KESHER
No. 29, May 2001
Contents:
Introduction
Michael Keren
Ya'akov Grauman - Journalist, Economist, Human Being
Aryeh Shilo
Symposium: The Economy as Reflected in the Media
Niv Achituv, Ze'ev Hirsch,
Assaf Razin, Ephraim Rainer,
Haggai Golan, Sever Plotzker, Nechemia Strassler.
Economic and Organizational Aspects of the Early Hebrew Newspapers in Europe
Gideon Kouts
The Hirschensohn Family of Publishers in Jerusalem, 1882-1908
Yossef Lang
"Haboker": A Centrist Newspaper in Pre-State and Post-Independence Israel
Mordecai Naor
"Ha'aretz", 1918-1937: From an Establishment-Sponsored to a Commercial Newspaper
Ouzi Elyada
Israel's "Economics Quarterly": From Ideological Platform to Scholarly Journal
Yitzhak Greenberg
The Economics of Jewish Journalism in North America
Neil Rubin
The Economic Foundations of the Egyptian Jewish Press Between the World Wars: The Case of "La Revue Sioniste"
Hagar Hillel
Unspoken Censorship: Economic Censorship and the Mass Media
Yehiel Limor, Hillel Nossek
Economic Imprint of the Mass Media: The Case of Israel's Channel Two
Gideon Doron
Levi Eshkol, Media Favorite
Dan Giladi
Journalists as Bankers: Journalists, Editors and Authors in Managerial Posts in Anglo-Palestine Bank
Eitan Burstein
The Readership that followed a Columnist to a Rival Newspaper: An Anecdote in the Yiddish Press in Poland, 1925
Shlomo Netzer
Book Review
Gideon Kouts
