John Calhoun Merrill

John D. Martz

Thales de Azevedo

The American as Seen by Mexican Journalists

Gringo

Harold A. Fisher

This completely revised and extended updating of John Merrrill's The Elite Press, published over a decade ago, provides a provocative and thoroughly researched look into the characteristics of "great" or "quality" journalism in an international context. The introductory chapters define newspaper "greatness" by describing those journals that are serious, intellectually oriented, cosmopolitan, courageous, impartial, interpretive, reliable, responsible and socially-concerned. Here the authors place newspapers in their political environments, depicting the differences between authoritative and liberatarian press systems.

Profiles of Fifty Newspapers

The World's Great Dailies

Everette E. Dennis

Good,No Highlights,No Markup,all pages are intact, Slight Shelfwear,may have the corners slightly dented, may have slight color changes/slightly damaged spine.

A Debate

Basic Issues in Mass Communication

"Represents what is possibility the first attempt to discuss the elite press in general and to present sketches or 'profiles' of a representative sample of elite newspapers"--Preface.

Great Newspapers of the World

The Elite Press

John Calhoun Merrill

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