"The Newspaper" by G. Binney Dibblee, dissects the world of early 20th-century newspapers, viewing it as more than just ink on paper. It peels back the many layers of the newspaper industry to reveal the mechanics driving its daily operations. The book argues that newspapers act in three important ways: they gather news, they offer a way to share views, and they operate as businesses by connecting diverse individuals. Instead of simply looking at headlines, the book seeks to uncover the hidden components that make newspapers powerful shapers of business, public thoughts, and stories.
The Newspaper
By George Binney Dibblee
Venture into the hidden world of newsprint to find out how it affects society, opinions, and the economy.
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George Binney Dibblee was a newspaperman and academic who was manager of the Manchester Guardian and a noted authority on the idea of supply and demand.
George Binney Dibblee was a newspaperman and academic who was manager of the Manchester Guardian and a noted authority on the idea of supply and demand.
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