Young man of Caracas,

Autobiography.

Histoire des journaux et des journalistes de la révolution française (1789-1796) /

t. 1. Introduction. Coup d'œil préliminaire sur les journaux publiés de 1789 à 1796. Brissot-Warville. Peltier. Marat. Hébert.--t. 2. Barère. Camille Desmoulins. Fauchet et Bonneville. Condorcet. Robespierre. Tallien. Cérutti, Grouvelle et Ginguené. Prudhomme, Tournon et Loustalot. Fréron et Labenetta. Royou et Montjoye. Mirabeau. Babeuf. Cloots. Mallet du Pan. Gorsas. Mercier et Carra. Garat. Momoro. Louvet. Audouin. Rabaut Saint-Étienne. Chénier.

My thirty years' war, an autobiography.

Sequel: The fiery fountains.

The fiery fountains.

A continuation of the author's autobiograhy, My thirty years' war.

The history of "Punch",

Mode of access: Internet.

Turbulent years,

"Second printing."

The American Newsroom: A Social History, 1920 to 1960

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

New technologies and journalism practice in Nigeria and Ghana

New technologies are generally perceived as the basic tool for survival in modern society. But the extent of their availability and use, as well as their impact on newspaper journalism practice in West Africa is unknown. This paper presents the results of a study that investigated the impact of new technologies on newspaper journalism practice in two West African countries — Nigeria and Ghana. The study, conducted in five newspapers in the two countries, found that, although a majority of the journalists believed the new technologies have improved the quality of their newspapers, fewer than half of the journalists were unimpressed with the level of the technologies available to them in the performance of their duties.

The mirror-ball effect: Investigating channels, messages and participation levels

Journalists have always used equipment which has been generally available in the communities in which they worked. This has been a result both of economy and necessity, since they found they had to connect with their audiences using means that were available to the audience, not just to the sender. Newspapers sold on street corners in the very early media days; SMS and email have become the rule for the early 21st century. This development also admits the possibility of the roles of the communication professional and the community merging during the “public journalism” process, and has become most recently evident in the areas around the Bay of Bengal, struck by the tsunami on December 26, 2004, especially in the Indonesian province of Banda Aceh, and in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, where tiny portable radios, featuring solar panels and hand-cranked dynamos, have suddenly become part of a vital news media channel. In this article participant-observation and personal interview techniques are used to record and compare many of the digital channels used by news and information senders up to 2005. It also investigates the level of genuine participation which these new technologies have brought to the communications process.

Media, 'Madness' and Ethical Journalism

This article analyses the way newspapers and journalists sometimes fail to acknowledge and resolve some of the contentious ethical dilemmas associated with reporting news. Its focus is on not exploiting and vilifying the vulnerable, especially people with mental illness, through sensationalism and inaccurate and imprecise use of medical terminology such as "psycho ". "schizo" or "lunatic ". Because ethics is central to our understanding of professionalism, this article uses professions and professionalism as benchmarks aginst which to analyse and critique how journalists and newspapers define and report news.Sometimes journalists fail the test of good ethical practice in terms of negative. outdated and inaccurate expressions they use in the news stories they report. Likewise, regulators of news industry standards appear not to recognize and sanction such reporting. The apparent inability to resolve these ethical dilemmas creates a context conducive to tolerance for, not acceptance of. unethical news reporting.

Ethnic Print Media in the multicultural nation of Canada: A case study of the black newspaper in Montreal

This article explores the social and cultural roles of ethnic print media in the country within the prism of Canada's multicultural policy. Specifically, the article examines how the ethnic groups are framed in the mainstream national media in Canada and then examines how these ethnic media are [re]constructing their own identities in contrast to their framed identities in the mainstream national print media such as the Globe and Mail, National Post and Toronto Sun. In exploring the overall socio-political impacts of these ethnic print media on the social fabrics and cultural identity in Canadian society, Montreal Community Contact, an ethnic newspaper of the black community in Montreal, is used as a case study. Copyright © 2006 SAGE Publications.

The status and relevance of Vietnamese journalism education: An empirical analysis

Based primarily on data from indepth interviews with senior journalists and journalism educators as well as a content analysis of journalism curricula, this paper sets out to provide an overview of the demand, overall provision structure, teaching materials and methods of Vietnamese journalism education. It first shows that with a fast expansion in both size and substance, the Vietnamese media system is beginning to feel the urgent need for formal journalism education. However, the country's major journalism programs have been criticised for producing hundreds of unqualified journalism graduates a year. In general, the most deplorable aspects of Vietnamese journalism education include its body of outdated and awkward teaching material, its undue focus on theories and politics at the expense of practical training, its lack of qualified teaching staff and its inadequate teaching resources.

A revista Veja e a construção da realidade dos evangélicos no Brasil: uma análise do discurso.

A dissertação de mestrado A revista Veja e a construção da realidade dos evangélicos no Brasil: uma análise do discurso , não objetiva julgar como certo ou errado o procedimento das diferentes correntes religiosas do segmento cristão brasileiro ou mesmo do jornalismo que as reporta, mas sim, avaliar como um dos periódicos mais conceituados e lidos no país destaca fatos e temas referentes ao segmento cristão evangélico, em sua cobertura jornalística, participando do processo social de construção da realidade. Para compreender este processo, utilizou-se a técnica de Análise do Discurso, com base no método qualitativo, visando explorar, entender e descobrir a forma como a revista Veja reporta o segmento religioso. O corpus definido são as nove matérias de capa que destacam os evangélicos durante 42 anos de circulação do periódico (1968-2010) que totalizam 2197 edições da revista Veja. Para se estabelecer um comparativo quanto à abordagem sobre outros segmentos cristãos, um mesmo número de edições que destacaram o Catolicismo Romano, foram igualmente analisadas. A pesquisa é orientada pela hipótese de que o discurso contido nas reportagens constrói uma imagem negativa dos evangélicos por meio do recurso a um tom irônico e dá ênfase em situações que envolvem escândalos e questões financeiras. Esta hipótese também se assenta na compreensão de que jornalistas não são profissionais técnicos desprovidos de imaginação e visões de mundo, neste caso, de um imaginário em torno da religião, que faz parte da construção noticiosa da qual participam. As Teorias do Imaginário, juntamente com as Teorias do Discurso e as Teorias do Jornalismo (Produção da Notícia) servirão de base para a compreensão do fenômeno e para a análise do objeto, que será conduzida por meio do método da Análise do Discurso. Espera-se que esta pesquisa contribua na indicação de caminhos para facilitar o diálogo entre a sociedade, entidades religiosas e profissionais envolvidos na produção de mensagem midiáticas, contribuindo para uma cultura de paz e de respeito à diversidade religiosa e à pluralidade de idéias presentes na sociedade brasileira, enfatizando, neste sentido, os valores éticos do profissional de comunicação.