Finds that coverage of the President continued to increase, but coverage of Congress did not over a 16-year period, based on a content analysis of the "New York Times" and the "Buffalo Evening News." (Author/RB)

Finds that those newspapers which take stands and present a well-balanced forum-editorial page attractively laid out will be read and can have influence. (Author/RB)

The first of a three-part discussion of the findings of the Surgeon General's 1972 report on the impact of televised violence. (AK)

The second of a three-part discussion of the findings of the Surgeon General's 1972 report on the impact of televised violence. (AK)

The experiment reported here was conducted to find out how commonly used makeshift screens compared with currently available commercially produced screens on clarity, brightness and cost." (Author)

Concludes that designer magazine advertisements contain more traces of nostalgia than do those in consumer magazines and that they tend to be more extreme in their fluctuation patterns. Notes that nostalgia increases in ads when public confidence is decreasing. (FL)

Concludes that pricing equilibrium for advertising space is not present in metro editions of national magazines. (FL)

Analyzes the amount of space six American and four European newspapers give to local, national, and international news. Concludes that all of the newspapers have a localized point of view, but that each displays significant differences in the components and scale of localization. (FL)