Hearst over Hollywood: power, passion, and propaganda in the movies

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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Preface: Ourselves as Others See Us1. Behind the Scenes, 1880s-1890s2. The Artist-Journalist, 1895-18983. Film News, 1898-19064. Medium for a New Century, 1900-19075. It Pays to Advertise, 1907-19146. When Men Betray, 1914-19167. Perils of Passion, 1915-19178. Trader, 1915-19189. The Perils of Propaganda, 1917-191810. Fits and Starts, 1917-191911. Over Production, 1919-192212. Fire and Smoke, 1922-192513. Industry, 1925-192914. Above the Law, 1929-193415. Remote Control, 1934-194016. Hollywood Isolationist, 1940-194717. No Trespassing, 1947-1951

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