| Media, Culture & Society 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| American journalism and the politics of diversity. | Mass communications | Benson, Rodney |
| Angels, bells, television and Ireland: The place of the Angelus broadcast in the Republic. | Mass communications | Cormack, Patricia |
| A personal intellectual memoir. | Mass communications | Garnham, Nicholas |
| Arenas of innovation: Understanding new configurational potentialities if communication technologies. | Mass communications | Sawhney, Harmeet, Seungwhan Lee |
| 'Art after Auschwitz is barbaric': Cultural ideology of silence through the politics of representation. | Mass communications | Kyriakides, Yvonne |
| Between the nation and the profession: Journalists as member of contradicting communities. | Mass communications | Zandberg, Eyal, Neiger, Motti |
| Brand loyalties: Rethinking content within global corporate media. | Mass communications | Murray, Simone |
| Broadcasting in the 1990s: Competition, choice and inequality. | Mass communications | Antcliff, Valerie |
| Constructing the Kurds in the Turkish press: A case study of Hurriyet newspaper. | Mass communications | Sezgin, Dilara, Wall, Melissa A. |
| Contextomy: The art of quoting out of context. | Mass communications | McGlone, Matthew S. |
| Creating immigrant identities in cybernetic space: Examples from a non-resident Indian website. | Mass communications | Mitra, Ananda |
| Emancipation, the Media and Modernity: Some reflections on Garnham's Kantian turn.(Nicholas Garnham) | Mass communications | Winston, Brian |
| Framing Regent Park: The National Film Board of Canada and the construction of 'outcast spaces' in the inner city, 1953 and 1994. | Mass communications | Purdy, Sean |
| Interpretability and social power, or, why postmodern advertising works. | Mass communications | Morris, Martin |
| Language style and lifestyle: The case of a global magazine. | Mass communications | Machin, David, van Leeuwen, Theo |
| Market valorization in broadcasting policy in Ghana: Abandoning the quest for media democratization. | Mass communications | Alhassan, Amin |
| Metro, info, haro! Fierce reactions to regime competition in the French newspaper industry. | Mass communications | Wilcox, Lynne |
| Murdoch's dilemma, or 'what's the price of TV in China?'(Rupert Murdoch) | Mass communications | Curtin, Michael |
| Narrative and ideology: 50 years of film-making in Zimbabwe. | Mass communications | Hungwe, Kedmon Nyasha |
| National, transnational or supranational cinema? Rethinking European film studies. | Mass communications | Bergfelder, Tim |
| Obsessed with the audience: Breakfast television revisited. | Mass communications | Wieten, Jan, Pantti, Mervi |
| Online civic participation, and political empowerment: Online media and public opinion formation in Korea. | Mass communications | Chang Woo-Young |
| On the reproduction of the musical economy after the Internet. | Mass communications | Webb, Peter, Thrift, Nigel, Leyshon, Andrew, French, Shaun, Crewe, Louise |
| Pacific camp: Satire, silliness (and seriousness) on New Zealand television. | Mass communications | Pearson, Sarina |
| Popular journalism and professional ideology: Tabloid reporters and editors speak out. | Mass communications | Deuze, Mark |
| Professing porn or obscene browsing? On proper distance in the university classroom. | Mass communications | Reading, Anna |
| Public aid mechanisms in feature film production: The EU MEDIA Plus Programme. | Mass communications | Henning, Victor, Alpar, Andre |
| (Re)presentation of ethnicity in EU and Dutch domestic news: A quantitative analysis. | Mass communications | d'Haenens, Leen, ter Wal, Jessika, Koeman, Joyce |
| Retrieving public service broadcasting: Treading a fine line at TVNZ.(Television New Zealand) | Mass communications | Comrie, Margie, Fountaine, Susan |
| Selling learning: Towards a political economy of edutainment media. | Mass communications | Buckingham, David, Scanlon, Margaret |
| 'Showbusiness of a serious kind': A cultural politics of the arts prize. | Mass communications | Street, John |
| Social change and the corporate construction of gaymarkets in the New York Times' advertising business news. | Mass communications | Ragusa, Angela T. |
| The global 'epidemic' of movie 'piracy': Crime-wave or social construction? | Mass communications | Yar, Majid |
| The Internet's political impact and the penetration/participation paradox in Malaysia and Singapore. | Mass communications | George, Cherian |
| The Jerry Springer Show as an emotional public sphere. | Mass communications | Lunt, Peter, Stenner, Paul |
| The momentum of control and autonomy: A local scene of peer-to-peer music-sharing technology. | Mass communications | Kwang-Suk Lee |
| The Murray scheme: Advertising and editorial independence in Canada, 1920.(Gilbert M. Murray) | Mass communications | Johnston, Russell |
| The people's detective: True crime in Dutch folklore and popular television. | Mass communications | Reijinders, Stijin |
| The politics of the web: The case of one newsgroup. | Mass communications | Waldstein, Maxim |
| 'The whole nation is listening to you': The presentation of the self on a tabloid talk radio show. | Mass communications | O'Sullivan, Sara |
| Unveiling imperialism: Media, gender and the war on Afghanistan. | Mass communications | Stabile, Carol A., Kumar, Deepa |
| Websites as visual and multimodal cultural expressions: Opportunities and issues of online hybrid media research. | Mass communications | Pauwels, Luc |
| What does the photoblog want? . | Mass communications | Cohen, Kris R. |
| Youth radio as 'social object': The social meaning of 'free radio' shows for young people in France. | Mass communications | Glevarec, Herve |
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.
