| Media, Culture & Society 1995 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A fantasy of witnessing. (criticism of Steven Spielberg's film 'Schindler's List') | Mass communications | Weissman, Gary |
| 'An endangered species': local programming in the New Zealand television market. | Mass communications | Bell, Avril |
| 'Another Journey by Train': how television put Holocaust victims on the defensive. (criticism of UK television documentary film 'Another Journey by Train') | Mass communications | Liebes, Tamar |
| A procedural view of participatory communication: lessons from Bolivian tin miners' radio. | Mass communications | Huesca, Robert |
| British media policy takes to the superhighway.(Column) | Mass communications | Goodwin, Peter |
| Caribbean telecommunications policy: fashioned by debt, dependency and underdevelopment. | Mass communications | Dunn, Hopeton S. |
| Computer networks and the formation of public opinion: an ethnographic study. | Mass communications | Sachs, Hiram |
| Consuming science: public knowledge and the dispersed politics of reception among museum visitors. | Mass communications | Macdonald, Sharon |
| Dangerous television: the TV a luci rosse phenomenon. | Mass communications | Blain, Neil, Cere, Rinella |
| Democracy and media ownership: a comparison of commercial, public and government broadcast news. | Mass communications | Wasburn, Philo C. |
| From focus groups to editing groups: a new method of reception analysis. | Mass communications | MacGregor, Brent, Morrison, David E. |
| From one galaxy to another: the trajectories of French intellectuals. | Mass communications | Beaud, Paul, Panese, Francesco |
| From organic to neo-corporatist intellectuals: the changing relations between Italian intellectuals and political power. | Mass communications | Pasquinelli, Carla |
| Gender and party politics: how the press reported the Labour leadership campaign, 1994. | Mass communications | Ross, Karen |
| Intellectuals and new technologies. | Mass communications | Kellner, Douglas |
| Marketing Maastricht: the EU and news management. | Mass communications | Tumber, Howard |
| Media and social change in Africa.(Editorial) | Mass communications | Scannell, Paddy |
| Media and the ritual process. | Mass communications | Becker, Karin |
| Media marketing: an essential part of a free press for Africa. | Mass communications | Balikowa, David Ouma |
| Moral solidarity and the technological reproduction of images. | Mass communications | Tester, Keith |
| Moving towards democracy: the South African Broadcasting Corporation and the 1994 election. | Mass communications | Teer-Tomaselli, Ruth |
| Popular song and social change in Kenya. | Mass communications | Gecau, Kimani |
| Portuguese television: the politics of savage deregulation. | Mass communications | Traquina, Nelson |
| Recent rhythms of sex and race in popular music. | Mass communications | McRobbie, Angela |
| Regions vs states and cultures in the EC media policy debate: regional broadcasting in Belgium and Spain. | Mass communications | Blanco, Victor Sampedro, Bulck, Jan Van den |
| Science, technology and risk coverage of a community conflict. | Mass communications | Coleman, Cynthia-Lou |
| Small participatory media technology as an agent of social change in Nigeria: a non-existent option? | Mass communications | Okunna, Chinyere Stella |
| Social movements and cultural transformation: popular music in the 1960s. | Mass communications | Eyerman, Ron, Jamison, Andrew |
| Source strategies and the mediatization of climate change. | Mass communications | Mormont, Marc, Dasnoy, Christine |
| Telecommunications networks are not VCRs: the public nature of new information technologies for universal service. | Mass communications | Hadden, Susan G., Lenert, Edward |
| The interaction of journalists and scientific experts: co-operation and conflict between two professional cultures. | Mass communications | Peters, Hans Peter |
| The media and narratives of the intellectual. | Mass communications | Garnham, Nicholas |
| The politics and psychology of stereotyping. | Mass communications | Pickering, Michael |
| The production of news formats: determinants of mediated public contestation. | Mass communications | Cottle, Simon |
| The role of the independent media in Africa's change to democracy. | Mass communications | Kasoma, Francis P. |
| 'This is a sampling sport': digital sampling, rap music and the law in cultural production. | Mass communications | Schumacher, Thomas G. |
| Williams and 'quality': a response to John Corner. (response to John Corner, Media, Culture and Society, vol. 16, 1994) | Mass communications | Jones, Paul |
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