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Journalism Studies, Volume 7 Issue 4 2006

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Affiliated with the Journalism Studies Division of the ICA
ISSN: 1469-9699 (electronic) 1461-670X (paper)
Publication Frequency: 6 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Original Articles
THE PROCESS MODEL OF NEWS INITIATIVE
Sources lead first, reporters thereafter
Zvi Reich
Pages 497 – 514
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“IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU”
The move towards "personal" and "societal" narratives in newspaper coverage of child murder, 1930–2000
Claire Wardle
Pages 515 – 533
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JOURNALISM AND TRAUMA
How reporters and photographers make sense of what they see
Gretchen Dworznik
Pages 534 – 553
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NOT BITING THE HAND THAT FEEDS?
Media reporting of government advertising in Australia
Sally Young
Pages 554 – 574
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Obliterating The Political: One-party ideological dominance and the personalization of news in Singapore 21
Soek-Fang Sim
Pages 575 – 592
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A JOURNALISTIC DEFICIT?
A comparative content analysis of British television news coverage of the 1994 and 2004 European election campaigns
Vincent Campbell
Pages 593 – 609
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TRANSLATING THE TOWER OF BABEL?
Issues of definition, language, and culture in converged newsrooms
B. William Silcock; Susan Keith
Pages 610 – 627
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REFORMULATING “OBJECTIVITY”
Charting the possibilities for proactive journalism in the modern era
Leo Bowman
Pages 628 – 643
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THEORY REVIEW
NIKLAS LUHMANN'S THEORY OF SOCIAL SYSTEMS AND JOURNALISM RESEARCH
Alexander Görke; Armin Scholl
Pages 644 – 655
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Book Reviews

Pages 656 – 667
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Miscellany
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
Pages 668 – 669
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