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1. Glendale Log: Glendale, Oregon
 
2. Free-lancing to The Oregonian,
 
3. Don Woodman: Autobiographical
 
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4. Media Journal: Reading and Writing
 
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1. Glendale Log: Glendale, Oregon Weekly Newspaper (175 Issues From 1937 to 1940)
Single Issue Magazine: Pages (1937)

Asin: B001F6EQYO
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175 separate issues of the weekly newspaper, from January 1937 to December 1940. ... Read more


2. Free-lancing to The Oregonian, This week magazine, and 22 community newspapers: A guide for writers and photographers
by Sharon M Wood
 Unknown Binding: Pages (1992)

Asin: B0006OUK5A
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3. Don Woodman: Autobiographical sketches from his magazine columns
by Don Woodman
 Unknown Binding: 130 Pages (1999)

Asin: B0006R8H70
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4. Media Journal: Reading and Writing About Popular Culture
by Jay Rosen, Joseph Harris
 Paperback: 462 Pages (1994-12)
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Asin: 0023505850
Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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There is a major distinction between those who absorb media images as spectators, and those who absorb them as commentators.Responding to images as a journalist, broadcaster, essayist, or critic, requires keen precision and a unique originality.In today's media-saturated environment, the only way to be heard over the din of all the other news reports and commentaries is to write and respond in a manner that is fresh and inviting.MEDIA JOURNAL is a reader containing 40 selections focusing on cultural studies, the media and popular culture.The authors have organized the book by asking readers to do three things:to keep media journals in which they reflect on the uses they make of the voices and images of popular culture, to read and respond to the work of other media critics, and to try their hands at writing media criticism themselves.Readings are drawn from a wide range of writings, and are selected for their liveliness, contemporaneity, and insight.Updated readings better address the diverse media culture of the 1990s.Each reading selection is followed by: "Coming to Terms"--understanding the author in one's own words; "Reading as a Writer"--looking at style and strategy; and "Writing Criticism"--making an author's words and ideas a source for one's own writing. Journalists, writers, cultural historians, critics, philosophers, and anyone interested in popular culture, the media, and cultural studies. ... Read more

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Interesting Read. Its for my college Rhetoric 100 classes and helps you see what you can really do with such a small subject like "Blue Jeans". ... Read more


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