JOUR130 - Self-Presentation in the Age of YouTube

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• Click on Advanced Search.
• Change the drop-down menu entry from Keyword to Subject.
• Enter subject terms. Sample subject searches to try (in Advanced Search) are listed in the box below.
• Set the "Audience" to Not Juvenile and the "Language" limit to English.
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Here are some sample subject searches to try (in Advanced Search in WorldCat UMD):

• Broadcast Journalism
• Citizen Journalism
• Disasters Press Coverage
• Foreign News
• Journalism – History
• Journalism United States
• Journalists United States Biography
• Mass Media and History
• Mass Media and Women 
• Mass Media Political Aspects
• Online Journalism
• Press United States
• Reporters and Reporting;
• Social Media       
• Sports Journalism
• Television Broadcasting of News
• Television News Anchors
• War Press Coverage
• Women in journalism

[Note: You can also search for individuals as subject headings, e.g.: Murrow, Edward R.]

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