News Research Journal

Kentucky survey shows the public believes libel suits are not justified if papers have published retractions. Majority also believe threat of libel suits cause papers not to publish some stories.

These editors demonstrated a reasonable grasp of libel law. Some editors, however, expressed considerable wariness about certain libel issues.

State Press associations provide a variety of legal services to members. While local attorneys might provide such services, press association council is I likely to be more familiar with newspaper legal issues.

Study of non-dailies in Utah shows competition from shared mail had varied impact on quality of editorial content.

1984 elections in El Salvador, Nicaragua and Grenada are test of ‘Demonstration Election’ hypothesis.

The newspaper's coverage of developments in El Salvador reflects the Bush administration's change in foreign policy toward Central America.

The newspaper industry is undergoing structural change on a daily basis as a result of developments in communication technology and new patterns of media use by the public and advertisers. This process of adjustment requires new ideas for dealing with the problems that emerge from this change.