[ecrea] "Recession and the Media" - Special Issues of Popular Communication: The International Journal of Media and Culture

>We are pleased to announce the publication of 
>our latest special issue on the impact of the 
>global economic crisis on popular communication, 
>edited by Jonathan Gray and Lee Harrington.
>
>In a series of exploratory essays, this special 
>issue of Popular Communication examines the 
>impact of the recession on different aspects of 
>global and regional media and cultural 
>industries, changing practices of media 
>production, as well as media consumption, and 
>the interplay of economic challenges and technological change.
>
>The issues features contributions by
>Justin Lewis
>Jeffrey P. Jones
>Anthony Fung
>Bill Grantham & Toby Miller
>Nancy K. Baym
>John Hartley
>Amanda D. Lotz
>Matthew P. McAllister
>Serra Tinic
>Nina B. Huntemann
>Bart Beaty
>Shanti Kumar
>Jeanette Steemers
>Denise D. Bielby & C. Lee Harrington
>John T. Caldwell
>Mark Deuze, Phoebe Elefante & Brian Steward
>Felicia D. Henderson
>Cornel Sandvoss
>
>Individual subscribers or those interested in 
>purchasing individual articles can access the 
>journal at http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t775653693
>
>Popular Communication is the official journal of 
>the Popular Communication Division of the 
>International Communication Association and 
>electronic access is free to all members of the 
>Division via the ICA website (existing members 
>access the journal by logging on to 
>http://www.icahdq.org/login.asp and selecting 
>â¬SPublisher Discounts⬝). Annual Division 
>membership is $8. If you would like to join ICA 
>and/or the Popular Communication Division, please visit www.icahdq.org.
>
>For further information on Popular 
>Communication: The International Journal of 
>Media and Culture, please visit http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/hppc.
>
>You can contact the editorial team via email at 
>(popularcommunication /at/ surrey.ac.uk).
>

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