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Popular Press Grocery store tabloids

Popular Press Entertainment/Style

Popular Press Cultural/Intellectual

Popular Press News/Political

Popular Press The Trades

Popular Press Grocery store tabloids Entertainment/Style Cultural/Intellectual News/Political The Trades

Popular press articles are not scholarly. They are held to a looser standard in citing sources

The pop press can get away with citing anonymous sources.

Scholars are held to higher standard in disclosing sources. They must provide complete documentation.

Scholars held to a higher standard of documenting sources. Peer Review

Alternative terms for scholarly articles: peer-reviewed articles professional journals academic journals

Pop periodicals often announce the release of scholarly studies.

Popular Periodicals Awareness of current events Provides background information Fills gaps left by the scholarly press Announces release of scholarly studies