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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009 This paper seeks to address the gap in Australian media studies and feminist media scholarship relating to the way newsroom culture is embodied. How does the numerical dominance of men in journalism, particularly in decision-making roles, affect newsroom culture? How do male and female journalists understand this inequality?
Louise North (13081854)
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, 2017 An ideological criticism of the speech, Why America isn\u27t the greatest country in the world anymore from HBO\u27s The Newsroom.
Smyth, Anthony W
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966
Fortunately, people like John Hersey and Truman Capote have not tried to write articles for so-called learned or professional journals. Authors writing for such journals need a special kind of gamesmanship, and Hersey and Capote just don't have it. Neither did Winston Churchill.
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Fortunately, people like John Hersey and Truman Capote have not tried to write articles for so-called learned or professional journals. Authors writing for such journals need a special kind of gamesmanship, and Hersey and Capote just don't have it. Neither did Winston Churchill.
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