Tabloid, Inc

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schema:creator Pelizzon, V. Penelope
schema:contributor West, Nancy Martha
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journalistiek
populaire cultuur
New York
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schema:text For shopgirls and stenographers : narrative mobility, Hollywood advertising, and the tabloids -- "Ripped right off the front pages" : narrative mobility and Warner Brothers' headline news policy -- Trading Tommy guns for typewriters : narrative mobility and the tabloid racketeer cycle -- Multiple indemnity : tabloid melodrama, narrative mobility, and James M. Cain -- "Crime is my oyster" : Weegee's narrative mobility.
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