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The mass media and modern democracy

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Title The mass media and modern democracy / by Robert D. Novak [and others]
edited by Harry M. Clor.
Contributors Novak, Robert D.
Clor, Harry M., 1929- (editor)
Public Affairs Conference Center
Publisher Chicago : Rand McNally College Pub. Co
Creation Date [1974]
Notes Outgrowth of a conference held under the auspices of the Public Affairs Conference Center of Kenyon College.
Includes bibliographical references.
Content The new journalism / Robert D. Novak -- Why does nobody love the press? / George E. Reedy -- The opinion machine: intellectuals, the mass media, and American government / Peter B. Clark -- The politics of a news story / Paul H. Weaver -- The constitution and a responsible press / Walter Berns -- The ability to communicate: a first amendment right / A. Stephen Boyan, Jr. -- Self-government and the mass media: a practical man's guide / George Anastaplo.
Series Rand McNally public affairs series
Extent xi, 232 pages
21 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990039503030205171

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