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Perceived ethicality of some TV news production techniques by a sample of Florida legislators

David J. Leroy Assistant Professor in Communication, The Florida State University
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F. Leslie Smith Assistant Professor in Speech, North Texas State University
Pages 326-329 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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DavidM. Hunsaker. (1979) Freedom and responsibility in first amendment theory: Defamation law and media credibility. Quarterly Journal of Speech 65:1, pages 25-35.
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JamesR. Smith. (1977) Student and public judgments of TV news: A factor analytic study. Journal of Broadcasting 21:1, pages 111-121.
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Lynda Lee Kaid & Gary Noggle. (2008) TELEVISED POLITICAL ADVERTISING IN THE 1992 AND 1996 ELECTIONS: USING TECHNOLOGY TO MANIPULATE VOTERS. Southeastern Political Review 26:4, pages 889-906.
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