39. "Where All Things Sacred and Profane Are Turned into Copy": Flesh, Fact, and Fiction in Joseph Conrad's "The Secret Agent"
40. Horace Greeley at the Front
41. Haitian Contributions to American History: A Journalistic Record
42. SAMAY VINOD: THE FIRST NEWSPAPER OF UTTARANCHAL
43. The Rise and Fall of "Die Zeit" (Di Tsayt): The Fate of an Encounter between Culture and Politics
44. The Two National "Gazettes": Newspapers and the Embodiment of American Political Parties
45. Newspapers for "The Wage Earning Class": E. W. Scripps and the Pacific Northwest
46. The National Press during the First World War: Ownership and Circulation
47. The Royalist Press in the Reign of Terror
48. The Treatment of the News in Mid-Victorian Newspapers
49. News Gathering by Mail in the Age of the Telegraph: Adapting to a New Technology
50. A Complete Electronic Newspaper?
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