Whatever you think of his conclusions, Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry was a painstaking and serious examination of the press.
Over in Glasgow, it's your last chance (at until it heads to London in the autumn) to catch Enquirer, National Theatre of Scotland's examination of the press, at the Hub in Glasgow.
For a more contemporary examination of New York, the press has also signed a contract with Stanley Greenberg, author and photographer of "Invisible New York".
Mr. Broder was the author or co-author of seven books, including "Behind the Front Page" (1987), an examination of how the press covers politics.
Scanning electron microscope (SEM) examination of the failed press-fit sections revealed a critical defect size in the order of 200 μm in depth for non-propagating cracks.
Would CNNfn survive without Lou Dobbs?" If you care deeply about the answers to those questions, Mr. Kurtz's indefatigable, gossipy, punchily written examination of Wall Street and the press may well be the book for you.
In addition to the field notes, the data were supplemented with other sources (Denzin and Lincoln, 1998), such as examination of the businesses' websites and press coverage.
In the IVR setting, one could determine this via examination of a user's button-press responses.
The back-and-forth, undertaken publicly in the pages of the Guardian, began with Amis's examination of his treatment by the British press.
Strengthened by this, Rosmini's theological and political opponents pressed for an examination of all his works which led, however, to his exoneration (1854), a year before his death at Stresa in northern Italy (1855).
