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Screened out

Carla B. Johnston

2000

Fast Food Nation

Eric Schlosser

2001 ★ 4.2

The interplay of influence

Karlyn Kohrs Campbell, Kathleen Hall Jamieson

1982

Understanding social media

Hinton, Sam (Lecturer in media)

2013

Medieval Hackers

Kathleen E Kennedy

2015

Meanings of abstract art

Paul Crowther, Isabel Wünsche

2012

China turned on

James Lull

1991

Dimensions Behind the Twilight Zone

Stewart T. Stanyard

2007

The Production and Distribution of Knowledge

Ray Oakley

2010

Media ethics

Lee Wilkins, Philip Patterson, Lee C Wilkins

1998

The net delusion

Eduardo G. Murillo, E. Morozov, Evgeny Morozov

2011

Media & culture

Christopher R. Martin, Richard Campbell, Bettina G. Fabos

2000

Fear of food

Andrea Arnold, Jay Sandlin

1990

Photography

Liz Wells

1996

Gender Trouble

Judith Butler

1990 ★ 3.7

Unreliable sources

Martin A. Lee, Norman Solomon

1990

A cognitive psychology of mass communication

Richard Jackson Harris

1999

Desperately seeking the audience

Ien Ang

1991

Personal influence

Elihu Katz, Paul Lazarsfeld

1955

The Second Machine Age

Erik Brynjolfsson, Andrew McAfee

2014 ★ 3.9

Value and the media

Göran Bolin

2011

Understanding radio

Andrew Crisell

1986

Popular film and television comedy

Stephen Neale, Frank Krutnik

1990

The cruel radiance

Susie Linfield

2010

Interrogating Popular Culture

Stacy Takacs

2014

Heavenly Bodies

Richard Dyer

1992

Iconic

Lakesia D. Johnson

2012

Prime-time television

Muriel B. Cantor, Joel M. Cantor, Muriel G. Cantor

1980

Tendencies and tensions of the information age

Terry Curtis, Jorge Reina Schement

1994

Art In The Asiapacific Intimate Publics

Larissa Hjorth

2014

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