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Introduction | |
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Why a 'Social Meanings of News' Perspective? | |
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A Framework for Thinking About News | |
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The Sociology of News Production | |
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Has Communication Explained Journalism? | |
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Professional Mass Communicators | |
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News as Social Production | |
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Selecting News: The Individual Gate Keeper | |
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A New Gatekeeping Model | |
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The Gate Keeper | |
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A Case Study in the Selection of News | |
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Ms Gates Takes Over | |
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Refining the Gatekeeping Metaphor for Local Television News | |
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Structure and Constraints on Community Newspaper Gatekeepers | |
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Organizing News: News as A Workplace Product | |
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Social Control in the News Room | |
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A Functional Analysis | |
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News Organizations | |
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Conflict as a Crafted Cultural Norm | |
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News Reporting and Professionalism | |
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Some Constraints on the Reporting of the News | |
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Science Writers at Work | |
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Professionalizing News: News as Journalists' Norms and Routines | |
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Making News by Doing Work | |
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Routinizing the Unexpected | |
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News as Purposive Behavior | |
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On the Strategic Use of Routine Events, Accidents, and Scandal | |
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News and Non-Events | |
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Making the Visible Invisible | |
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Routines and the Making of Oppositional News | |
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Selling News: News As Economic Entity | |
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Boundaries of Journalistic Autonomy | |
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The News Factory | |
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The First Stage of News Production | |
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Learning What's Happening | |
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The Competitive Ethos in Television Newswork | |
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News as Text | |
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Telling News: News as Familiar Story | |
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Mythic Elements in Television News | |
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Myth, Chronicle, and Story | |
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Exploring the Narrative Qualities of News | |
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When Technology Fails | |
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The Drama of Airline Crashes in Network Television News | |
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Non-Routine News and Newswork | |
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Exploring a What-A-Story | |
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The Rape of Mike Tyson | |
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Race, the Press, and Symbolic Types | |
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Ideology and News: News as Social Power | |
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Journalists as Interpretive Communities | |
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The News Paradigm and the Ideology of Objectivity | |
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A Socialist at the Wall Street Journal | |
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News of Battering | |
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Press Rites and Race Relations | |
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A Study of Mass-Mediated Ritual | |
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Science, Technology, and Risk Coverage of a Community Conflict | |
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Epilogue: Applying The Tools To Study News | |