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The Press Today: VII. What's Wrong with the World?
Villard, Oswald Garrison | June 25, 1930 issue

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The article focuses on the mass media of the U.S. The "World" lost its great opportunity when it did not deliberately pattern after the "Times" a few years ago. Had it done so under able managers it would not only have built itself up, it would also have challenged the community leadership of the "Times." That this is no idle theory is proved by the success which the New York "Herald Tribune," although handicapped by a conservative tradition and a heavy and conservative editorial page, has achieved by pursuing just this policy.

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MASS media -- United States; EDITORIALS; WORLD (Periodical); TIMES (London, England); EXECUTIVES; UNITED States
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