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Beyond Boon or Bane

Using normative theories to evaluate the newsmaking efforts of NGOs

Matthew Powers

Pages: 1070-1086

Published online: 30 Jan 2016

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How Way-Finding is Challenging Gatekeeping in the Digital Age

George D. H. Pearson & Gerald M. Kosicki

Pages: 1087-1105

Published online: 12 Jan 2016

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Journalism, Practice and … Poetry

Or the unexpected effects of creative writing on journalism research

Cristina Archetti

Pages: 1106-1127

Published online: 21 Dec 2015

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Just Spell US Right

America's news prominence and soft power

Menahem Blondheim & Elad Segev

Pages: 1128-1147

Published online: 11 Dec 2015

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“In Journalism, We Are All Men”

Material voices in the production of gender meanings

Paula Lobo, Maria João Silveirinha, Marisa Torres da Silva & Filipa Subtil

Pages: 1148-1166

Published online: 25 Nov 2015

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Age at Work

Explaining variation in frames of older employees in corporate and news media

Anne C. Kroon, Martine van Selm, Claartje ter Hoeven & Rens Vliegenthart

Pages: 1167-1186

Published online: 19 Nov 2015

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Media Coverage of Thomas Hitzlsperger’s Coming-out in German Newspapers

Christiana Schallhorn & Anne Hempel

Pages: 1187-1205

Published online: 01 Dec 2015

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