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Through the media looking glass

Jeff Cohen

1995

To arrive where you are

Kim A. Echlin, Barbara Moon

2000

Media now

Joseph Straubhaar, Robert LaRose, Robert Larose et al.

2000

Remediation

J. David Bolter

1999

Selective exposure to communication

Dolf Zillmann, Jennings Bryant

1985

Media Wars

Danny Schechter

2003

Media and the rhetoric of body perfection

Deborah Harris-Moore

2014

Media/society

David Croteau, David R. Croteau, William Hoynes

1997

Popular culture

Carla Freccero

1999

Mass communication, an introduction

Bittner, John R.

1977

Living in the Information Age

Erik P. Bucy

2001

Necessary illusions

Noam Chomsky

1989

Planning, implementing, and evaluating targeted communication programs

Gary W. Selnow

1987

Communication in History

David Crowley, Paul Heyer

2007

The Virtual Window

Anne Friedberg

2006

Media, Society, World: Social Theory and Digital Media Practice

Nick Couldry

2012

European Media Pgmc Polity Global Media and Communication

Stylianos Papathanassopoulos

2011

The Morality of the Mass Media (Andrew R Cecil Lectures on Moral Values in a Free Society)

W. Lawson Taitte

1994

Media think

James P Winter

2002

Mediamaking

D. Charles Whitney, Lawrence Grossberg, Ellen A. Wartella et al.

2006

Understanding Me

Marshall McLuhan

2003

Bread & circuses

Patrick Brantlinger

1983

Controversies in media ethics

Gordon, David

1996

Media divides

Marc Raboy

2010

Understanding the media

Andrew Hart

1991

The political economy of media

Robert Waterman McChesney

2008

Cultural politics in contemporary America

Sut Jhally, Ian H. Angus

1989

Morals and the media

Nicholas Russell

1994

Living room wars

Ien Ang

1995

Mediawriting

Janet E. Ramsey, Ronald D. Smith, Wayne R. Whitaker et al.

2000

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