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The Future Of Journalism And Public Media: Toward A Comprehensive Theory Of Market Failure And Public Policy Responses, Mark Cooper
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
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Persistent And Emergent Diversity Policy Concerns In An Evolving Media Environment:Toward A Reflective Research Agenda, Philip M. Napoli
Persistent And Emergent Diversity Policy Concerns In An Evolving Media Environment:Toward A Reflective Research Agenda, Philip M. Napoli
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
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Diversity 2.0: Rethinking Audiences, Participation, And Policies, Minna Aslama, Philip M. Napoli
Diversity 2.0: Rethinking Audiences, Participation, And Policies, Minna Aslama, Philip M. Napoli
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
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The Local People Meter, The Portable People Meter, And The Unsettled Law And Policy Of Audience Measurement In The U.S., Philip M. Napoli
The Local People Meter, The Portable People Meter, And The Unsettled Law And Policy Of Audience Measurement In The U.S., Philip M. Napoli
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
No abstract provided.
The Case For Title Ii: Handicapping The Next Network Neutrality Judicial Ruling, Mark Cooper
The Case For Title Ii: Handicapping The Next Network Neutrality Judicial Ruling, Mark Cooper
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
No abstract provided.
Technical Practice And Identity Work In Democratic Media Activism, Christina Dunbar-Hester
Technical Practice And Identity Work In Democratic Media Activism, Christina Dunbar-Hester
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
No abstract provided.
The World’S Most Perfectly Developed Man: Charles Atlas, Physical Culture, And The Inscription Of American Masculinity, Jacqueline Reich
The World’S Most Perfectly Developed Man: Charles Atlas, Physical Culture, And The Inscription Of American Masculinity, Jacqueline Reich
CMS Faculty Publications
The major wave of Italian immigration between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries coincided with the growth of the physical culture movement in the United States. A principal participant in both phenomena was the Italian male, with a particularly fascinating case being that of the bodybuilder and fitness guru Charles Atlas. Born Angelo Siciliano in Calabria, Italy, Atlas provides an interesting window into how the Southern immigrant became American and how that Americanization was written on the muscled, male body. This article examines how Siciliano/Atlas transformed himself into the world’s most perfect white man at a time when Italians’ whiteness was …
Dvd Supplements: A Commentary On Commentaries, Jacqueline Reich, Giorgio Bertellini
Dvd Supplements: A Commentary On Commentaries, Jacqueline Reich, Giorgio Bertellini
CMS Faculty Publications
In the last few decades, as graduate seminars have explored the
postmodern heuristics of the “death of the author,” DVD editions
have popularized a range of audio and print supplements that
have, directly or indirectly, expanded films’ authorial halo. The notion
of the commentary is, of course, nothing new to the academy:
consider the multiple annotated editions of literary classics. But its
material extension to the home theater “experience” has had peculiar
cultural and economic consequences. As value-adding paratexts,
audio and printed commentaries can turn film texts into critical or
luxury editions, to be marketed to different levels of cinephilic …
On Making Public Policy With Publicly Available Data: The Case Of U.S. Communications Policymaking, Joe Karaganis, Philip M. Napoli
On Making Public Policy With Publicly Available Data: The Case Of U.S. Communications Policymaking, Joe Karaganis, Philip M. Napoli
McGannon Center Research Resources
No abstract provided.
A Diversity Policy Model And Assessment: Debates And Challenges Of [Media] Diversity, Kim Mccann
A Diversity Policy Model And Assessment: Debates And Challenges Of [Media] Diversity, Kim Mccann
McGannon Center Research Resources
No abstract provided.
The Future Of Journalism Is Not In The Past: Reframing The Debate Over How To "Save" Journalism, Mark Cooper
The Future Of Journalism Is Not In The Past: Reframing The Debate Over How To "Save" Journalism, Mark Cooper
McGannon Center Working Paper Series
No abstract provided.
Korzybski, Luhmann, And Mcluhan, Lance Strate
Korzybski, Luhmann, And Mcluhan, Lance Strate
CMS Faculty Publications
This paper revisits an earlier study of the common ground shared by Alfred Korzybski, founder of general semantics, and Marshall McLuhan, the central figure in media ecology, and makes explicit the use of systems theory to bridge the gap between the two. Following a brief summary of the systems approach and its relationship to the media ecology intellectual tradition, sociologist Niklas Luhmann is identified as an appropriate mediator between Korzybski and McLuhan, for his application of the concept of autopoiesis to the study of society. Korzybski’s key term of abstracting is compared to McLuhan’s emphasis on medium, and suggests that …
A Tale Of Two Radios: Tracing Advocacy In A Deregulatory Milieu, Vibodh Parthasarathi, Supriya Chotani
A Tale Of Two Radios: Tracing Advocacy In A Deregulatory Milieu, Vibodh Parthasarathi, Supriya Chotani
McGannon Center Research Resources
No abstract provided.