Tag: history
The historical article by Alberto Pena-Rodríguez from University of Vigo covered the diplomatic and propaganda strategies of the Portuguese government related to the non-intervention in the Spanish Civil War, and … Continued
This article by Ray Dinsmore from University of New Hampshire examined the revival of Boston’s Black Press by examining a local newspaper, the Bay State Banner in 1956, and fills … Continued
The study “‘Now We Are One’: How Japanese American Internment Camp Newspapers Helped Create Communities, 1942-1943” by Glen Feighery from University of Utah examined the newspapers created by the interned … Continued
The study “Censored: Examining the Standards, Personnel, and Censorship Technology in the Soviet Military Press, 1944–1945” by Alemzhan Arimov and Bereket Karibaev examined the system of military censorship in Soviet … Continued
The study “Excavating the English-Language Press in the Ottoman Empire (1841–1923) Editors, State Actors, Readers” by Stéphanie Prévost from Université de Paris sought to investigate a phenomenon thought to be … Continued
The study “ Selecting and Editing of Readers’ Letters in the Late 19th-Century Finnish Press” by Satu Sorvali from University of Turku looked at an under researched topic: reader’s letters … Continued
The study ““Behold the Wicked Abominations That They Do”: The Nineteenth-Century Roots of the Evidentiary Approach in American Investigative Journalism” by Gerry Lanosga from Indiana University linked the roots of … Continued
