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The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics

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Editorial: The Internet in Europe: A New North-South Divide?

Pippa Norris

pp. 1-12

Guillotine of Greed: CNN and the Changing Economics of Broadcast Journalism

Bernard Shaw, Marvin L. Kalb

pp. 13-21

Manipulating the Message in the U.S. Congress

Patrick J. Sellers

pp. 22-31

Stereotypes in the News: Media Coverage of African-Americans in Congress

Jeremy Zilber, David Niven

pp. 32-49

Speaking for the Public: Representation and Audience Participation during the 1997 British General Election Campaign

Richard Davis, John Curtice

pp. 62-77

Print Journalism: Still Alive and Well in Presidential Campaigns

Jonathan Alter

pp. 89-91

Russian Presidential Campaign Coverage

Anne Nivat

pp. 92-97

Additional Information
ISSN	1531328x
Print ISSN	1081-180X
Launched on MUSE	1999-12-01
Open Access	No
Archive Status	Archived 2000

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