Media and apocalypse: news coverage of the Yellowstone forest fires, Exxon Valdez oil spill, and Loma Prieta earthquake

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Catastrophes and the News Media How Events Become News: The Search for Truth This is What's Left of Yellowstone Tonight: Urban Reporters and Wilderness Fire The Unthinkable Happens: Oil in Prince William Sound A Prediction Comes True: The 1989 World Series Earthquake News Practices and Catastrophes: Reporters, Symbols and Public Myths Reporters and Experts: Strategies for Better Journalism Appendix: Details of the Research Methods Bibliography Index

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