Oberoi Academic Publishers | Books in Journalism And Mass Communication

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The Conquest Of Mexico In The Nineteenth-Century Transamerican Novel

By Abhimanyu Purohit

An Investigation Into The Application Of Digital Camera Created Images And Their Preparation For Newspaper Lithographic Reproduction Without A Reference Analog Reflection Or Transmission Original

By Sushma Narula

The Whole Bleeding Lot Or Brett Kelly'S Guide To Writing An Apocalypse A Novel

By Gangabai Gayakwad

‘Sustained Outrage:’ W.E. ‘Ned’ Chilton Iii And The Charleston (West Virginia) Gazette, 1962-87

By Nitesh Malik

They Placed, I Saw, I Was Conquered : Evaluating The Effects Of Persuasion Knowledge And Prominence Of Brand Placement On Viewers' Attitudes And Behavior

By Veena Paswan

The Beginning: Tel Quel In The 1960S

By Abhimanyu Vajpayee

Reforming The American Public Sphere: The Media Reform Models Of Progressive Television Journalists In The Era Of Internet Convergence And Neoliberalism

By Satyam Narula

In Search Of Peace Media: Examining The Role Of Media In Peace Developments Of The Post-Cold War Conflicts

By Yamini Poddar

Politics As Usual: Franklin Roosevelt, Thomas Dewey And The Wartime Presidential Campaign Of 1944

By Yamini Kushwaha

Blood And Ink: Russian And Soviet Jewish Chroniclers Of Catastrophe From World War I To World War Ii

By Satyam Mishra

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