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Elected officials are reading even between elections: Illinois study confirms editorial influence
In 1862, impatient with the plight of African Americans and caught up in the fever of the Civil War, New York Tribune editor Horace Greeley wrote...
Masthead, The, 09/22/08 by Steve Hallock · 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...
Newspaper Research Journal, 04/01/08 by Hallock, Steve · More from publication -
Same as it ever was—editorial writers grapple with same politics as 100 years ago
The message from a year's worth f editorials on the immigration reform debate in Congress is one that goes beyond current politics. Anti-immigrant...
St. Louis Journalism Review, 01/01/08 by Steve Hallock · More from publication -
Fewer two-newspaper cities
While the takeover of Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal by Rupert Murdoch grabbed national headlines recently, the looming monopolization of a...
St. Louis Journalism Review, 09/01/07 by Steve Hallock · More from publication -
The "anonymous" lessons of the Libby trial
When even staunch advocates of First Amendment protection for the media raise legal doubts about journalists' uses of anonymous sources, it is time...
St. Louis Journalism Review, 03/01/07 by Steve Hallock · More from publication -
Metroplex Newspapers Offer Limited Editorial Competition
Metroplex competition in two major markets did not offer a viable substitute for editorial diversity of competing newspapers within a city,...
Newspaper Research Journal, 07/01/06 by Hallock, Steve · More from publication -
Editorial cartoons find new life in new media
An editorial cartoon hanging on my office wall depicts a bust of a woman, her nude derriere facing the reader. She is headless, suggesting ancient...
St. Louis Journalism Review, 06/01/06 by Steve Hallock · More from publication -
Monograph reminds reporters of their own rights
Journalists wishing to learn from contemporary history--and there is a need for a refresher course on journalistic responsibility these days--can...
St. Louis Journalism Review, 10/01/05 by Steve Hallock · More from publication -
Two Papers in Joint Operating Agreement Publish Meaningful Editorial Diversity
A common assumption about newspaper markets is that the competition brought about by the existence of two or more daily newspapers in a market...
Newspaper Research Journal, 10/01/04 by Rodgers, Ron; Hallock, Steve; Gennaria, Mike; Wei, Fei · More from publication -
Acquisition by Gannett Changes Paper's Editorials
Analysis of the editorials in The Lousiville Courier-Journal before and after its 1986 sale to Gannett reveals little change in editorial ideology...
Newspaper Research Journal, 04/01/04 by Hallock, Steve · More from publication
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