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Introduction to the special issue 'Discursive perspectives on news production'

Geert Jacobs (UGent) , Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Ellen Van Praet (UGent)

(2011) 43(7). p.1841-1842
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Discursive perspectives on news production

Geert Jacobs (UGent) , Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Ellen Van Praet (UGent)

(2011) 43.
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Towards a linguistics of news production

Paola Catenaccio, Colleen Cotter, Mark De Smedt (UGent) , Giuliana Garzone, Geert Jacobs (UGent) , Felicitas Macgilchrist, Lut Lams, Daniel Perrin, John E Richardson, Tom Van Hout (UGent) , et al.

(2011) JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS. 43(7). p.1843-1852
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Competence on display: crafting stories during newsroom editorial conferences

Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Ellen Van Praet (UGent)

(2011) Displaying competence in organizations : a discourse perspective. p.111-130
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Framing the news: an ethnographic view of financial newswriting

Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Felicitas Macgilchrist

(2010) TEXT & TALK. 30(2). p.169-191
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Towards a process view of preformulation in press releases

Geert Jacobs (UGent) and Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2009) Discourse, of course. An overview of research in discourse studies. p.239-252
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Writing the Economy: Activity, Genre, and Technology in the World of Banking

Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2009) Journal of Writing Research. 1(2). p.173-176
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Churnalism? Journalistiek met 150 aanslagen per minuut

Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Henk Pander Maat

(2008) TEKSTBLAD. 14(6). p.16-19
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Media en journalistiek in een vloeibare samenleving: interview met mediasocioloog Mark Deuze

Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2008) TEKSTBLAD. 14(2). p.6-9
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News production theory and practice: fieldwork notes on power, interaction and agency.

Tom Van Hout (UGent) and Geert Jacobs (UGent)

(2008) PRAGMATICS. 18(1). p.59-84
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The discourse of news management

Geert Jacobs (UGent) , H PANDER MAAT and Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2008) PRAGMATICS. 18(1). p.1-8
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Analyzing journalistic discourse practices (and winking at CDA)

Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2007) Economically Speaking. Essays in honour of Chris Braecke. p.325-337
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Introduction to the special issue on discourse in organizations

C Braecke, Geert Jacobs (UGent) , K Pelsmaekers and Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2006) LODZ PAPERS IN PRAGMATICS. 2(2). p.5-8
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Implementing environmental education in pre-service teacher training

P VAN PETEGHEM, A BLIECK and Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2005) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH. 11(2). p.161-171
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From UPSID to PRUPSID: a phonetic reanalysis of the UCLA phonological segment inventory database

Tom Van Hout (UGent)

(2002) ANTWERP PAPERS IN LINGUISTICS. 100. p.87-129

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Tom Van Hout

Introduction to the special issue 'Discursive perspectives on news production'

Discursive perspectives on news production

Towards a linguistics of news production

Competence on display: crafting stories during newsroom editorial conferences

Framing the news: an ethnographic view of financial newswriting

Towards a process view of preformulation in press releases

Writing the Economy: Activity, Genre, and Technology in the World of Banking

Churnalism? Journalistiek met 150 aanslagen per minuut

Media en journalistiek in een vloeibare samenleving: interview met mediasocioloog Mark Deuze

News production theory and practice: fieldwork notes on power, interaction and agency.

The discourse of news management

Analyzing journalistic discourse practices (and winking at CDA)

Introduction to the special issue on discourse in organizations

Implementing environmental education in pre-service teacher training

From UPSID to PRUPSID: a phonetic reanalysis of the UCLA phonological segment inventory database

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