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Introduction.
Part I: Audiences.
1. Media Effects.
2. Fearing Crime.
3. Making Meaning.
Part II: Representations.
4. The Print Revolution.
5. Entertaining the Nation.
6. Telling Stories.
Part III: Industries.
7. Producing the News.
8. Revisiting Moral Panics.
Conclusion
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Skimmed for thesis. Mills concentrates on women journalists moving from the "women's pages to the front page." This does have information on Herrick.
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