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Boucher, Carlene; Smyth, Anne; Johnstone, Megan-Jane – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2004
This paper describes our experience of managing a two-year research project that involved University staff from two different disciplines and three industry partners. It describes the benefits we gained from the involvement of multiple parties, such as the ability to call upon diverse expertise, the capacity to study a complex issue and the…
Descriptors: Industry, Qualitative Research, Ethics, Research Methodology
Shenton, Andrew K. – Education for Information, 2005
In contrast to the considerable coverage of research methods and report writing, relatively little attention has been given in the professional literature to the steps that should be taken and issues which may be borne in mind by a researcher seeking to have his or her work published. By addressing ten broad questions reflecting common concerns,…
Descriptors: Information Science, Technical Writing, Research Methodology, Library Science
Kleiman, Howard – 1983
The fairness doctrine states that broadcasters must devote a reasonable amount of time covering contrasting views of public issues. The debate over abolition of the doctrine has largely ignored the possibility that public broadcast stations licensed to government entities may be subject to political and constitutional pressures that would warrant…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Court Litigation, Ethics, Federal Legislation