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The Communication Review, Volume 12 Issue 3 2009

Who's the Bigger Brother? How War Aggravates the Relationships Among Media, Government, and Public

ISSN: 1547-7487 (electronic) 1071-4421 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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The Changing Relationships Among Media, Government, and Public: The Case of War
Tamar Liebes; Zohar Kampf
Pages 195 – 198
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Media-Government-Public: Coalitions and Oppositions
Elihu Katz
Pages 199 – 204
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What Officials Say, What Media Show, and What Publics Get: Gaza, January 2009
Menahem Blondheim; Limor Shifman
Pages 205 – 214
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Witnessing War: Economies of Regulation in Reporting War and Conflict
Lilie Chouliaraki
Pages 215 – 226
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From Romance to Collateral Damage: Media Treatment of Civilians in Wartime and What it Means for How America Wages War
Bruce A. Williams
Pages 227 – 238
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Performance Journalism: The Case of Media's Coverage of War and Terror
Tamar Liebes; Zohar Kampf
Pages 239 – 249
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Watching How Others Watch Us: The Israeli Media's Treatment of International Coverage of the Gaza War
Shani Orgad
Pages 250 – 261
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Ethical Weaknesses in Emergency Communication Between National Authorities and the Public
Zvi Reich
Pages 262 – 271
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Mediated Public Diplomacy in a New Era of Warfare
Tamir Sheafer; Shaul R. Shenhav
Pages 272 – 283
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The Journalistic Referents: A Crucial Distinction Between Sources and Voices
Sandrine Boudana
Pages 284 – 294
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Crisis-Readiness and Media Witnessing
Paul Frosh; Amit Pinchevski
Pages 295 – 304
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