Professionalization of Latin American and U.S. Journalists: Part II

Jack M. McLeod · Ramona R. Rush

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Further comparative evidence between professionals and semi-professionals of different linguistic cultures indicates similarities and differences, raises intriguing questions for further research.

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2009BETWEEN LANGUAGE SUPPORT AND ACTIVISM 1974Professionalism among broadcast newsmen in an Urban area 1992Fighting against the odds: Hong Kong journalists in transition 1983Communication and Culture: The Value of Comparative Studies

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