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Computer Content Analysis of" Day-Old" Newspapers: A Feasibility Study

DeWeese, 1977

Document ID
551066778343946068
Author
DeWeese L
Publication year
Publication venue
The Public Opinion Quarterly

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A PREVIOUS study (DeWeese, 1976) demonstrated the technological feasibility of large- scale computer content analysis of media. The study did not reveal if" day-old" newspapers could be analyzed on a continuing basis. It did reveal a need for reducing the cost (1) of …
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