The Right to Know: the Rise of the World Press

The Right to Know: the Rise of the World Press
ISBN-10
0582108624
ISBN-13
9780582108622
Series
The Right to Know
Category
Language Arts & Disciplines / Journalism
Pages
336
Language
English
Published
1969
Publisher
Longmans
Author
Francis Williams

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A look at the rise of the worlds press, and the study of the press in a free society, beginning with the editorial independence in the Times in 1820.

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