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Este artigo analisa a imprensa diária de Detroit de 1865 a 1920 e argumenta que a condição política da imprensa na arena pública e a seleção específica de notícias mudam conforme a esfera na qual a imprensa está institucionalizada, se o sistema político, a sociedade civil ou o mercado. O séc. 19 manteve fortes ligações com a “sociedade política”. No início do século 20 a imprensa migrou da sociedade política para a sociedade civil.
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