Telling the Greek Story of Europe and the Bull Trap: How U.S. Correspondents Attribute News Value to a Topic-Oriented Country's Status Within the Eurozone's Debt Crisis

Author： Hahn Oliver   Jaursch Julian  

Publisher： Intellect Books

ISSN： 2001-0818

Source： Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies, Vol.1, Iss.1, 2012-03, pp. : 97-113

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