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Emotion, Patriotism, and Print in the War of 1812
Eyes Abroad: The Neglected Political History of Foreign Correspondents
F
Fake News from Thomas Jefferson's Time to the present
H
How to Be a Public Scholar
M
Murrow vs. McCarthy: The night television grew up
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Our Problem with "Truthiness": The Centuries-long History of Fake News in the United States
P
Print Culture: The Factory of Fragments
S
Selling the Dream: The West in Advertising
Sex and God in the City of the Angels: The Kidnapping of Aimee Semple McPherson and American Culture
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The Changing Image of the Physician: Media and Medicine in Modern America
The Hollywood Blacklist and the Films and Television Work of the Hollywood Left, 1930-1980
The New Nixon: Richard Nixon and the Politics of Image
The Power of the Mass Media: Reconsidering Civil Rights and Antipoverty Movements after World War II
The Socially Engaged Historian: Lessons from Social Media, Podcasts, and Lecture Halls
Tuskegee on Our Minds: Race, Medical Ethics, and the Media
Twittering in the Past Tense: Social Technologies of the 1850s
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"What Hath God Wrought": The Communications Revolution and its Consequences, 1815-1848 (illustrated)
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