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"An interesting and interestingly presented historical overview of the changes in the Canadian newspaper industry. It is a well-written piece of work on an important subject that contributes to the slowly accumulating body of Canadian literature concerning Canada's media." Walter Romanow, professor emeritus, Department of Communication Studies, University of Windsor.
"The author provides an important new perspective on the relationship of the press and politics in the twentieth century and nicely balances the role of publishers as agents of change with imperatives of the changing structures of the period." John Taylor, Department of History, Carleton University.
"An interesting and interestingly presented historical overview of the changes in the Canadian newspaper industry. It is a well-written piece of work on an important subject that contributes to the slowly accumulating body of Canadian literature concerning Canada's media." Walter Romanow, professor emeritus, Department of Communication Studies, University of Windsor. "The author provides an important new perspective on the relationship of the press and politics in the twentieth century and nicely balances the role of publishers as agents of change with imperatives of the changing structures of the period." John Taylor, Department of History, Carleton University.