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Volume 7, Number 2, April 2006
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AMERICAN AND GERMAN ONLINE JOURNALISTS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST CENTURY
pp. 171-186(16)
Authors: Quandt, Thorsten; Löffelholz, Martin; Weaver, David; Hanitzsch, Thomas; Altmeppen, Klaus-Dieter

VISION OF A NEW STATE
pp. 187-211(25)
Authors: Mendelson, Andrew; Smith, C. Zoe

EXPLORING THE SECOND PHASE OF PUBLIC JOURNALISM1
pp. 212-236(25)
Author: Nip, Joyce

THE MEANING AND INFLUENCE OF CONVERGENCE
pp. 237-255(19)
Authors: Dupagne, Michel; Garrison, Bruce

COVERT DISCLOSURES
pp. 256-273(18)
Author: Flynn, Kathryn

INTER-MEDIA AGENDA SETTING AND GLOBAL NEWS COVERAGE
pp. 323-333(11)
Author: Golan, Guy

EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF MODALITY ON PERCEPTIONS OF CREDIBILITY FOR ONLINE NEWS STORIES
pp. 348-359(12)
Author: Kiousis, Spiro

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