Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... Syndicate . Through another plan , critics not attached to any particular publication write for the syndicate . John Barkham , for example , writes book reviews for The Saturday Review syndicate . They do not appear in the magazine ...
... Syndicate . Through another plan , critics not attached to any particular publication write for the syndicate . John Barkham , for example , writes book reviews for The Saturday Review syndicate . They do not appear in the magazine ...
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... syndicate , explained in a letter to the author that " It has been our theory that newspapers would welcome a service which would help them strengthen their cul- tural coverage without involving them in heavy , specialized staff expense ...
... syndicate , explained in a letter to the author that " It has been our theory that newspapers would welcome a service which would help them strengthen their cul- tural coverage without involving them in heavy , specialized staff expense ...
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... syndicates declare that their work , so far as re- viewing and criticism are concerned , is done in about the same way as for local consumption . Mr. Patterson explained : “ I suppose the only real difference in our approach to syndicate ...
... syndicates declare that their work , so far as re- viewing and criticism are concerned , is done in about the same way as for local consumption . Mr. Patterson explained : “ I suppose the only real difference in our approach to syndicate ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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