[eccr] Fwd: Contents list for Media, Culture & Society: special issue on alternative media

> > Media, Culture & Society
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> > Volume 25 Issue 05 - Publication Date: 1 September 2003
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> > http://www.sagepub.co.uk/JournalIssue.aspx?pid=105711&jiid=506130
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> > Special issue on Alternative Media
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> > Introduction to Special Issue of Media, Culture and Society Alternative
> > Media
> > Chris Atton Napier University, UK and Nick Couldry London School of
> > Economics
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> > Alternative things considered: a political economic analysis of labor
> > processes and relations at a Honolulu alternative newspaper
> > Patricia L. Gibbs Foothill College, USA
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> > The challenges of institutionalization for AIDS media activism
> > James Gillett McMaster University, Canada
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> > Audiences and readers of alternative media: the absent lure of the 
> virtually
> > unknown
> > John D. H. Downing University of Texas, USA
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> > Alternative media in suburban plantation culture
> > John T. Caldwell UCLA, Department of Film, Television, and Digital Media,
> > USA
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> > Whither mass media and power?: Evidence for a critical elite theory
> > alternative
> > Aeron Davis City University, UK
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> > Abstracts
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> > Commentary
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> > The Values of entertainment for multicultural society: A comparative
> > approach towards 'white' and 'black' soap opera Talk
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> > Book Reviews
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> > Rowbotham, Sheila and Huw Beynon (eds), Looking at Class: Film, Television
> > and the Working Class in Britain, reviewed by Maggie Magor
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> > Doyle, Gillian, Understanding Media Economics, reviewed by Alan Peacock
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> > Austin, Thomas, Hollywood, Hype and Audiences: Selling and Watching Popular
> > Film in the 1990s, reviewed by Paul McDonald
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> > Ingraham, Chrys, White Weddings: Romancing Heterosexuality in Popular
> > Culture, reviewed by Rosalind Gill
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> > Books Received
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> >

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