The dearth of information about the Korean press in general, much less the flow of foreign
news into Korea, would seem to justify any endeavor to study it. Even a purely descriptive?…

NALISM QUAXTIRLY, 31: 434-46 (Fall 1W4). concluded that the flow of news is unbalanced
and tends to distort the reality for only a part of news from outside the country is published in?…

This is a study of the content of 15 Korean Language daily news-papers. It describes in
quantitative terms what the reader finds in a Korean newspaper. The study compares the?…

The International Press Institute's Flom of News (1953), another germi-nal study, for the first
time raised issues about the way in which international information was reported and?…

In 1881, the Japanese introduced the newspaper as a means of public communication into
Korea. Publication of the Ch?sen shinp? in the open port of Pusan is related to the political?…

JAPANESE communication studies, like the communication stud-ies of any other country,
cover a vast variety of subjects. Not only subjects but also approaches and methods are?…

This book argues that the English-language press of East Asia played a significant role in
the shaping of international perceptions of Japan and East Asia and that this role can only?…

II. The universe of the present study is limited to foreign news emerging from any part of the
earth during the first weeks of the years 1965 and 1970 and reported in two US newspapers?…

This chapter describes the process of Japan's change from an information-importing country
to an information-exporting country in the fields of news reporting and popular culture. In?…

Initial studies of foreign coverage and international news flow date from the 1920s and'30s.
At that time, Walter Lippmann and Charles Merz examined New York Times coverage of the?…