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Media, Gender, and Advertising Journalism and Media Studies Gender, Feminism, and Media

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An international day of monitoring took place on Tuesday February I, 2000 when groups in some 70 countries studied the representation of women in the news on TV, radio and in newspapers. The first GMMP, organized by Media Watch Canada, was held in January 1995 and this second study aims to analyze changes in the media situation in half a decade.

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