The Daily Newspaper in America.

Alfred McClung Lee

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Alfred McClung Lee's The Daily Newspaper in America is an extensive examination of the newspaper industry from 1710 to 1936, from an economic and sociologically point of view, fully backed by statistical data. Lee [1906-] provides an excellent general study of the subject, with his work covering such topics as labour, ownership and advertising. The Daily Newspaper in America Part 1 0-415-22891-3: 234x156: 402pp GBP75.00 The Daily Newspaper in America Part 2 0-415-22892-1: 234x156: 410pp GBP75.00

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