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1. Data-Driven Sourcing: How Journalists Use Digital Search Tools to Decide What's News

: Fink, Katherine
: 2014
: Theses
: CommunicationJournalismMultimedia systems

2. Deciding What's True: Fact-Checking Journalism and the New Ecology of News

: Graves, Lucas
: 2013
: Theses
: Journalism--Political aspectsJournalism--ObjectivityMass media--ObjectivityJournalismCommunication

3. In the Funhouse Mirror: How News Subjects Respond to their Media Reflections

: Palmer, Ruth
: 2013
: Theses
: CommunicationJournalism

4. Model Interventions: The Evolution of Media Development Strategies in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, and Macedonia from 2000 to 2007

: Johnson, Hawley M.
: 2012
: Theses
: CommunicationInternational relationsJournalism

5. News Media and the Authority of Grief: The Journalistic Treatment of Terrorism Victims as Political Activists

: Kadmon Sella, Zohar
: 2014
: Theses
: CommunicationJournalismTerrorism--Press coverageVictims of terrorism

6. The Bohemian Horizon: 21st-Century Little Magazines and the Limits of the Countercultural Artist-Activist

: Mushett, Travis Michael
: 2016
: Theses
: JournalismPeriodicalsBohemianismJournalism--Social aspectsLittle magazinesCommunication

7. The Parrot and the Cannon: Journalism, Literature and Politics in the Formation of Latin American Identities

: Calvi, Pablo L.
: 2011
: Theses
: CommunicationJournalismLatin American literature

8. Virtual Foreign Bureaus and the New Ecology of International News

: Seo, Soomin
: 2016
: Theses
: Reporters and reportingForeign correspondentsCommunicationJournalismSociology

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