Mass Communication and Society 2000 - Abstracts

Mass Communication and Society 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
Agenda-setting, priming, and framing revisted: another look at cognitive effects of political communication.Sociology and social workScheufele, Dietram A.
Business as usual: the American Dream in Hollywood busines films.Sociology and social workPileggi, Mary S., Grabe, Maria Elizabeth, Holderman, Lisa B., Montigny, Michelle de
Cohort trends in media use in the United States.Sociology and social workPeiser, Wolfram
Communication theory in the 21st century: differentiation and convergence.(Editorial)Sociology and social workDemers, David
Consumer culture and television home shopping programming: an examination of the sales discourse.(Special Issue: Advertising and Consumer Culture)(Statistical Data Included)Sociology and social workCook, Judi Puritz
Consumer protection in historical perspective: the five-year battle over federal regulation of advertising, 1933-1938.(Special Issue: Advertising and Consumer Culture)Sociology and social workStole, Inger L.
Effects of media use on audience framing and support for welfare.Sociology and social workSotirovic, Mira
Encoding advertisements: ideology and meaning in advertising production.(Special Issue: Advertising and Consumer Culture)Sociology and social workSoar, Matthew
Ethnic media in the United States: an essay on their role in integration, assimilation, and social control.Sociology and social workViswanath, K., Arora, Pamela
George Gallup and Ralph Nafziger: pioneers of audience research.Sociology and social workChaffee, Steven H.
How ethnic are U.S. ethnic media: the case of Latina magazines.Sociology and social workJohnson, Melissa A.
Memoirs of a commodity fetishist.(Special Issue: Advertising and Consumer Culture)Sociology and social workEwen, Stuart
Newspapers, pluralism, and diversity in an urban context.Sociology and social workJeffries, Leo W., Cutietta, Connie, Sekerka, Leslie, Lee, Jae-won
Rebellion and ritual in disciplinary histories of U.S. mass communication study: looking for "the reflexive turn."Sociology and social workWahl-Jorgensen, Karin
The extensions of men: the correspondence of Marshall McLuhan and Edward T. Hall.Sociology and social workRogers, Everett M.
The nature of television realism judgments: a reevaluation of their conceptualization and measurement.Sociology and social workBusselle, Rick W., Greenberg, Bradley S.
The rise of consumer culture in a Chinese society: a reading of banking television commercials in Hong Kong during the 1970s.(Special Issue: Advertising and Consumer Culture)Sociology and social workWong, Wendy Siuyi
The third-person effect: a meta-analysis of the perceptual hypothesis.Sociology and social workPaul, Bryant, Salwen, Michael B., Dupagne, Michel
Uses and gratifications theory in the 21st century.Sociology and social workRuggiero, Thomas E.
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