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Vol. 17 No. 1 (1992): Questioning Balance: Struggles over Broadcasting Policies and Content

Published: 1992-01-01

Editorial

Editorial

Gertrude J. Robinson
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Guest Editorial

Guest Editors' Introduction

Philip Savage, Bill Gilsdorf, Robert Hackett
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Papers

News Balance Rhetoric: The Fraser Institute's Political Appropriation of Content Analysis

Robert A. Hackett, William O. Gilsdorf, Philip Savage
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Balance and Freedom of Speech: Challenge for Canadian Broadcasting

Peter G. Cook, Myles A. Ruggles
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Feminisms and Balance

Suzanne Strutt, Lynne Hissey
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Free Trade on Television: The Triumph of Business Rhetoric

Stephen Block
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Commentary

The Methodology and Procedures of the National Media Archive

Lydia A. Miljan
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Balance Is in the Eye of the Beholder

Marc Raboy
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Balance and Related Concepts: A Few Thoughts

William Morgan
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Weights and Measures: Issues of Balance in Media Content

Liora Salter
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Reviews

How Do Journalists Think?: A Proposal for the Study of Cognitive Bias in Newsmaking

Andrew MacFarlane
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A Dictionary of Communication and Media Studies (Second Edition)

James M. Linton
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Crime Stoppers: A Study in the Organization of Community Policing (Research Report No.24)

Gerald B. Sperling
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Image Ethics: The Moral Rights of Subjects in Photographs, Film, and Television

Donald J. Gillies
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