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题名:	新聞從業人員對民意的認知與評估：以電視新聞記者為例 Journalists` Perception and Evaluation of Public Opinion --A Case of Taiwan TV Reporters
作者:	林宛瑩 Lin, Wan Ying
贡献者:	羅文輝 Luo, Wen Hui 林宛瑩 Lin, Wan Ying
关键词:	新聞從業人員民意民意測驗專業意理 Journalists Public Opinion Polling Professional Idology
日期:	1993
上传时间:	2016-04-29 16:28:36 (UTC+8)
摘要:	新聞媒體在強調民意的民主政治中，扮演著不可或缺的角色。一方面，媒
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