| Gazette 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All wired up and no place to go: the search for public space in U.S. cable development. | Mass communications | Calabrese, Andrew, Wasko, Janet |
| A study of two Philippine national broadsheets' policies, content, and their readers' attitudes toward the US military bases. (Current Research Section) | Mass communications | Lee, Mary Bessie |
| Computer communications in cross-border coalition-building North American NGO networking against NAFTA. (nongovernmental organizations; North American Free Trade Agreement) | Mass communications | Frederick, Howard H. |
| EC policymaking: the case of the "Television Without Frontiers" directive. | Mass communications | Dupagne, Michel |
| 'Europe 1992': the audiovisual challenge. | Mass communications | Servaes, Jan |
| European media systems in transition: general trends and modifying conditons; the case of the Federal Republic of Germany. | Mass communications | Schulz, Winfried |
| Factors influencing cross-national news treatment of a critical national event. | Mass communications | Shujen Wang |
| Fighting against the odds: Hong Kong journalists in transition. | Mass communications | Chan, Joseph Man, Lee Chin-Chuan, Lee, Paul S.N. |
| Indications of change; developments in Swedish media 1980-1990. | Mass communications | Weibull, Lennart, Anshelm, Magnus |
| Inter Press Service and the MacBride Report: heeding the call? | Mass communications | Giffard, C. Anthony, Van Horn, Catherine |
| Ke Wang, a Chinese television soap opera with a message. | Mass communications | Min Wang, Arvind Singhal |
| Media coverage of the Gulf crisis: a survey of correspondance. (Current Research Section) | Mass communications | El-Sarayrah, Mohammed Najib, Ayish, Muhammad Ibrahim |
| Media privatization and democratization in Central-Eastern Europe. | Mass communications | Splichal, Slavko |
| Media representation of socio-political conflict: the Romanian Revolution and the Gulf War. | Mass communications | Shinar, Dov, Stoiciu, Gina |
| On the limits of a free press: remote imaging and commercial news gathering. | Mass communications | Palmer, Allen W. |
| Public service broadcasting and the challenge of new technology: a case of Japan's NHK. | Mass communications | Akhavan-Majid, Roya |
| Structural changes in Kenya's broadcasting system: a manifestation of presidential authoritarianism. | Mass communications | Heath, Carla W. |
| Surveying the territory: re-examining MacBride and theories of development. | Mass communications | Beam, Susan |
| The "anti-white press" campaign: the opposition of the African press to the establishment of the Daily Graphic by the British Mirror Newspaper Company in Ghana, l950. | Mass communications | Karikari Kwame |
| The International Programme for the Development of Communication: a decade of infancy. | Mass communications | Engstrom, Judith A. |
| The MacBride Movement: old 'New Order' leads to the new. | Mass communications | Sussman, Leonard R. |
| The world of U.S. network television news: eighteen years of international and foreign news coverage. | Mass communications | Stevenson, Robert L., Gonzenbach, William J., Arant, M. David |
| Trade and international telecommunications policy. | Mass communications | Mahoney, Eileen |
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