Journalism Studies

EDITORIAL NOTE
pp. 629-629(1)
Author: Franklin, Bob

THE FUTURE OF NEWSPAPERS
pp. 630-641(12)
Author: Franklin, Bob

THE CURSE OF INTROVERSION
pp. 642-649(8)
Author: Preston, Peter

THE FUTURE OF NEWSPAPERS
pp. 650-661(12)
Authors: Conboy, Martin; Steel, John

MAPPING PROFESSIONAL IMAGINATION
pp. 662-678(17)
Authors: Kunelius, Risto; Ruusunoksa, Laura

“THE SUPREMACY OF IGNORANCE OVER INSTRUCTION AND OF NUMBERS OVER KNOWLEDGE”
pp. 679-691(13)
Author: Hartley, John

NEWSPAPERS GO FOR ADVERTISING!
pp. 692-703(12)
Authors: Berte, Katrien; De Bens, Els

SHIFTS IN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING EXPENDITURES AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF NEWSPAPERS
pp. 704-716(13)
Author: Picard, Robert

(NO) NEWS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB?
pp. 717-738(22)
Author: Quandt, Thorsten

HOW CITIZENS CREATE NEWS STORIES
pp. 739-758(20)
Author: Reich, Zvi

DELIBERATIVENESS OF ONLINE POLITICAL DISCUSSION
pp. 759-770(12)
Authors: Zhou, Xiang; Chan, Yuen-Ying; Peng, Zhen-Mei

THE CONSUMER AS PRODUCER—OF WHAT?
pp. 771-785(15)
Author: Ornebring, Henrik

ATTACK OF THE KILLER NEWSPAPERS!
pp. 786-797(12)
Author: Wasserman, Herman

THE HISTORY OF A SURVIVING SPECIES
pp. 798-812(15)
Authors: Cole, Jaci; Maxwell Hamilton, John

INTERNATIONAL NEWS FROM PARIS- AND LONDON-BASED NEWSROOMS
pp. 813-821(9)
Author: Palmer, Michael

WHAT FUTURE FOR LOCAL NEWS?
pp. 822-831(10)
Author: Rouger, Aude

BOOK REVIEWS
pp. 832-839(8)

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
pp. 840-843(4)