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Montgomery, Louise Falls – 1983
Choosing six Mexican newspapers representing an ideological range from liberal to conservative, a study analyzed the content of the newspapers' editorials and political columns from 1951 through 1980. Data established that Mexican newspapers, contrary to many critics' judgments, criticized government policies and political figures. They did,…
Descriptors: Editorials, Foreign Countries, Media Research, News Media

Richstad, Jim; McMillan, Michael – Journalism Quarterly, 1974
Describes the philosophy and practices of the newspapers published in the Pacific Islands. (RB)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Journalism, Media Research, News Reporting

Lowry, Dennis T. – Journal of Broadcasting, 1974
Descriptors: Journalism, Mass Media, Media Research, News Media

Lowry, Dennis T. – Journal of Broadcasting, 1974
Descriptors: Journalism, Mass Media, Media Research, News Media
Olasky, Marvin N. – 1986
While the typical pantheon of journalism history heroes is made up almost entirely of individuals who campaigned for more governmental regulation and increased social liberalism, there is also an opposing tradition in American journalism, one based on the premise that governmental cures are in most cases worse than the diseases they are designed…
Descriptors: Freedom of Speech, Journalism, News Reporting, Newspapers
Washburn, Patrick S. – 1986
Holding enormous if controversial power as Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), J. Edgar Hoover was sometimes controlled unexpectedly at the highest reaches of government, as illustrated by his failed attempt to obtain an Espionage Act indictment against the black press during World War II. Following anarchist bombings in 1919,…
Descriptors: Blacks, Journalism, News Media, Newspapers
Coulson, David C. – 1988
To begin to pinpoint the forces at work in prize journalism, a study examined the value that managing editors of daily newspapers place on awards. Whether editors agree with their papers' awards policies and what they feel most affects reporters' attitudes about contests were also explored. In October 1984, questionnaires were mailed to 317…
Descriptors: Awards, Editors, Journalism, Motivation
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
Barger, Robert Newton – 1983
As a study in the presentation of a public policy issue in education, the argumentative rationales of 139 opinion pieces (editorials, op-ed pieces, and letters to the editor) in "The New York Times" on the issue of school busing were analyzed. Material from the years 1971-75 was located through "The New York Times Index" and…
Descriptors: Busing, Editorials, Educational Policy, Persuasive Discourse
Meissner, David – 1979
Members of the U.S. and Mexican media, government officials, academics, and representatives of private organizations met to discuss issues and concerns of both countries. Topics included energy, trade and development, migration, bilateral governmental relations, and the role of the press in these affairs. Mexico's oil and natural gas reserves were…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Energy, Exports, International Relations
Harris, Robert – 1981
Representatives of the media of the United States and Mexico discussed issues concerning the expanding interdependence of the two countries, including trade and development, energy, migration, bilateral and regional relations, and the role of the press in these affairs. Some suggested perspectives include (1) images of the past are the biggest…
Descriptors: Economic Development, Energy, Exports, International Relations
Associated Press Managing Editors. – 1983
Focusing on economic and business issues that affect the press and on topics related to the coverage of business and economic news, this booklet begins with two articles by Robert Burdick about understanding opinions of newspaper managing editors and media coverage of the Manville Corporation's bankruptcy petition. The third article, by Mark…
Descriptors: Business, Economics, Journalism, Legal Problems
Bogart, Leo – Public Opin Quart, 1968
Address Delivered to the Associated Press Managing Editors (Chicago, October 19, 1967).
Descriptors: Communications, Interest Research, News Media, Opinions
Ballantine, Cecil – Tech Educ Ind Training, 1969
Descriptors: Educational Attitudes, Educational Change, Educational Problems, Press Opinion
Lawhorne, Clifton O. – 1982
A descriptive study based on Egyptian law, printed sources, and interviews clarifies our picture of the Egyptian Press by examining its status as a constitutionally mandated "Fourth Estate." The constitutional amendment, the resultant Egyptian Press Law, and the "Law Of Shame" (all passed in 1980), are designed to create a…
Descriptors: Censorship, Developing Nations, Freedom of Speech, Journalism