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Volume 14, Number 4, 1 August 2013

“WE AGREED THAT WOMEN WERE A NUISANCE IN THE OFFICE, ANYWAY”
pp. 461-475(15)
Author: Lonsdale, Sarah

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THE MAKING OF THE SOVIET ALLY IN BRITISH WARTIME POPULAR PRESS
pp. 476-490(15)
Author: Knight, Claire

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TECHNOLOGICAL PRACTICES, NEWS PRODUCTION PROCESSES AND JOURNALISTIC WITNESSING
pp. 491-506(16)

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SELLING SCIENCE?
pp. 507-522(16)

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PUBLIC RESPONSES AND REFLEXIVITY DURING THE SWINE FLU PANDEMIC IN AUSTRALIA
pp. 523-538(16)
Authors: Holland, Kate; Blood, R. Warwick

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JOURNALISTIC USE OF EXEMPLARS TO HUMANIZE HEALTH NEWS
pp. 539-554(16)
Authors: Hinnant, Amanda; Len-Ríos, María E.; Young, Rachel

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ZOMBIES, DRUGS, AND FLORIDA WEIRDNESS
pp. 555-567(13)
Author: Gutsche, Robert E.

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RACIALIZATION OF THE VIRGINIA TECH SHOOTINGS
pp. 568-583(16)

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HOW COMPETITIVE ARE THE GLOBAL NEWS NETWORKS?
pp. 584-601(18)

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PUTTING MEMORY IN ITS PLACE
pp. 602-617(16)
Author: Britten, Bob

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VALUES IN THE NEWS
pp. 618-634(17)
Authors: Waheed, Moniza; Schuck, Andreas R. T.; Neijens, Peter C.; de Vreese, Claes H.

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
pp. 635-638(4)

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