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Giant Robot magazine's evolution from underground publication to cultural phenomenon

Although most adults and even many young adults and youth have not heard of the magazine Giant Robot, since first being published in 1994, it has become as well-known to select audiences as People Magazine or Rolling Stone.

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The traditional print version of newspapers worldwide has suffered serious setbacks in recent years, to the point that some industry experts are predicting the ultimate demise of print newspapers.

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James Baldwin's role as a Civil Rights intellectual and writer

James Baldwin's role as a public intellectual in the Civil Rights era cannot be understated.

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Managing media relationships across UK, India and African markets

This memorandum is in response to the Board of Directors’ request to investigate recent negative coverage of our corporation and the resulting comments from local pressure groups in two of our main markets.

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University Presses and Small Publishers in Academic Publishing

Explores how university presses build credibility and visibility for small publishers in scholarly publishing, comparing traditional and modern publishing models across North America.

Business

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Examines how Henry Fielding redefines gentility in Joseph Andrews and Shamela as a critique of Richardson's Pamela, bourgeois conduct culture, and social mobility.

Literature

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Post-Colonial Theory in Richard Wright's Jim Crow Ethics

Analyzes Richard Wright's "Ethics of Living Jim Crow" through post-colonial theory, examining Said, Fanon, and Du Bois on race, identity, and segregation.

Literature

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ISO 9000 Standards and Long-Term Business Productivity

Explores how ISO 9000 quality standards and operations management strategies drive long-term productivity for workers and machinery in modern businesses.

Business

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Media Coverage of Terrorism: Effects on Public Opinion and Policy

Explores how terrorists exploit media coverage to shape public opinion, influence government policy, and achieve political goals, with evidence from historical incidents.

Communications

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