Löbliche Redaction!

Hugo Schachtel

Löbliche Redaction!

Hugo Schachtel

Hochgeehrte Redaction!

J. Hellmann

Löbliche Redaction!

M. Zirker

Die Redaction der Mischna schriftlich

Zacharias Frankel

Löbliche Redaction!

W.

Redaction des "Zsidó Hiradó", Budapest

M. Z-l.

Offener Brief an die Redaction des "Woschod"

S. Taubmann

Hochgeehrte Redaction!

B. Siew

Löbliche Redaction!

L. J. Feldmann

Rabbi Jehuda Hanassi und die Redaction der Mischna : eine kritisch-historische und vergleichend-mythologische Studie

Rostock, Univ., Diss., 1876

Die Redaction der allgemeinen Theaterzeitung ihren geehrten Abonnentnen zum neuen Jahre 1848

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G14490

D. Martin Luther's Tischreden : oder, Colloquia, so er in vielen jahren gegen gelahrten leuten, auch fremden gästen und seinen tischgesellen geführet. nach den häuptstücken unserer christlichen lehre zusammen getragen. Nach Aurifaber's erster ausgabe, mit sorgfältiger vergleichung sowohl der Stanswald'schen als der Selneccer'schen redaction /

Vol. 4, "Hrsg. ... von Karl Eduard Förstemann ... und Heinrich Ernst Bindfeil."

The new Golden Legend: Patrick Nicholas's secular saints

The work of Italian-based photo-artist Patrick Nicholas is analysed to show how his re-workings of classic ‘old-master’ paintings can be seen as the art of ‘redaction,’ shedding new light on the relationship between originality and copying. I argue that redactional creativity is both highly productive of new meanings and a reinvention of the role of the medieval Golden Legend. (Lives of the Saints).

Globally networked public spheres? The Australian media reaction to WikiLeaks

The global release of 250,000 US Embassy diplomatic cables to selected media sites worldwide through the WikiLeaks website, was arguably the major global media event of 2010. As well as the implications of the content of the cables for international politics and diplomacy, the actions of WikiLeaks and its controversial editor-in-chief, the Australian Julian Assange, bring together a range of arguments about how the media, news and journalism are being transformed in the 21st century. This paper will focus on the reactions of Australian online news media sites to the release of the diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks, including both the online sites of established news outlets such as The Australian, Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, the ABC’s The Drum site, and online-only sites such as Crikey, New Matilda and On Line Opinion. The study focuses on opinion and commentary rather than straight news reportage, and analysis is framed around three issues: WikiLeaks and international diplomacy; implications of WikiLeaks for journalism; and WikiLeaks and democracy, including debates about the organisation and the ethics of its own practice. It also whether a “WikiLeaks Effect” has wider implications for how journalism is conducted in the future, particularly the method of ‘redaction’ of large amounts of computational data.