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CONTENTS
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Syndicated articles | 28 | |
Changes in character of the press | 28 | |
Undue emphasis on abnormal events | 28 | |
Mr. Dooley on the news | 29 | |
Personal journalism | 30 | |
The yellow press | 30 | |
Changes in relative importance of various parts of press | 31 | |
Connection of the newspaper with the past | 32 | |
Changes important for historian | 32 | |
The newspaper and expansion of interests | 32 | |
Party journalism | 33 | |
Appearance of the Times | 33 | |
The independent press | 34 | |
Effect of education on the press | 34 | |
Function of newspaper changing | 34 | |
Newspaper repeats experience of museum of natural science | 35 | |
And of public library | 35 | |
And of method of writing history | 35 | |
Newspaper records its own times | 36 | |
Historian must examine sources of news | 36 | |
Press in part records these sources | 36 | |
Records imperfectly governmental control | 36 | |
Increasing complexity of the press | 37 | |
Historian must consider these transformations | 37 | |
Different tests for authoritativeness for different classes | 38 | |
Difference between the press and journalism | 38 | |
Changing tendencies in the press do not lessen its value for the historian | 39 | |
Chapter II | ||
The Newspaper as a Personality | ||
Personality eludes definition | 40 | |
Elements contributing to personality | 40 | |
External features of the newspaper | 40 | |
Beliefs and opinions of the newspaper | 41 | |
Business habits of the newspaper | 42 | |
Ideals expressed in mottoes adopted | 43 | |
Appeals made to readers | 44 | |
Daily observations | 45 | |
Creeds | 46 | |
Names of newspapers | 47 | |
Names indicating functions | 48 | |
Changes in name | 49 | |
Favorite names in different countries | 50 |