Most Recent Articles from Newspaper Research Journal

• Everyman News: The Changing American Front Page 

  Everyman News: The Changing American Front Page, by Michèle Weldon (Columbia, Missouri: University of Missouri Press, 2008) 304 pages, $39...

  04/01/08 by Hayden, Joe · More from publication

• Study Asks If Reporter's Gender or Audience Predict Paper's Cancer Coverage 

  Research shows women and racial and ethnic minorities are generally less represented as subjects and sources in news stories.1 Likewise, they have...

  04/01/08 by Len-Rios, Maria E Park, Sun-A Cameron, Glen T Duke, Douglas L Kreuter, Matt · More from publication

• Comparison of Demographics For Media in 1995, 2006 

  Newspapers, local TV news and network TV news were used less in 2006 than in 1995. Newspapers gained ground on network news, but lost ground to...

  04/01/08 by Stempel, Guido H III Hargrove, Thomas · More from publication

• Tribune-Review Revives Competition in Pittsburgh 

  The conservative Tribune-Review's move into Pittsburgh fostered local editorial competition with the Post Gazette, a more liberal voice. Not only...

  04/01/08 by Hallock, Steve · More from publication

• Suicide Story Frames Contribute to Stigma 

  This study comparing stories about suicides from 1993 and 2003 finds that the language in the stories implies a sense of control on the victim's...

  04/01/08 by Boudry, Valica · More from publication

• Survey Measures Burnout In Newspaper Sports Editors 

  Although the editors suffer moderate rates of burnout in terms of exhaustion and cynicism, they demonstrate high levels of professional...

  04/01/08 by Reindary, Scott · More from publication

View more»