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The accidental journalist: shifting professional boundaries in the wake of Leonardo DiCaprio's interview with former President Clinton
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  • 1999From behind the Walls: Boundary Work by News Organizations in Their Coverage of Princess Diana's Death85 cited
  • 1995The rape of Mike Tyson: Race, the press and symbolic types80 cited
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  • 2020Pushing Boundaries: How Coding Is (and Isn’t) Taught in Accredited Journalism Programs18 cited
  • 2016Mediatization and the Language of Journalism12 cited
  • 2007EMERGING MODELS OF JOURNALISTIC AUTHORITY IN MTV'S COVERAGE OF THE 2004 US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION10 cited

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