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|a Mass communication review yearbook /
|c Edited by Michael Gurevitch.
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|a New Delhi:
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|c 1987.
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|a PART ONE: EXPLORING NEW DIRECTIONSA Debate over the Research Agenda - Jay Blumler and Michael GurevitchNeofunctionalism for Mass Communication Theory - Eric RothenbuhlerCritical Theory and the Politics of Empirical Research - Lawrence GrossbergA Linkage Theory of Communication Effects - W Phillips DavisonPART TWO: DOING MASS COMMUNICATION RESEARCH: PRACTICES AND TRADITIONSCommunication Studies in Australia - Peter Putnis Paradigms and ContextsBetween Normative Research and Theory of Forms and Content - Paolo Mancini Italian Studies on Mass CommunicationPopular Culture and Communication Research - Rafael RoncaglioloHistorical Trends in Research on Children and the Media - Ellen Wartella and Byron ReevesAmerican Telecommunication Policy Research - Willard D Rowland Its Contradictory Origins and InfluencesPART THREE: CULTURAL HISTORY: TECHNOLOGY AND CHANGEWorking Class Readers - David Paul Nord Family, Community and Reading in Late Nineteenth-Century AmericaQuoting not Science but Sideboards - John Hartley and Tom O'Regan Television in a New way of LifeArt Versus Technology - Simon Frith the Strange Case of Popular MusicDazzling the Multitudes - Carolyn Marvin Imagining the Electric Light as a Communications MediumA Whole Technology of Dyeing - Brian Winston A Note on Ideology and the Apparatus of the Chromatic Moving ImagePART FOUR: JOURNALISM: IDEOLOGIES AND ROLESThe American News Media - Daniel Hallin A Critical Theory PerspectiveRepairing the News - W Lance Bennett, Lynne A Gressett and William Haltom A Case Study of the News ParadigmOn the Epistemology of Investigative Journalism - James S Ettema and Theodore L GlasserBloodhounds or Missionaries - Renate Koecher Role Definitions of German and British JournalistsHomicide and Bargained Justice - David Pritchard The Agenda Setting Effect of Crime News on ProsecutorsPART FIVE: ASPECTS OF MEDIA EFFECTSMessage Complexity and Attention to Television - Esther Thorson, Byron Rees and John SchleuderInformation-Theoretic Measures of Reader Enjoyment - Seth FinnActivity in the Effects of Television on Children - Robert Hawkins and Suzanne PingreeYoung Children's Comprehension of Montage - Robin Smith, Daniel Anderson and Catherine FischerPatterns of Involvement in Television Fiction - Tamar Liebes and Elihu Katz A Comparative AnalysisDifferential Ideology and Language Use - Stuart J Sigman and Donald L Fry Readers' Reconstructions and Descriptions of News EventsInterpersonal Communication and News Comprehension - John P Robinson and Mark R LevyPART SIX: MEDIA INSTITUTIONS, TECHNOLOGY AND POLICYIs Media Theory Adequate to the Challenge of new Communication Technologies? - Denis McQuailThe Expanding Base of Media Competition - Benjamin M CompaineUS Cultural Productions - Paul M Hirsch The Impact of OwnershipBroadcasting Finance and Programme Quality - Jay G Blumler, Malcolm Brynin and T J Nossiter An International ReviewProperty Rights in Information - Anne Wells Branscomb
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