The process of finding a specific publication, like an academic journal or a newspaper, is slightly different:
Now that you have settled on a research question, break it down to its basic concepts and create lists of keywords. Watch the following video to learn how to proceed from your research question to a list of relevant keywords.
Watch the following video to learn how to find print books and e-books using GU-Q Library's HoyaSearch.
An effective way to retrieve the most relevant results is to conduct a subject search. In "Advanced Search" on the library's website, use the "Subject" field. Some suggested searches for this curse include:
Mass media -- Law and legislation
Watch the following video to learn how to find peer-reviewed articles using GU-Q Library's HoyaSearch.
If you find an interesting article, you can use it as your starting point to explore more articles related to the subject. Google Scholar 'Cited by' feature lists all the articles that have used the article as a source: