Theses and Dissertations

Theses and Dissertations created by Carleton University students. 

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Controlling digital manipulation in photojournalism: an aggressive solution to a contentious problem.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Devine, Heather C.
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Journalism

The Impact of the Internet in Costa Rican journalism and society.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Arguello, Salvador
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Journalism

The Bonfire managers; a critical examination of event marketing.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Gauthier, Bernard J. M.
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Pronto, chi parla? the Berlusconi phenomenon: the origins and implications of the RAI-Fininvest television broadcasting duopoly in Italy.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Parmegiani, Marcus Benjamin John
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Politicians, police, paedophiles and perverts; a critical analysis of media commentary on 'The ordeal of Eli Langer'.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Kinahan, Anne-Marie
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Making dreams come true; feminist speculative fiction and cultural politics.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Voisin, Jocelyne
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Defining the "W" in WTN; a feminist case study of the women's television network (1993-1996).

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Off, Shirley Anne
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Beyond the Shining Path: surviving revolution in Peru.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Leger, Kathryn
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Journalism

Explaining Bernardo: how the press covers crime.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Gray, Marcie J.
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Journalism

"Leo, Meo, or Geo?": a political economic analysis of global mobile satellite services.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Kaye, Lewis
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

Beyond a principle of appropriate technology; ensuring linguistic access for Canadian users of the information highway.

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Rauch, Kerry
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

On-line Utopia or Emperor's new clothes? The virtualization of community through computer-mediated communication

Collection: Theses and Dissertations
Creator: Foster, Derek S.
Date: 1996
Degree Discipline: Journalism and Communication
Degree Name: Master of Arts

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