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Chapter 6. Press Associations and the Quest for Exclusivity in the United States
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. Owning News in an Age of Censorship and Monopoly 15
- Chapter 2. Toward a Culture of Copying in Eighteenth-Century Britain 51
- Chapter 3. Scissors Editors: Cutting and Pasting in Early America 87
- Chapter 4. Market News and the Limits of Copyright in Nineteenth-Century America 117
- Chapter 5. Debating Copyright for News in Industrial Britain 143
- Chapter 6. Press Associations and the Quest for Exclusivity in the United States 191
- Chapter 7. International News Service v. Associated Press and Its Legacy 227
- Epilogue. The View from the Digital Age 271
- Abbreviations Used in the Notes and a Note on Newspaper Sources 287
- Notes 289
- Index 339
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1. Owning News in an Age of Censorship and Monopoly 15
- Chapter 2. Toward a Culture of Copying in Eighteenth-Century Britain 51
- Chapter 3. Scissors Editors: Cutting and Pasting in Early America 87
- Chapter 4. Market News and the Limits of Copyright in Nineteenth-Century America 117
- Chapter 5. Debating Copyright for News in Industrial Britain 143
- Chapter 6. Press Associations and the Quest for Exclusivity in the United States 191
- Chapter 7. International News Service v. Associated Press and Its Legacy 227
- Epilogue. The View from the Digital Age 271
- Abbreviations Used in the Notes and a Note on Newspaper Sources 287
- Notes 289
- Index 339