When Eustace Tilley Came to Madison Square Garden: Professional Hockey and the Editorial Policy of the New Yorker in the 1920s and 1930s

The Saga ofChristian American:Identifying Mission and Locating Audience at a Religiously Oriented Publication

“…On the other hand, he ended the more extreme forms of labeling of groups and individuals in news stories, which would indicate that he considered those in his new audience conception to be capable of constructing alternate meanings for the texts (Bennett & Woollacott, 1987). Reed (personal communication, 2008) himself recalled no particular ambiguity on his part about the audience, but this would not be unheard of in a young publication (Monk, 2005).…”