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Page 197
... journalists to try to weight the paper's writers in favor of the PSP . Those journalists who balked at writing what seemed to be purely PSP communi- cation projects were often refused any assignments at all by the editors , and were ...
... journalists to try to weight the paper's writers in favor of the PSP . Those journalists who balked at writing what seemed to be purely PSP communi- cation projects were often refused any assignments at all by the editors , and were ...
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... journalists of Il Manifesto to get themselves admitted to the National Journalists ' Order , the official professional associa- tion . Most people in the collective felt that this body should be abolished , and it was often attacked in ...
... journalists of Il Manifesto to get themselves admitted to the National Journalists ' Order , the official professional associa- tion . Most people in the collective felt that this body should be abolished , and it was often attacked in ...
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... journalists took over increased responsibility and why they be- came , to a certain extent , an " independent " political group ( or several groups ) .12 Regrettably , there is far more information about the prac- ticalities of workers ...
... journalists took over increased responsibility and why they be- came , to a certain extent , an " independent " political group ( or several groups ) .12 Regrettably , there is far more information about the prac- ticalities of workers ...
Contents
Foreword | 5 |
Political Context of Alternative Media in the U S | 35 |
The National Guardian Guardian | 55 |
Copyright | |
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