Newsroom Computers: Threat or Opportunity? A study of Computer Utility Among Ohio Newspapers

Randolph Reddick

Newsroom Computers: Threat or Opportunity? A study of Computer Utility Among Ohio Newspapers

Randolph Reddick

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Abstract

A census of newspapers in Ohio found that attitudes toward microcomputer technology varied with age, gender, and position of newspaper officers.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	176-187
Journal	Southwestern Mass Communication Journal
State	Published - Jul 1992

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Newsroom Computers: Threat or Opportunity? A study of Computer Utility Among Ohio Newspapers

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