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Competition for Readers Among U.S. Metropolitan Daily, Nonmetropolitan Daily, and Weekly Newspapers

Stephen Lacy
,
David C. Coulson
&
Hiromi Cho
Pages 21-40 | Published online: 17 Nov 2009

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Jaemin Jung, Youngju Kim & Haeyeop Song. (2018) A thirty-year retrospective of the Journal of Media Economics: who wrote what, and how?. Journal of Media Economics 31:1-2, pages 6-26.
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David C. Coulson & Stephen Lacy. (2003) Television Reporters' Perceptions of How Television and Newspaper Competition Affects City Hall Coverage. Mass Communication and Society 6:2, pages 161-174.
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Charles J. Romeo, Russell W. Pittman & Norman Familant. (2005) The Effect of Editorial Competition on Newspaper Circulation. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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