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Acknowledgments
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 131. [PDF]  

The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 133-134. [PDF]  

AKIBA A. COHEN and CHARLES R. BANTZ

Where Did We Come From and Where Are We Going: Some Future Directions in Television News Research
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 135-143. [PDF]  

DORIS A. GRABER

Content and Meaning: What's It All About
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 144-152. [PDF]  

STEVE M. BARKIN

Coping with the Duality of Television News: Comments on Graber
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 153-156. [PDF]  

WILLIAM A. GAMSON

News as Framing: Comments on Graber
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 157-161. [PDF]  

ITZHAK ROEH

Journalism as Storytelling, Coverage as Narrative
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 162-168. [PDF]  

TAMAR LIEBES

But There Are Facts: Comments on Roeh
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 169-171. [PDF]  

PAOLO MANCINI

Don't Forget: Journalists Are First of All Social Actors: Comments on Roeh
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 172-174. [PDF]  

HANS MATHIAS KEPPLINGER

Content Analysis and Reception Analysis
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 175-182. [PDF]  

BRADLEY S. GREENBERG

On Other Perspectives Toward Message Analysis: Comments on Kepplinger
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 183-186. [PDF]  

SONIA M. LIVINGSTONE

Audience Reception and the Analysis of Program Meaning: Comments on Kepplinger
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 187-190. [PDF]  

BYRON REEVES

Theories About News and Theories About Cognition: Arguments for a More Radical Separation
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 191-198. [PDF]  

JACK McLEOD and ZHONGDANG PAN

Getting Levels Across and Crossing Levels: Comments on Reeves
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 199-202. [PDF]  

MARK R. LEVY

TV News Research Is More Than Cognitive Psychology: Comments on Reeves
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 203-205. [PDF]  

JOSEPH TUROW

Public Relations and Newswork: A Neglected Relationship
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 206-212. [PDF]  

PAMELA J. SHOEMAKER

Public Relations Versus Journalism: Comments on Turow
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 213-215. [PDF]  

DAN CASPI

In Search of a Theory of Television News and Public Relations: Comments on Turow
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 216-220. [PDF]  

MICHAEL GUREVITCH

Comparative Research on Television News: Problems and Challenges
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 221-229. [PDF]  

HANNA HERZOG

On Broadening the Framework of Comparative News Research: Comments on Gurevitch
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 230-233. [PDF]  

HANNA ADONI

Supplementary Strategies in Comparative News Research: Comments on Gurevitch
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 234-237. [PDF]  

ELIHU KATZ

Journalists as Scientists: Notes Toward an Occupational Classification
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 238-246. [PDF]  

DOMINIQUE WOLTON

Rationality and Subjectivity in Applied Science, Social Science, and Journalism: Comments on Katz
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 247-250. [PDF]  

DINA GOREN

Journalists as Scientists or Prophets: Comments on Katz
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 251-254. [PDF]  

J. MALLORY WOBER

News as a Gospel of Xenovision
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 255-262. [PDF]  

References
American Behavioral Scientist 1989 33: 263-268. [PDF] [References]  

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