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Peer reviewedBrown, Ronald G.; Lee, Jung-Bock – Journalism Quarterly, 1977
Discusses a 1973 decision by the Tokyo High Court, finding that a reporter acted illegally in obtaining secret government documents, and reports on a survey of attitudes toward the "right to know" held by Japanese newsmen and government officials. (GW)
Descriptors: Attitudes, Censorship, Court Litigation, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedSchoenfeld, A. Clay – Journal of Environmental Education, 1980
Discussed are the trends, information context, and target issues treated by the press in reporting on the environment over a 15-year period. (RE)
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Conservation Education, Environment, Environmental Education
Educational Communication Center, Camp Hill, PA. – 1980
The effective use of public relations by educators is the general topic addressed by these 18 articles collected from past issues of the "Journal of Educational Communication." The first section stresses planning and management with articles on opportunities made available by crises; the combination of effective communication with efficient…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Communications, Informal Organization, Information Dissemination, Mass Media
Peer reviewedBrosius, Hans-Bernd; Kepplinger, Hans Mathias – Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, 1992
A content analysis of major German television news shows and 53 weekly surveys on 16 issues were used to compare linear and nonlinear models as ways to describe the relationship between media coverage and the public agenda. Results indicate that nonlinear models are in some cases superior to linear models in terms of explained variance. (34…
Descriptors: Agenda Setting, Broadcast Television, Content Analysis, Information Dissemination
