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Warriors and Witches: Cinematic Constructions of Navajos in "Windtalkers" and "Skinwalkers"
McSwain, Megan.
Weather-Risk Information Seeking and Processing: Synthesizing the RISP Model and Applying it to Weather Risks
Demuth, Julie.
Web Credibility in China: Comparing Internet and Traditional News Sources on Credibility Measures
Luo, Yunjuan. and Zhang, Hongzhong.
Weibo, a Better Civic Medium? A Comparative Framing Analysis of Weibo and Xinhuanet in Covering the 7.23 China Train Crash
Ma, Luyue.
What Are They Really Selling? A Content Analysis of Advertisements During Religious Television Programming
Gray, Stephen., Inglish, Alexandra., Sodhi, Tejinder Singh. and Lee, Tien-Tsung.
What Sports Journalism Scholars Need to Know: Four Areas of Student-Athlete Privacy Invasion
Reed, Sada.
What's Funny About That? Late Night Comedy's Portrayal of Presidential Candidates
Page, Tyler G.., Steckler, Melissa. and Robinson, Tom.
When (News)Gathering Isn't Enough: The Right to Gather Information in Public Places
Woolery, Elizabeth.
When Ideology Meets Bottom Line
Lee, Seok Ho.
Whiteness Theory in Advertising: Racial Beliefs and Attitudes toward Ads
Morris, Angelica. and Kahlor, Lee Ann.
Who Is Wonder Woman? Gender Stereotypes and Heroism in TV Advertisements
Choi, Yunmi., Starr, Walter., Kim, Kayoung. and Parish, Nancy.
Who should do the talking? Marketplace advocacy messages by corporations or industry trade groups
Miller, Barbara. and Lellis, Julie.
Whose public sphere? An analysis of the final comments on a community newspaper’s online forum
Sindorf, Shannon. and Collebrusco, Anthony.
Who’s Minding the Station? An Exploration of Shared Service Agreements within U.S. Local Television Markets
Hull, Kevin. and Coffey, Amy Jo.
Why Change the Story? Portrayals of the Arab Spring in the Western and Eastern News Media
Asim, Mian. and Kim, Hyojin.
Why the Fake News Really Matters: Political Knowledge Gain and The Daily Show
Browning, Nicholas.
Windowed Distribution Strategies for Substitutive Television Content: An Audience-Centric Typology
Shay, Ronen.
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication 2013-Aug-08 to 2013-Aug-12
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