Browsing Journalism Masters Projects (MU) - Freely available online by Title

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    Factors that make journalists change hypotheses during investigations [1]
    Federal reserve chairs in the news: in-depth interviews with financial reporters on their coverage of Janet Yellen and Ben Bernanke [1]
    Finding readers in the blogosphere: A project building an audience for a blog at the intersection of mothering and beekeeping http://www.bumblehive.com [1]
    Fixing news deserts, the public radio way [1]
    Foreign correspondence in the age of Trump [1]
    Framing Ferguson: a content analysis of St. Louis news media coverage of the Ferguson protests [1]
    Framing in different genre of news headlines and print reporters' responses [1]
    Framing same-sex marriage : a comparative textual analysis of Maryland newspapers [1]
    From journalist to coder : the rise of journalist-programmers [1]
    From research to publication : framing picture stories [1]
    From Violence to Peace: The Daily Nation and the change in how ethnicity is reported from the 2007 to the 2013 presidential elections [1]
    Going it alone : how national magazine freelancers structure their work to make money, find purpose, and improve their lives [1]
    Gone too soon: The effects of Philadelphia's urban gun violence crisis [1]
    Good earth: Exploring Missouri's Old Lead Belt [1]
    The great resignation : TV news, women, and the change they need [1]
    Growing an online audience for rich media : how the photography departments at the South Florida Sun- Sentinel and The Denver Post cultivated an online audience for multimedia [1]
    Home birth culture [1]
    How did business journalism outlets cover President Donald Trump's immigration ban using framing, hierarchical cluster analysis and a professional analysis at bloomberg news? [1]
    How do politicians' responses to scandals differ on social media? An evaluation of three case studies using the contingency theory [1]
    How do we measure the impact of an investigative story? : impact measurement at WFAA-TV in Dallas [1]