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Vol 2 (2008)

Table of Contents

Articles

Distinctive Characteristics of China's Path of ICT Development—A Critical Analysis of Chinese Developmental Strategies in Light of the Eastern Asian Model	Abstract PDF
Yu Hong	pp.16

Mainstream Critique, Critical Mainstream and the New Media: Reconciliation of Mainstream and Critical Approaches to Media Effects Studies?	Abstract PDF
Magdalena E. Wojcieszak	pp.25

War Correspondents, the Military, and Propaganda: Some Critical Reflections	Abstract PDF
Douglas Kellner	pp.34

Korean Communication and Mass Media Research: Negotiating the West's Influence	Abstract PDF
Jukka Pekka Jouhki	pp.23

Television News: Geographic and Source Biases, 1982 - 2004	Abstract PDF
Steve Jones	pp.30

Al-Jazeera, Phoenix Satellite Television and the Return of the State:Case studies in market liberalization, public sphere and media imperialism	Abstract PDF
Joseph Oliver Boyd-Barrett, Shuang Xie	pp.17

Public Relations Through a New Lens — Critical Praxis via the Excellence Theory	Abstract PDF
Adam W. Tyma	pp.13

The Evolution of the Children’s Television Community, 1953-2003	Abstract PDF
J. Alison Bryant, Peter R. Monge	pp.33

Modeling Information Equality: Social and Media Latency Effects on Information Diffusion	Abstract PDF
Aram Sinnreich, Arul Chib, Jesse Gilbert	pp.28

Book Reviews

Zephyr Teachout & Thomas Streeter, eds: Mousepads, Shoe Leather, and Hope: Lessons from the Howard Dean Campaign for the Future of Internet Politics	PDF
Reviewed by James L. Bonville	pp.2

Mehdi Semati, ed.: Media, Culture and Society in Iran: Living with Globalization and the Islamic State	PDF
Reviewed by Nahid Siamdoust	pp.6

Kathryn C. Montgomery: Generation Digital: Politics, Commerce, and Childhood in the Age of the Internet	PDF
Reviewed by Sakari Taipale	pp.4

John Peters: Courting the Abyss	PDF
Reviewed by Carolyn Marvin	pp.9

Yes, but: The state (but not nation) of queer media and culture	PDF
Reviewed by D. Travers Scott	pp.5

Benedikt Feldges, American Icons: The Genesis of a National Visual Language	PDF
Reviewed by Jason Tocci	pp.5

Review Essay: Urban Communication: The Blind Men and the Elephant	PDF
Reviewed by Susan Drucker, Gary Gumpert	pp.16

Sarah Banet-Weiser: Kids Rule! Nickelodeon and Consumer Citizenship	PDF
Reviewed by Kari R. Hensley	pp.4

Chakravartty & Sarikakis: Media Policy and Globalization Chakravartty & Zhao: Global Communications	PDF
Reviewed by John D.H. Downing	pp.2

Features

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] INTRODUCTION	PDF
Monroe E. Price, Stefaan G. Verhulst	pp.2

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] The Academic and the Policy Maker	PDF
Peng Hwa Ang	pp.4

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Policy Research in an Evidence-Averse Environment	PDF
Sandra Braman	pp.17

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Research In Government Agency Decisions — Observations About the FCC	PDF
Daniel L. Brenner	pp.4

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Academic Research and Its Limited Impact on Telecommunications Policy Making	PDF
Rob Frieden	pp.8

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Comparative Media Law Research and Its Impact on Policy	PDF
Stefaan G. Verhulst, Monroe E. Price	pp.15

[Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] The Role of Academic Research in Media Policy Making: The Case Study of Hong Kong	PDF
Mei Ning Yan	pp.10

[Fernando Henrique Cardoso on Globalization] New Paths: Globalization in a Historical Perspective	PDF
Fernando Henrique Cardoso	pp.17

Ecological Ethics and Media Technology	PDF
Richard Maxwell, Toby Miller	pp.23