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United States (cont.) watch-dog role of press 131–2
radical press 205–6 Watergate scandal 3, 233, 259
role of the state 228 Weaver, David 258
see also Federal Communications Weber, Max 39, 55, 57, 155, 192
Commission; First Amendment on journalism as profession 195
USA Today 206 Weibull, Lennart 147, 149, 152–3,
157, 162, 169, 172, 178, 179
Van der Eijk, Cees 27, 182–3 Weischenberg, Siegfried 181
Vanguardia, La 105, 111 Welt, Die 176
VCR, and commercialization of Wert, Jos´ e Ignacio 104, 107,
broadcasting 275 108
Venice 90 Westminster Lobby 172, 233–4
Veronica 274 Wiebe, Robert 244
Vietnam War 3, 234 Wigbold, Herman 269–70
Villalonga, Juan 137 Winston, Brian 281
Villiard, Henry 218 World Association of Newspapers
Volkskrant, Die 27 (WAN) 256–7, 258
Vorw¨arts 155 World Trade Organization 232
Worldwide Television News 259
Waisbord, Silvio 272
Washington Times, The 205, 209 Zaharapoulos, Thimios 98, 285

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