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- Ejiri, Susumu. Characteristics of the Japanese Press. Tokyo: Nihon Shinbun Kyokai, 1972.
- Iwanaga, Shinkichi. “International Wire Services: Are They New Colonialists?” Unpublished Report, 1976.
- Mitchell, John. “Information Imbalance in Asia: Hong Kong.” Paper presented at AMIC Regional Conference, Colombo, 1975.
- Mitra, Asok. “Information Imbalance in Asia.” Communicator, 1975, pp. 1–7.
- Oh, In-Hwan. “The Korean Journalist: A Study of Dimensions of Role. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Hawaii, 1974.
- Somavia, Juan. “The Transnational Power Structure and International Information.” Development Dialogue, 1976(2).
- Sommerlad, E. Lloyd. “Free Flow of Information, Balance and the Right to Communicate.” In Jim Richstad (Ed.), New Perspectives in International Communication. Honolulu: East-West Communication Institute, 1977.
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