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THE DAILY MIRROR AND THE CREATION OF A COMMERCIAL POPULAR LANGUAGE

A people's war: a people's paper?

Adrian BinghamCorrespondence[email protected]
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Martin Conboy
Pages 639-654 | Published online: 07 Sep 2009

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Martin Conboy. (2017) How the war made the mirror. Media History 23:3-4, pages 451-468.
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Mark Hampton & Martin Conboy. (2014) Journalism history—a debate. Journalism Studies 15:2, pages 154-171.
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Adrian Bingham. (2012) IGNORING THE FIRST DRAFT OF HISTORY?. Media History 18:3-4, pages 311-326.
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Martin Conboy & John Steel. (2010) FROM “WE” TO “ME”. Journalism Studies 11:4, pages 500-510.
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