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Shafer, Richard – 1988
Addressing issues of the provincial journalist's role in developing countries, a study interviewed 54 journalists throughout the Philippines during the height of the Philippine Revolution. In unstructured interviews, journalists were asked about their own views on what the role of the press in national development should be, as well as questions…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Journalism
Smith, Victoria – 1986
Through a case study of Minnesota daily newspaper editorials, this paper examines the extent to which one state's newspapers championed the freedoms of speech and press during the national crisis of World War I. The historical relationship of the press and First Amendment defense is briefly reviewed. Guided by the question "How did the…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Editorials, Freedom of Speech, Journalism
Kovarik, Bill – 1989
A case study examined a 1920 controversy between two newspapers. One of the last vestiges of the era of "yellow journalism" was the editorial "war" between the Kansas City "Star" and the Kansas City "Post" which culminated in a 1921 showdown. The "Star," a champion of main street interests and…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Editorials, Journalism History, Mass Media Role
Becker, Lee B.; And Others – 1984
A four-month investigation was conducted of media coverage of two controversies involving government officials in Detroit, Michigan. Data were gathered from three sources: journalists involved in covering the stories, people involved in the stories, and the printed stories. Using public documents, the history of one of the controversies was…
Descriptors: Bias, Case Studies, Content Analysis, Media Research
Kapoor, Suraj; Cragan, John F. – 1989
To investigate the role of newspaper executives in influencing reporters' political perceptions and coverage of political news, a study examined whether reporters and their executives tend to hold similar views on major domestic and foreign policy issues. Two instruments were developed: a 45-card Q-deck containing liberal, conservative, and…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Case Studies, Editors, Employer Employee Relationship
Brunner, C. Cryss – 1998
The purpose of this paper is to examine--using single-case qualitative ethnographic methods--how an urban superintendent responded to a "crisis in representation" with the intent that such an examination will be instructive for other superintendents faced with similar challenges. opens with a description of methodology followed by a brief…
Descriptors: Administrative Problems, Administrator Effectiveness, Broadcast Journalism, Case Studies
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Helleiner, Jane – Childhood: A Global Journal of Child Research, 1998
Examines discourses of childhood from press reports, parliamentary debates, and government-sponsored reports concerning the Travelling People, an indigenous ethnic minority in Ireland. Found that discourses are located within a changing Irish political economic and shifting Traveller-related policy. A case study reveals how discourses of childhood…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Child Welfare, Discourse Analysis, Ethnic Groups