| Media, Culture & Society 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All ears: radio, reception and discourses of disability.(disabled members of the radio audience) | Mass communications | Ross, Karen |
| Argentina versus England at the France '98 World Cup: narratives of nation and the mythologizing of the popular. | Mass communications | Alabarces, Pablo, Tomlinson, Alan, Young, Christopher |
| Between public good and the freedom of the consumer: negotiating the space, orientation and position of 'us' in the reception of alcohol policy editorials.(Finland) | Mass communications | Torronen, Jukka |
| Broadcasting policy, creative compliance and the myth of civil society in China. | Mass communications | Keane, Michael |
| Celine Dion, national unity and the English-language press in Canada. | Mass communications | Young, David |
| Cultural studies: a Latin American narrative. | Mass communications | Escosteguy, Ana Carolina |
| Desire and resistance: 'Big Brother' and the recognition of everyday life. | Mass communications | Zoonen, Liesbet van |
| Digital media, nation-states and local cultures: the case of multimedia 'content' production. | Mass communications | Preston, Paschal, Kerr, Aphra |
| Dynamics of infrastructure development: the role of metaphors, political will and sunk investment. | Mass communications | Sawhney, Harmeet |
| For all kids' sakes: comparing children's television policy-making in Australia, Canada and the United States. | Mass communications | Lisosky, Joanne M. |
| Framing of asylum seekers in Dutch regional newspapers.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | d'Haenens, Leen, de Lange, Marielle |
| From media audience to media public: a study of letters written in reaction to FDR's fireside chats.(President Franklin D. Roosevelt) | Mass communications | Ryfe, David Michael |
| How do anti-discriminatin policies work? Initiatives in older and younger television companies in Denmark and the UK. | Mass communications | Egsmose, Lisbeth R. |
| "Ideology": a note on conceptual salvage. | Mass communications | Corner, John |
| In pursuit of the ineffable: how television found the eclipse by lost the plot.(live broadcast of an eclipse) | Mass communications | Marriott, Stephanie |
| Inside the image factory: stock photography and cultural production. | Mass communications | Frosh, Paul |
| Internet radio: a case study in medium specificity. | Mass communications | Black, David A. |
| Local specificity and regional unity under siege: territorial identity and the television news of Aquitaine. | Mass communications | Scriven, Michael, Roberts, Emily |
| Lost expectations? Women journalists and the fall-out from the 'Toronto newspaper war'. | Mass communications | Aldridge, Meryl |
| Media and social change: the modernizing influences of television in rural India. | Mass communications | Johnson, Kirk |
| Near and far: banal national identity and the press in Scotland. | Mass communications | Law, Alex |
| Ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances: a study of participants in television dating games. | Mass communications | Syvertsen, Trine |
| Philo and Miller's metaphysical media studies.(Greg Philo; David Miller) | Mass communications | Finlayson, Alan |
| Programming philosophies and the rationalization of music radio.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Ahlkvist, Jarl A. |
| Public service television and national identity as a project of modernity: the example of Flemish television.(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Van den Bulck, Hilde |
| Symbiosis: mass media and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa. | Mass communications | Krabill, Ron |
| "Taking our personal lives seriously": intimacy, continuity and memory in the television drama serial. | Mass communications | Creeber, Glen |
| Television and imagination: an investigation of the medium's influence on children's story-making. | Mass communications | Belton, Teresa |
| Telling stories: the epistemological value of anecdotes in Ghanaian communication research. | Mass communications | Kwansah-Aidoo, Kwamena |
| The best of both worlds? Freedom of communication and "positive" broadcasting regulation. | Mass communications | Jones, Paul |
| The broadcasting audience movement in Korea. | Mass communications | Young-han Kim |
| The Malaysian dilemma: advertising's catalytic and cataclysmic role in social development. | Mass communications | Holden, Todd |
| The media and democratization in Africa: contributions, constraints and concerns of the private press. | Mass communications | Tettey, Wisdom J. |
| The negative campaign: New Labour, Ken Livingstone and the London mayoral selection process.(United Kingdom) | Mass communications | Turner, John |
| The peculiar public of television.(social aspects of television viewer) | Mass communications | Dayan, Daniel, Mariott, Stephanie |
| The reform of public service broadcasting in Italy. | Mass communications | Hibberd, Matthew |
| The social organization of audio piracy on the Internet. | Mass communications | Cooper, Jon, Harrison, Daniel M. |
| 'Understanding media': theories of the press in Britain, 1850-1914. | Mass communications | Hampton, Mark |
| What use is a public inquiry? Labour and the 1977 Annan Committee on the Future of Broadcasting.(United Kingdom) | Mass communications | Freedman, Des |
| Witnessing.(in television journalism) | Mass communications | Peters, John Durham |
| Women's experiences of on-line e-zine publication. | Mass communications | Cresser, Frances, Gunn, Lesley, Balme, Helen |
| Work histories in television.(employment patterns since 1980)(Statistical Data Included) | Mass communications | Paterson, Richard |
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