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Descriptive audience profiles of diferent daily newspaper sections
Journal of Applied Communication Research, 1978(1978). Descriptive audience profiles of diferent daily newspaper sections. Journal of Applied Communication Research: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 31-36.
William O. Bearden +2 more
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A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Newspaper Sports Sections
International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 1986This study is a content analysis of sports news in three major newspapers, one in Iceland, England, and the United States. The cross-cultural comparisons focused on aspects of quantification in sport, coverage of female sports, amateur, semi-professional, and professional sports, and the problematic aspects of sports.
Gunnar Valgeirsson, Eldon E. Snyder
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Gender Representation in Newspaper Business Sections
Newspaper Research Journal, 1990Women in that traditional male bastion, the newspaper business section, are underrepresented as sources and subjects of stories, even when the business staff writers or editors are women.
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Press Sections in Online Newspapers (Formats and Genre)
DOCA - Database of Variables for Content AnalysisThe following press sections are a collection that emerged from an inductive-deductive analysis of 26 periodicals from Germany, South Africa and the US. Overlaps on big topics were found and sub-topics assigned accordingly (Pentzold & Knorr, 2024).
Charlotte Knorr +2 more
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Coverage of Gay Males, Lesbians in Newspaper Lifestyle Sections
Newspaper Research Journal, 2004Coverage of sexual minorities in the mainstream press has garnered recent attention. The Project for the Study of Sexual Orientation Issues in the News conducted two studies that examined the portrayal of gays and lesbians in newspapers and the perceptions of readers about this coverage.1 One finding is that news stories about homosexuality do not ...
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Newspaper Section Introduction
2008Survival. That’s the main theme of Katrina coverage. The media reported thousands of survival stories in the weeks that trailed the most destructive hurricane in American history. But, try as they might, the New Orleans Times-Picayune staff could not possibly find a single survival story that rivals its own.
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Health Marketing Quarterly, 2019
Although newspaper print advertising has waned given the general decline in newspaper readership, hospitals are steady advertisers in metropolitan daily newspapers. Using a content analysis, this study identified, categorized, and accounted for frequencies of the attributes hospital marketers used in print advertisements promoting their services over a
Stephen F, Gambescia, Caichen, Zhong
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Although newspaper print advertising has waned given the general decline in newspaper readership, hospitals are steady advertisers in metropolitan daily newspapers. Using a content analysis, this study identified, categorized, and accounted for frequencies of the attributes hospital marketers used in print advertisements promoting their services over a
Stephen F, Gambescia, Caichen, Zhong
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American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1997
At a metropolitan newspaper office in Canada with extensive video display terminal (VDT) use, researchers carried out a survey (n = 1,007, 84% response) to establish baseline prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) and to identify demographic, postural, task, and psychosocial factors associated with WMSD symptoms.
M F, Polanyi +11 more
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At a metropolitan newspaper office in Canada with extensive video display terminal (VDT) use, researchers carried out a survey (n = 1,007, 84% response) to establish baseline prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) and to identify demographic, postural, task, and psychosocial factors associated with WMSD symptoms.
M F, Polanyi +11 more
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How Science News Sections Influence Newspaper Science Coverage: A Case Study
Journalism Quarterly, 1990This study uses content analysis to compare the coverage of science in two groups of dailies to see how the addition of a science news page influences coverage in nine dailies, some which added science sections while others did not. The study finds when a paper adds a science section, there is an increase in the number of science stories, more ...
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Will the Crowd Go Wild?: Reimagining the Newspaper Sports Section for Digital Subscribers
Journalism Practice, 2019The economic troubles facing the media industry have led newspapers to search for new revenue models.
Michael Mirer, Jennifer Harker
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