How scholars think and work
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Bennett and Lyengar, “New Era of Minimal Effects? Singer, Jane, “Stepping back… Read More »How scholars think and work
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The Classic Theories
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Scheufele and Tewksbury, “Framing, Agenda Setting, and Priming: The Evolution of Three Media… Read More »The Classic Theories
Objectivity and Persuasion
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Duffy, Page and Young, “Obama as Anti-American” Duffy, Thorson and Vultee: “The… Read More »Objectivity and Persuasion
Bias and Objectivity
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Schudson, “The objectivity norm in American journalism” Alterman, Eric, “What liberal media?”… Read More »Bias and Objectivity
Journalists and Citizens
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: State of the Media 2011 Overview Survey: Mobile News & Paying Online… Read More »Journalists and Citizens
What Is This Thing Called "News"
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Gans, Herbert, “Journalistic Practices and their Problems,” from “Democracy and the News,”… Read More »What Is This Thing Called "News"
History and Structure of American Journalism
The following post is a reflection on reading assigned by Prof. Daryl Moen: Hallin and Giles, “Presses and Democracies” Entman, “The Nature and Sources of… Read More »History and Structure of American Journalism
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