Abstract
Issues of the New York Post from before and after its purchase by Rupert Murdoch were compared with each other and with corresponding samples of the competing Daily News. More visuals, “sensational” headlines, “sensational” stories and “local/regional” stories were found in “after” issues of the Post; the Daily News was not found to have changed much Findings were generally similar to those obtained in a study of Murdoch's San Antonio daily and its competitor.
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