1919-1920 the Manila Times and Manuel L. Quezon : a historical case study on media ownership and politics

1919-1920 the Manila Times and Manuel L. Quezon : a historical case study on media ownership and politics

"This thesis delves into the interplay between politics and media ownership by filling the gap in the history of one of the oldest newspapers in the Philippines; The Manila Times. The period from 1919 to 1920 was very eventful and crucial for Philippine history as a whole, and specifically for...

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Main Author: Dantes, Hans Joshua Villas
Other Authors: Congjuico, Teresa S. (adviser.), Manalang, Mark Christian Mansor Manalang
Resource Type: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2012.
Subjects:
Manila Times.
Government and the press > Philippines.
Philippine newspapers.
Newspapers > Ownership.
Online Access:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/1919-1920_-_The_Manila_Times_and_Manuel_L._Quezon
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