• Reporting Laos: The U.S. Media and the "Secret" War in Laos: 1955-1975 

  Dickey, Angela Renee (2001)

  From 1955-1975 the United States Government was involved in covert paramilitary efforts in Laos. Congress did not approve the Laos conflict, which pitted tens of thousands of American-hired ethnic mercenaries against the ...

• The Dictator & the Charmer: U.S. Media Coverage of Chinese President Xi Jinping & Iranian President Hassan Rouhani 

  Barforoush, Saranaz (2017)

  “Islamic fanatic,” “atomic mullah,” “charmer,” “muscle-flexing dictator,” “corrupt manipulator,” “power-thirsty tyrant.” This dissertation investigates how the American news media have framed the presidents of China and ...

• The Decline and Fall of the Baltimore News American 

  Girsdansky, Paul Scott (1989)

  This study examines the factors that led to the Baltimore News American's failure as a major metropolitan afternoon newspaper and the efforts taken to try to save the newspaper. Factors examined include the number of ...

• Disability Magazine and Newsletter Editors: Perceptions of the Disability Press, Community, Advocacy, Mainstreaming, and Diversity 

  Ransom, Lillie Sharon (1996)

  There is a growing body of scholarly information about media and disability. To date, the majority of this information discusses how people with disabilities have been portrayed in mainstream media. Very few scholars have ...

• SOFT POWER OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS MEDIA: AMERICAN AUDIENCES’ PERCEPTIONS OF CHINA’S COUNTRY IMAGE MEDIATED BY TRUST IN NEWS 

  Yuan, Yacong (2017)

  This experimental study explores the concept of “soft power” in the context of international news management and concepts that may influence soft power, such as trust in news. Specifically, this study investigated how a ...

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