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Penrose, Jeanne; And Others – 1974
Findings from a 1971-72 North Carolina statewide survey focusing on the newspaper nonreader were compared with results from a similar statewide survey taken in 1961-62 in Wisconsin. Although there were limits to how precisely the two sets of data could be compared, the findings demonstrated that the type of person who chose not to read a newspaper…
Descriptors: Communications, Journalism, Media Research, Newspapers
New York State School Boards Association, Albany. – 1973
Communicating effectively is seldom easy; it requires planning, effort, understanding, and follow-through. Communicating effectively in the tense atmosphere which often surrounds a crisis requires redoubled effort, greater understanding, and increased attention to proper planning. The presentations in this booklet deal with the needs of the media…
Descriptors: Communication Problems, Mass Media, Negotiation Impasses, Press Opinion

Hicks, Ronald G.; Featherston, James S. – Journalism Quarterly, 1978
A study of newspapers in three Louisiana cities suggests that whether a city's newspapers are owned jointly or by separate owners, little duplication occurs in newspaper appearance or content. (GW)
Descriptors: Competition, Content Analysis, Journalism, Media Research

Sherard, Regina Ganelle – Journalism Quarterly, 1987
Examines criminal defendants' perceptions of the free press/fair trial issue with respect to perceived influences of media coverage on the disposition of criminal cases and the outcome of criminal trials. Concludes that the press' influence on trials is generally perceived as minimal and fair. (MM)
Descriptors: Court Litigation, Journalism, Mass Media Effects, News Media

Parsons, Paul F. – Journalism Quarterly, 1985
Traces the evolution of libel law involving the clergy as plaintiff and the news media as defendant. Concludes that the clergy's position in libel suits is not as favorable as it once was but that it is still more favorable than that of most other types of plaintiffs. (FL)
Descriptors: Clergy, Court Litigation, Legal Responsibility, Media Research

Mishler, Larry – Community Education Journal, 1974
Describes how to get a good public relations program going by using the local press. Considers newspaper selection, release writing, and photographs. (DN)
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Newspapers, Press Opinion, Public Relations

Meyer, Philip – Journalism Quarterly, 1973
Descriptors: Bias, Journalism, Newspapers, Press Opinion

Lang, Gladys Engel; Lang, Kurt – Journal of Social Issues, 1972
Information available suggests that the media are rarely a major influence on the amount of violence and that they function as much to deter as to incite violence. Yet, if reports of violence affect expectations, then the nature of public protest as well as of official response will be influenced. (Authors)
Descriptors: Aggression, Demonstrations (Civil), Mass Media, News Media
Tebbel, John – Saturday Review (New York 1952), 1971
Descriptors: College Curriculum, Communication Skills, Journalism, News Media

Whitmore, Harry E. – RQ, 1971
The bibliography attempts to pull together a number of excellent but scattered writings on the dissident press for the librarian. The thirteen entries, arranged in chronological order are taken from the period 1964-1971. (MM)
Descriptors: Activism, Bibliographies, Black Power, Library Collections

Pasternack, Steve – Journalism Quarterly, 1983
Concludes that most newspapers will reject letters to the editor that they consider to be libelous, but that many make efforts to rehabilitate those letters. (FL)
Descriptors: Legal Problems, Legal Responsibility, Letters (Correspondence), Media Research

Del Polito, Carolyn M. – Communication Education, 1980
Presents an annotated bibliography of 19 items from ERIC identifying troublesome paradoxes regarding the media and freedom of expression. Items are categorized by issues identified as relevant to radio and television, commercial advertising, and the press. (JMF)
Descriptors: Advertising, Censorship, Freedom of Speech, News Media

Rossiter, Margaret – Contemporary French Civilization, 1980
French women filled many positions in the development of the clandestine French Resistance Press. The press expanded from a handful of papers in 1940 to over 100 national papers by 1944. Papers directed specifically to women urged their support of the Resistance Movement. (PMJ)
Descriptors: Activism, Editorials, Employed Women, European History

Myers, David S. – Journalism Quarterly, 1978
An analysis of the editorials in ten leading newspapers during the 1976 presidential election shows that considerably more space was devoted to economic issues than to any other specific issue. (GT)
Descriptors: Content Analysis, Economics, Editorials, Media Research

Einsiedel, E. F.; Bibbee, M. Jane – Journalism Quarterly, 1979
An analysis of the election stories about presidential candidates that appeared in three major news magazines during the 1976 presidential campaign reveals that coverage of Eugene McCarthy's candidacy was unbiased but meager. (GT)
Descriptors: Bias, Content Analysis, Media Research, News Reporting