Becoming Journalists A Comparison of the Professional Attitudes and Values of British and Spanish Journalism Students
作者： Karen Sanders , Mark Hanna , María Rosa Berganza , José Javier Sánchez Aranda
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摘要: This study discusses data from the most extensive survey of journalism students conducted in Britain, and similar Spanish students, collected as they commence their studies ...
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