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No 4 (2016)
“THE SON OF SAM” IN THE NEW YORK TIMES: CONTENT ANALYSIS RESULTS
Katkova L.V.
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(Rus)
No 3 (2016)
CHARLES MANSON IN THE NEW YORK TIMES: CONTENT ANALYSIS RESULTS
Katkova L.V.
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(Rus)
Vol 30, No 2 (2025)
Dynamics of Value Paradigms in Russian TV Content in 2002-2025
Svitich L.G.
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(Rus)
No 2 (2016)
THE NEW BUSINESS MODEL OF MULTIVARIATE MEDIA PRODUCTS FOR GENERATION Z
Muzikant V.L., Sayumi M.
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(Rus)
Vol 29, No 4 (2024): MAGICAL AND HORRIBLE IN LITERATURE
Readers’ acceptance of Ian McEwan novels in Mainland China: a systematic review
Nie W., Siaw L.C., Dayang S.b., Nur A.b.
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(Eng)
No 4 (2009)
Coverage of Barack Obama's per-election residential campaign in «The New York Times»
Badmaeva N.I.
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(Rus)
Vol 29, No 4 (2024): MAGICAL AND HORRIBLE IN LITERATURE
Analysis of the features of representation of candidates in the 2024 US presidential elections in the application of generative artificial intelligence
Kaminchenko D.I., Petukhov A.Y.
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(Rus)
No 4 (2012)
Content analysis for evaluation informational policy of american media concerning Iran
Deilamy F., Poplavskaya N.V.
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(Rus)
Vol 29, No 4 (2024): MAGICAL AND HORRIBLE IN LITERATURE
International conflicts in the mirror of constructive journalism: media geographical research
Yakova T.S.
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(Rus)
Vol 29, No 3 (2024)
Analysis of ChatGPT-generated texts on Taiwan’s disputed status
Petukhov A.Y., Kaminchenko D.I.
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(Rus)
Vol 28, No 4 (2023): Media and Crisis – Reversible Paradigms
Visual aspects of online political communication in Belarus during the political crisis of 2020
Zuykina K.L.
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(Eng)
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