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How News Organizations Sell Native Advertising: Discourses of Integration and Separation on In-House Content Studio Web Sites
Matt Carlson
, Andrew Locke
Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication
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News Organizations
100%
Native Advertising
100%
Advertising Discourse
100%
Selling
100%
News Content
60%
Journalism
20%
Journalism Studies
20%
Online Advertising
20%
Language Choice
20%
Digital Content
20%
Digital Space
20%
Allegiance
20%
Simultaneously Developing
20%
Advertising Campaign
20%
Complex Terrain
20%
Advertising Content
20%
Content Production
20%
Journalistic Autonomy
20%
Discursive Theory
20%
Advertising Market
20%
Arts and Humanities
Website
100%
Digital
100%
Discourse
100%
Discursive
66%
Journalism
66%
Literature
33%
allegiance
33%
Advertising Campaign
33%
Language Choice
33%
Social Sciences
Web Site
100%
Journalism
100%
Autonomy
50%
Advertising Campaign
50%