New Open Source Journal of Media Studies
A publication of the Institute of Communication Studies, University of the Punjab. Available to anyone who can access the internet. http://www.jms.edu.pk/Default.aspx
First Issue:
Post 9/11 scenario and image of Pakistan as portrayed by top US newspapers
By Ashraf Khan and Muhammad Irtaza
Covering the “War on Terror” challenges for journalists—the case of FATA
By Khalid Sultan
Framing of U.S. image in The Pakistan Times & Dawn with reference to the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan (1979-88)
By Noshina Salim
Analysis of the coverage of Muslim political women in Time and Newsweek
By Bushra H. Rahman
Effect of Schemas on interpretation
By Shazia Saeed
Laura Moody
Leonard Library
lmoody@sfsu.edu
First Issue:
Post 9/11 scenario and image of Pakistan as portrayed by top US newspapers
By Ashraf Khan and Muhammad Irtaza
Covering the “War on Terror” challenges for journalists—the case of FATA
By Khalid Sultan
Framing of U.S. image in The Pakistan Times & Dawn with reference to the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan (1979-88)
By Noshina Salim
Analysis of the coverage of Muslim political women in Time and Newsweek
By Bushra H. Rahman
Effect of Schemas on interpretation
By Shazia Saeed
Laura Moody
Leonard Library
lmoody@sfsu.edu
Labels: 201203-2
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