Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 1996: Vol 73 Index

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SuByEcT INDEX STEMPEL, GUIDO H., III and THOMAS
HARGROVE, Mass Media Audiences ina Chang-
Advertising and Public Relations ing Media Environment, 73:3, 549-558.
CAMERON, GLEN T., KUEN-HEE JU-PAK,
and BONG-HYUN KIM, Advertorials in Maga- Content Studies
zines: Current Use and Compliance with Indus-
try Guidelines, 73:3, 722-733.
KEENAN, KEVIN L., Skin Tones and Physi- CAMERON, GLEN T. and DAVIDBLOUNT,
cal Features of Blacks in Magazine Advertise- VNRs and Air Checks: A Content Analysis of the
ments, 73:4, 905-912. Use of Video News Releases in Television News-
LAFKY, SUE, MARGARET DUFFY, MARY casts, 73:4, 890-904.
STEINMAUS, and DAN BERKOWITZ, Looking COLLINS, ROSS F., A Battle for Humor: Sat-
through Gendered Lenses: Female Stereotyping ire and Censorship in Le Bavard, 73:3, 645-656.
in Advertisements and Gender Role Expectations, DEMERS, DAVID, Corporate Newspaper
73:2, 379-388. Structure, Editorial Page Vigor, and Social Change,
LEICHTY, GREG and JEFF SPRINGSTON, 73:4, 857-877.
Elaborating Public Relations Roles, 73:2, 467-477. ETTEMA, JAMES S. and LIMOR PEER,
MCKINNON, LORI MELTON, LYNDA LEE Good News from a Bad Neighborhood: Toward
KAID, JANET MURPHY, and CYNTHIA K. an Alternative te the Discourse of Urban Pathol-
ACREE, Policing Political Ads: An Analysis of ogy, 73:4, 835-856.
Five Leading Newspapers’ Responses to 1992 EVANS, WILLIAM, Divining the Social Or-
Political Advertisements, 73:1, 66-76. der: Class, Gender, and Magazine Astrology Col-
MERSKIN, DEBRA L. and MARA umns, 73:2, 389-400.
HUBERLIE, Companionship in the Classifieds: GLADNEY, GEORGE ALBERT, How Edi-
The Adoption of Personal Advertisements by Daily tors and Readers Rark and Rate the Importance of
Newspapers, 73:1, 219-229. Eighteen Traditional Standards of Newspaper Ex-
STRAUGHAN, DULCIE, GLEN L. BLESKE, cellence, 73:2, 319-331.
and XINSHU ZHAO, Modeling Format and GRABE, MARIA ELIZABETH, Tabloid and
Source Effects of an Advocacy Message, 73:1, 135- Traditional Television News Magazine Crime Sto-
146. ries: Crime Lessons and Reaffirmation of Social
Class Distinctions, 73:4, 926-946.
KEENAN, KEVIN L., Skin Tones and Physi-
Audience Studies cal Features of Blacks in Magazine Advertise-
ments, 73:4, 905-912.
AUST, CHARLES F. and DOLF ZILLMANN, LIEBLER, CAROL M. and JACOB BENDIX,
Effects of Victim Exemplification in Television Old-Growth Forests on Network News: News
News on Viewer Perception of Social Issues, 73:4, Sources and the Framing of an Environmental
787-803. Controversy, 73:1, 53-65.
DAVID, PRABU, Role of Imagery in Recall of LIPARI, LISBETH, Journalistic Authority:
Deviant News, 73:4, 804-820. Textual Strategies of Legitimation, 73:4, 821-834.
DEMERS, DAVID PEARCE, Does Persona! VOAKES, PAULS., JACK KAPFER, DAVID
Experience in a Community Increase or Decrease KURPIUS, and DAVID SHANO-YEON CHERN,
Newspaper Reading? 73:2, 304-318. Diversity in the News: A Conceptual and Meth-
MILLER, RANDY E. and WAYNE WANTA, odological Framework, 73:3, 582-593.
Race as a Variable in Agenda Setting, 73:4, 913- WALTER, GERRY, The Ideology of Success
925. in Major American Farm Magazines, 1934-1991,
ROTHENBUHLER, ERIC W., LAWRENCE 73:3, 594-608.
J. MULLEN, RICHARD DELAURELL, and YANG, MEI-LING, Women’s Pages or
CHOON RYUL RYU, Communication, Commu- People’s Pages: The Production of News for
nity Attachment, and Involvement, 73:2, 445- Women in the Washington Post in the 1950s,
466. 73:2, 364-378.
INDEX TO VOLUME 73 1033
Economics International
ADAMS, EDWARD E., Secret Combinations COLLINS, ROSS F., A Battle for Humor: Sat-
and Collusive Agreements: The Scripps Newspa- ire and Censorship in Le Bavard, 73:3, 645-656.
per Empire and the Early Roots of Joint Operating HENNINGHAJMOH,N, Australian Journal-
Agreements, 73:1, 195-205. ists’ Professional and Ethical Values, 73:1, 206-
BEAM, RANDAL A., How Perceived Envi- 218.
ronmental Uncertainty Influences the Marketing KNUDSON, JERRY W., Licensing Journal-
Orientation of U.S. Daily Newspapers, 73:2, 285- ists in Latin America: An Appraisal, 73:4,878-889.
303. WU, WEL, DAVID WEAVER, and OWEN V.
BECKER, LEE B., VERNON A. STONE, and JOHNSON, Professional Roles of Russian and
JOSEPH D. GRAF, Journalism Labor Force Sup- U.S. Journalists: A Comparative Study, 73:3, 534-
ply and Demand: Is Oversupp!y an Explanation 548.
for Low Wages? 73:3, 519-533.
COULSON, DAVIDC. and STEPHEN LACY, Law Ethics
Journalists’ Perceptions of How Newspaper and
Broadcast News Competition Affects Newspaper BUNKER, MATTHEW D., Have It Your
Content, 73:2, 354-363. Way? Public Records Law and Computerized
DEMERS, DAVID, Corporate Newspaper Government Information, 73:1, 90-101.
Structure, Editorial Page Vigor, and Social Change, HENNINGHAJMOH,N, Australian Journal-
73:4, 857-877. ists’ Professional and Ethical Values, 73:1, 206-
LACY, STEPHEN, MARY ALICE SHAVER, 218.
and CHARLES ST. CYR, The Effects of Public HOPKINS, W. WAT, The Supreme Court
Ownership and Newspaper Competition on the Defines the Marketplace of Ideas, 73:1, 40-52.
Financial Performance of Newspaper Corpora- JENSEN, ROBERT, Journalists and the Over-
tions: A Replication and Extension, 73:2, 332-341. time Provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act,
MATTHEWS, MARTHA N., How Public 73:2, 417-426.
Ownership Affects Publisher Autonomy, 73:2, WALSH-CHILDERS, KIM, JEAN CHANCE,
342-353. and KRISTIN HERZOG, Sexual Harassment of
Women Journalists, 73:3, 559-581.
WHITE, H. ALLEN, The Salience and Perti-
History nence of Ethics: When Journalists Do and Don’t
Think for Themselves, 73:1, 17-28.
ADAMS, EDWARD E., Secret Combina-
tions and Collusive Agreements: The Scripps Media Management
Newspaper Empire and the Early Roots of Joint
Operating Agreements, 73:1, 195-205. SYLVIE, GEORGE, Departmental Influences
BECKER, JONATHAN A., A Disappearing on Interdepartmental Cooperation in Daily News-
Enemy: The Image of the United States in Soviet papers, 73:1, 230-241.
Political Cartoons, 73:3, 609-619.
BURT, ELIZABETH V., The Wisconsin Press Methodology
and Woman Suffrage, 1911-1919: An Analysis of
Factors Affecting Coverage by Ten Diverse News- ELLIS, BARBARA G. and STEVEN J. DICK,
papers, 73:3, 620-634. “Who Was ‘Shadow’?” The Computer Knows:
ELLIS, BARBARA G. and STEVEN J. DICK, Applying Grammar-Program Statistics in Con-
“Who Was ‘Shadow’?” The Computer Knows: tent Analyses to Solve Mysteries about Author-
Applying Grammar-Program Statistics in Con- ship, 73:4, 947-962.
tent Analyses to Solve Mysteries about Author- LACY,STEPHEN and DANIEL RIFFE, Sam-
ship, 73:4, 947-962. pling Error and Selecting Intercoder Reliability
NEUZIL, MARK, Hearst, Roosevelt, and the Samples for Nominal Content Categories, 73:4,
Muckrake Speech of 1906: A New Perspective, 963-973.
73:1, 29-39. RIFFE, DANIEL, STEPHEN LACY, JASON
YANG, MEI-LING, Women’s Pages or NAGOVAN, and LARRY BURKUM, The Effec-
People’s Pages: The Production of News for tiveness of Simple and Stratified Random Sam-
Women in the Washington Post in the 1950s, 73:2, pling in Broadcast News Content Analysis, 73:1,
364-378. 159-168.
1034 JourNALISM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
RIFFE, DANIEL, STEPHEN LACY, and Student Press
MICHAEL W. DRAGER, Sample Size in Content
Analysis of Weekly News Magazines, 73:3, 635- BODLE, JOHN V., Assessing News Quality:
644. A Comparison between Community and Student
Daily Newspapers, 73:3, 672-686.
Political Communication Theory
JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and TIMOTHY BALDASSARE, MARK and CHERYLKATZ,
BOUDREAU, with CHRIS GLOWAKI, Turning Measures of Attitude Strength as Predictors of
the Spotlight Inward: How Five Leading News Willingness to Speak to the Media, 73:1, 147-158.
Organizations Covered the Media in the 1992 BREWER, MARCUS and MAXWELL
Presidential Election, 73:3, 657-671. MCCOMEBS, Setting the Community Agenda, 73:1,
MCKINNON, LORI MELTON, LYNDA LEE 7-16.
KAID, JANET MURPHY, and CYNTHIA K. FINK, EDWARDJ.and WALTERGANTZ, A
ACREE, Policing Political Ads: An Analysis of Content Analysis of Three Mass Communication
Five Leading Newspapers’ Responses to 1992 Research Traditions: Social Science, Interpretive
Political Advertisements, 73:1, 66-76. Studies, and Critical Analysis, 73:1, 114-134.
MCLEOD, JACK M., ZHONGSHI GUO, GRIMES, TOM and ROBERT DRECHSEL,
KATIE DAILY, CATHERINE A. STEELE, Word-Picture Juxtaposition, Schemata, and Defa-
HUIPING HUANG, EDWARD HOROWITZ, and mation in Television News, 73:1, 169-180.
HUAILIN CHEN, The Impact of Traditional and JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and WAYNE
Nontraditional Media Forms in the 1992 Presi- WANTA, with TIMOTHY BOUDREAU, JANET
dential Election, 73:2, 401-416. BLANK-LIBRA, KILLIAN SCHAFFER, and
SUSSMAN, GLEN, Predictors of State Legis- SALLY TURNER, Influence Dealers: A Path
lators’ Attitudes toward Public Affairs Television Analysis Model of Agenda Building during Rich-
in the State Capital, 73:1, 77-89. ard Nixon’s War on Drugs, 73:1, 181-194.
SLATER, MICHAEL D. and DONNA
ROUNER, How Message Evaluation and Source
Social and Cultural Influences Attributes May Influence Credibility Assessment
and Belief Change, 73:4, 974-991.
EVANS, WILLIAM, Divining the Social Or- ZILLMANN, DOLF, RHONDA GIBSON, S.
der: Class, Gender, and Magazine Astrology Col- SHYAM SUNDAR, and JOSEPH W. PERKINS
umns, 73:2, 389-400. JR., Effects of Exemplification in News Reports on
GRABE, MARIA ELIZABETH, Tabloid and the Perception of Social Issues, 73:2, 427-444.
Traditional Television News Magazine Crime Sto-
ries: Crime Lessons and Reaffirmation of Social
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Class Distinctions, 73:4, 926-946.
HINDMAN, DOUGLAS BLANKS, Commu- (Alphabetical by author's last name)
nity Newspapers, Community Structural Plural-
ism, and Local Conflict with Nonlocal Groups, ACREE, CYNTHIA K. (See McKinnon).
73:3, 708-721. ADAMS, EDWARDE., Secret Combinations
HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Talk Radio: Pre- and Collusive Agreements: The Scripps Newspa-
dictors of Use and Effects on Attitudes about per Empire and the Early Roots of Joint Operating
Government, 73:1, 102-113. Agreements, 73:1, 195-205.
KEENAN, KEVIN L., Skin Tones and Physi- AUST, CHARLES F. and DOLF ZILLMANN,
cal Features of Blacks in Magazine Advertise- Effects of Victim Exemplification in Television
ments, 73:4, 905-912. News on Viewer Perception of Social Issues, 73:4,
KINNICK, KATHERINE N., DEAN M. 787-803.
KRUGMAN, and GLEN T. CAMERON, Compas- BALDASSARE, MARK and CHERYL KATZ,
sion Fatigue: Communication and Burnout to- Measures of Attitude Strength as Predictors of
ward Social Problems, 73:3, 687-707. Willingness to Speak to the Media, 73:1, 147-158.
LIEBLER, CAROL M. and JACOB BENDIX, BEAM, RANDAL A., How Perceived
Old-Growth Forests on Network News: News Environmenta! Uncertainty Influences the Mar-
Sources and the Framing of an Environmental keting Orientation of U.S. Daily Newspapers, 73:2,
Controversy, 73:1, 53-65. 285-303.
InpEx TO VOLUME 73 1035
BECKER, JONATHAN A., A Disappearing 73:4, 857-877.
Enemy: The Image of the United States in Soviet DEMERS, DAVID PEARCE, Does Personal
Political Cartoons, 73:3, 609-619. Experience in a Community Increase or Decrease
BECKER, LEE B., VERNON A. STONE, and Newspaper Reading? 73:2, 304-318.
JOSEPH D. GRAF, Journalism Labor Force Sup- DICK, STEVEN J. (See Ellis).
ply and Demand: Is Oversupply an Explanation DRAGER, MICHAEL W. (See Riffe).
for Low Wages? 73:3, 519-533. DRECHSEL, ROBERT (See Grimes).
BENDIX, JACOB (See Liebler). DUFFY, MARGARET (See Lafky).
BERKOWITZ, DAN (See Lafky). ELLIS, BARBARA G. and STEVEN J. DICK,
BLANK-LIBRA, JANET (See Johnson). “Who Was ‘Shadow’?” The Computer Knows:
BLESKE, GLEN L. (See Straughan). Applying Grammar-Program Statistics in Con-
BLOUNT, DAVID (See Cameron). tent Analyses to Solve Mysteries about Author-
BODLE, JOHN V., Assessing News Quality: ship, 73:4, 947-962.
A Comparison between Community and Student ETTEMA, JAMES S. and LIMOR PEER,
Daily Newspapers, 73:3, 672-686. Good News from a Bad Neighborhood: Toward
BOUDREAU, TIMOTHY (See Johnson and an Alternative to the Discourse of Urban Pathol-
Glowaki). ogy, 73:4, 835-856.
BOUDREAU, TIMOTHY (See Johnson and EVANS, WILLIAM, Divining the Social
Wanta). Order: Class, Gender, and Magazine Astrology
BREWER, MARCUS and MAXWELL Columns, 73:2, 389-400.
MCCOMBS, Setting the Community Agenda, FINK, EDWARD J. and WALTERGANTZ, A
73:1, 7-16. Content Analysis of Three Mass Communication
BUNKER, MATTHEW D., Have It Your Research Traditions: Social Science, Interpretive
Way? Public Records Law and Computerized Studies, and Critical Analysis, 73:1, 114-134.
Government Information, 73:1, 90-101. GANTZ, WALTER (See Fink).
BURKUM, LARRY (See Riffe). GIBSON, RHONDA (See Zillmann).
BURT, ELIZABETH V., The Wisconsin Press GLADNEY,GEORGE ALBERT, How Editors
and Woman Suffrage, 1911-1919: An Analysis of and Readers Rank and Rate the Importance of
Factors Affecting Coverage by Ten Diverse News- Eighteen Traditional Standards of Newspaper
papers, 73:3, 620-634. Excellence, 73:2, 319-331.
CAMERON,GLENT. and DAVIDBLOUNT, GLOWAKI, CHRIS (See Johnson).
VNRs and Air Checks: A Content Analysis of the GRABE, MARIA ELIZABETH, Tabloid and
Use of Video News Releases in Television News- Traditional Television News Magazine Crime Sto-
casts, 73:4, 890-904. ries: Crime Lessons and Reaffirmation of Social
CAMERON, GLEN T., KUEN-HEE JU-PAK, Class Distinctions, 73:4, 926-946.
and BONG-HYUN KIM, Advertorials in Maga- GRAF, JOSEPH D. (See Becker).
zines: Current Use and Compliance with Indus- GRIMES, TOM and ROBERT DRECHSEL,
try Guidelines, 73:3, 722-733. Word-Picture Juxtaposition, Schemata, and Defa-
CAMERON, GLEN T. (See Kinnick). mation in Television News, 73:1, 169-180.
CHANCE, JEAN (See Walsh-Childers). GUO, ZHONGSHI (See McLeod).
CHEN, HUAILIN (See McLeod). HARGROVE, THOMAS (See Stempel).
CHERN, DAVID SHANO-YEON (See HENNIJNOHNG, AHustrAaliaMn J,ourn al-
Voakes). ists’ Professional and Ethical Values, 73:1, 206-
COLLINS, ROSS F., A Battle for Humor: Sat- 218.
ire and Censorship in Le Bavard, 73:3, 645-656. HERZOG, KRISTIN (See Walsh-Childers).
COULSON, DAVIDC. and STEPHEN LACY, HINDMAN, DOUGLAS BLANKS, Commu-
Journalists’ Perceptions of How Newspaper and nity Newspapers, Community Structural Plural-
Broadcast News Competition Affects Newspaper ism, and Local Conflict with Nonlocal Groups,
Content, 73:2, 354-363. 73:3, 708-721.
DAILY, KATIE (See McLeod). HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Talk Radio: Pre-
DAVID, PRABU, Role of Imagery in Recall of dictors of Use and Effects on Attitudes about
Deviant News, 73:4, 804-820. Government, 73:1, 102-113.
DELAURELL, RICHARD (See HOPKINS, W. WAT, The Supreme Court
Rothenbuhler). Defines the Marketplace of Ideas, 73:1, 40-52.
DEMERS, DAVID, Corporate Newspaper HOROWITZ, EDWARD (See McLeod).
Structure, Editorial Page Vigor, and Social Change, HUANG, HUIPING (See McLeod).
1036 JourNALIsSM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
HUBERLIE, MARA (See Merskin). LIPARI, LISBETH, Journalistic Authority:
JENSEN, ROBERT, Journalists and the Textual Strategies of Legitimation, 73:4, 821-834.
Overtime Provisions of the Fair Labor Standards MATTHEWS, MARTHA N., How Public
Act, 73:2, 417-426. Ownership Affects Publisher Autonomy, 73:2,
JOHNSON, OWEN V. (See Wu). 342-353.
JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and TIMOTHY MCCOMBS, MAXWELL (See Brewer).
BOUDREAU, with CHRIS GLOWAKI, Turning MCKINNON, LORI MELTON, LYNDA LEE
the Spotlight Inward: How Five Leading News KAID, JANET MURPHY, and CYNTHIA K.
Organizations Covered the Media in the 1992 ACREE, Policing Political Ads: An Analysis of
Presidential Election, 73:3, 657-671. Five Leading Newspapers’ Responses to 1992
JOHNSON, THOMAS J. and WAYNE Political Advertisements, 73:1, 66-76.
WANTA, with TIMOTHY BOUDREAU, JANET MCLEOD, JACK M., ZHONGSHI GUO,
BLANK-LIBRA, KILLIAN SCHAFFER, and KATIE DAILY, CATHERINE A. STEELE,
SALLY TURNER, Influence Dealers: A Path HUIPING HUANG, EDWARD HOROWITZ, and
Analysis Model of Agenda Building during Rich- HUAILIN CHEN, The Impact of Traditional and
ard Nixon’s War on Drugs, 73:1, 181-194. Nontraditional Media Forms in the 1992
JU-PAK, KUEN-HEE (See Cameron). Presidential Election, 73:2, 401-416.
KAID, LYNDA LEE (See McKinnon). MERSKIN, DEBRA L. and MARA
KAPFER, JACK (See Voakes). HUBERLIE, Companionship in the Classifieds:
KATZ, CHERYL (See Baldassare). The Adoption of Personal Advertisements by Daily
KEENAN, KEVIN L., Skin Tones and Physi- Newspapers, 73:1, 219-229.
cal Features of Blacks in Magazine Advertise- MILLER, RANDY E. and WAYNE WANTA,
ments, 73:4, 905-912. Race as a Variable in Agenda Setting, 73:4, 913-
KIM, BONG-HYUN (See Cameron) 925.
KINNICK, KATHERINE N., DEAN M. MULLEN, LAWRENCE J. = (See
KRUGMAN,an d GLEN T. CAMERON, Compas- Rothenbuhler).
sion Fatigue: Communication and Burnout to- MURPHY, JANET (See McKinnon).
ward Social Problems, 73:3, 687-707. NAGOVAN, JASON (See Riffe).
KNUDSON, JERRY W., Licensing Journal- NEUZIL, MARK, Hearst, Roosevelt, and the
ists in Latin America: An Appraisal, 73:4, 878-889. Muckrake Speech of 1906: A New Perspective,
KRUGMAN, DEAN M. (See Kinnick). 73:1, 29-39.
KURPIUS, DAVID (See Voakes). PEER, LIMOR (See Ettema).
LACY, STEPHEN and DANIEL RIFFE, PERKINS, JOSEPH W., JR. (See Zillmann).
Sampling Errorand Selecting Intercoder Reliability RIFFE, DANIEL, STEPHEN LACY, JASON
Samples for Nominal Content Categories, 73:4, NAGOVAN, and LARRY BURKUM, The Effec-
963-973. tiveness of Simple and Stratified Random Sam-
LACY, STEPHEN, MARY ALICE SHAVER, pling in Broadcast News Content Analysis, 73:1,
and CHARLES ST. CYR, The Effects of Public 159-168.
Ownership and Newspaper Competition on the RIFFE, DANIEL. STEPHEN LACY, and
Financial Performance of Newspaper Corpora- MICHAEL W. DRAGER, Sample Size in Content
tions: A Replication and Extension, 73:2, 332-341. Analysis of Weekly News Magazines, 73:3, 635-
LACY, STEPHEN (See Coulson). 644.
LACY, STEPHEN (See Riffe, Nagovan, and RIFFE, DANIEL (See Lacy).
Burkum). ROTHENBUHLER, ERIC W., LAWRENCE
LACY, STEPHEN (See Riffe and Drager). J. MULLEN, RICHARD DELAURELL, and
LAFKY, SUE, MARGARET DUFFY, MARY CHOON RYUL RYU, Communication,
STEINMAUS, and DAN BERKOWITZ, Looking Community Attachment, and Involvement, 73:2,
through Gendered Lenses: Female Stereotyping 445-466.
in Advertisements and Gender Role Expectations, ROUNER, DONNA (See Slater).
73:2, 379-388. RYU, CHOON RYUL (See Rothenbuhler).
LEICHTY, GREG and JEFF SPRINGSTON, ST. CYR, CHARLES (See Lacy).
Elaborating Public Relations Roles, 73:2, 467-477. SCHAFFER, KILLIAN (See Johnson).
LIEBLER, CAROL M. and JACOB BENDIX, SHAVER, MARY ALICE (See Lacy).
Old-Growth Forests on Network News: News SLATER, MICHAEL D. and DONNA
Sources and the Framing of an Environmental ROUNER, How Message Evaluation and Source
Controversy, 73:1, 53-65. Attributes May Influence Credibility Assessment
Inpex TO VOLUME 73 1037
and Belief Change, 73:4, 974-991. ALLEN, DAVID S. and ROBERT JENSEN,
SPRINGSTON, JEFF (See Leichty). eds., Freeing the First Amendment: Critical Per-
STEELE, CATHERINE A. (See McLeod). spectives on Freedom of Expression (Laurence B.
STEINMAUS, MARY (See Lafky). Alexander) 73:2, 485.
STEMPEL, GUIDO H., Ill and THOMAS ALTHEIDE, DAVID L., An Ecology of Com-
HARGROVE, Mass Media Audiences in a Chang- munication: Cultura] Formats of Control (Julia B.
ing Media Environment, 73:3, 549-558. Corbett) 73:3, 752.
STONE, VERNON A. (See Becker). ALWOOD, EDWARD, Straight News: Gays,
STRAUGHAN, DULCIE, GLEN L. BLESKE, Lesbians and the News Media (Fred Fejes) 73:3,
and XINSHU ZHAO, Modeling Format and 768.
Source Effects of an Advocacy Message, 73:1, 135- ASANTE, CLEMENT E., The Press in Ghana,
146. Problems and Piospects (F. Mitchell Land) 73:4,
SUNDAR, S. SHYAM (See Zillmann). 1012.
SUSSMAN, GLEN, Predictors of State Legis- BANKS, STEPHEN P., Multicultural Public
lators’ Attitudes toward Public Affairs Television Relations: A Social-Interpretive Approach
in the State Capital, 73:1, 77-89. (Marilyn Kern-Foxworth) 73:2, 496.
SYLVIE, GEORGE, Departmental Influences BARNOUW, ERIK, Media Marathon: A
on Interdepartmental Cooperation in Daily Twentieth Century Memoir (Diane L. Borden)
Newspapers, 73:1, 230-241. 73:2, 493.
TURNER, SALLY (See Johnson). BERGER, ARTHUR ASA, Essentials of Mass
VOAKES, PAUL S., JACK KAPFER, DAVID Communication Theory (Keith Kenney) 73:1,251.
KURPIUS, and DAVID SHANO-YEON CHERN, BERRY, VENISE T. and CARMEN L.
Diversity in the News: A Conceptual and Meth- MANNING-MILLER, eds., Mediated Messages and
odological Framework, 73:3, 582-593. African-American Culture: Contemporary Issues
WALSH-CHILDERS, KIM, JEAN CHANCE, (George Sylvie) 73:4, 1013.
and KRISTIN HERZOG, Sexual Harassment of BIOCCA, FRANK and MARKR. LEVY, eds.,
Women Journalists, 73:3, 559-581. Communication in the Age of Virtual Reality
WALTER, GERRY, The Ideology of Success (Sylvia E. White) 73:1, 246.
in Major American Farm Magazines, 1934-1991, BOGART, LEO, Commercial Culture: The
73:3, 594-608. Media System and the Public Interest (Phyllis
WANTA, WAYNE (See Johnson). Zagano) 73:1, 245.
WANTA, WAYNE (See Miller). BOURGAULT, LOUISE M., Mass Media in
WEAVER, DAVID (See Wu). Sub-Saharan Africa (Minabere Ibelema) 73:1, 255.
WHITE, H. ALLEN, The Salience and Perti- BRADLEE, BEN, A Good Life: Newspapering
nence of Ethics: When Journalists Do and Don’t and Other Adventures (Frank Brady) 73:1, 253.
Think for Themselves, 73:1, 17-28. BUGEJA, MICHAELJ. , Living Ethics: Devel-
WU, WEIL, DAVID WEAVER, and OWEN V. oping Values in Mass Communication (Ralph
JOHNSON, Professional Roles of Russian and Frasca) 73:1, 254.
US. Journalists: A Comparative Study, 73:3, 534- CAMPBELL, CHRISTOPHER P., Race, Myth
548. and the News (Lyndia Giles Washington) 73:1,
YANG, MEI-LING, Women’s Pages or 264.
People’s Pages: The Production of News for CASMIR, FRED L., ed., Communication in
Women in the Washington Post in the 1950s, 73:2, Eastern Europe: The Role of History, Culture, and
364-378. Media in Contemporary Conflicts (Anelia K.
ZHAO, XINSHU (See Straughan). Dimitrova) 73:3, 757.
ZILLMANN, DOLF, RHONDA GIBSON, S. CHARITY, ARTHUR, Doing Public Journal-
SHYAM SUNDAR, and JOSEPH W. PERKINS ism (David S. Allen) 73:2, 482.
JR., Effects of Exemplification in News Reports on CHIASSON, LLOYD, JR., ed., The Press in
the Perception of Social Issues, 73:2, 427-444. Times of Crisis (David L. Grey) 73:2, 498.
ZILLMANN, DOLF (See Aust). COLE, RICHARD R., ed., Communication in
Latin America: Journalism, Mass Media, and
Book Reviews INDEX Society (Gonzalo Soruco) 73:4, 995.
CRITCHLOW, JAMES, Radio Hole-in-the-
ABRAHAMSON, DAVID, ed., The Ameri- Head/Radio Liberty: An Insider’s Story of Cold
can Magazine: Research Perspectives and Pros- War Broadcasting (Chris Allen) 73:4, 1014.
pects (Judy Polumbaum) 73:2, 481. CUNNINGHAM, LIZ, Talking Politics
JourNnatisM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
(Carmen L. Manning-Miller) 73:1, 272. and CAROL REUSS, Controversies in Media Eth-
CURTIN, MICHAEL, Redeeming the Waste- ics (Mike Cowling) 73:3, 758.
land: Television Documentary and Cold War Poli- GRAUER, NEIL A., Remember Laughter: A
tics (James C. Foust) 73:1, 267. Life of James Thurber (R. Thomas Berner) 73:4,
CUTLIP, SCOTT M., Public Relations His- 1005.
tory: From the 17th to the 20th Century. The HACHTEN, WILLIAM A. with HARVA
Antecedents (Laurie J. Wilson) 73:1, 262. HACHTEN, The World News Prism: Changing
CUTLIP, SCOTT M., Public Relations: The Media of International Communication (John
Unseen Power (R. Ferrell Ervin) 73:1, 263. Maxwell Hamilton) 73:4, 1022.
DAHLGREN, PETER, Television and the HAMILTON, JOHN MAXWELL and
Public Sphere (Jack Mooney) 73:3, 769. GEORGE A. KRIMSKY, Hold the Press: The In-
DANIEL, DOUGLASS K., Lou Grant: The side Story on Newspapers (Hampden H. Smith
Making of TV’s Top Newspaper Drama (Mat- Ill) 73:4, 1001.
thew C. Ehrlich) 73:3, 759. HESS, STEPHEN, News & Newsmaking: Es-
DAY, JAMES, The Vanishing Vision: The says by Stephen Hess (James Hamilton) 73:3, 763.
Inside Story of Public Television (John E. Craft) HESS, STEPHEN, International News & For-
73:2, 504. eign Correspondents (Rosenthal Calmon Alves)
DEMERS, DAVID PEARCE, The Menace of 73:4, 1003.
the Corporate Newspaper: Facto r Fiction? (George HINDS, LYNN BOYD, Broadcasting the Lo-
Sylvie) 73:3, 760. cal News, The Early Years of Pittsburgh’s KDKA-
DIZARD, WILSON, JR., Old Media New TV (Don Edwards) 73:2, 481.
Media: Mass Communications in the Information JACKALL, ROBERT, ed., Propaganda (John
Age (William G. Covington Jr.) 73:1, 260. Butler) 73:1, 262.
DIZARD, WILSON, JR., Old Media/New JACKAWAY, GWENYTH L., Media at War:
Media Mass Communication in the Information Radio’s Challenge to the Newspapers, 1924-1939
Age, Second Edition (Steven J. Dick) 73:4, 1009. (Catherine Cassara) 73:4, 1006.
DWORKIN, RONALD, Freedom’s Law: The JONES, STEVEN G., ed., Cybersociety: Com-
Moral Reading of the American Constitution (Paul puter-Mediated Communication and Community
S. Voakes) 73:4, 999. (G. Blake Armstrong) 73:1, 248.
ENDRES, KATHLEEN L. and THERESE L. JUREY, PHILOMENA, A Basement Seat to
LUECK, eds., Women’s Periodicals in the United History: Tales of Covering Presidents Nixon, Ford,
States Consumer Magazines (Liz Watts) 73:2, 506. Carter and Reagan for the Voice of America
FACKLER, P. MARK and CHARLES H. (Maureen J. Nemecek) 73:4, 995.
LIPPY, eds., Popular Religious Magazines of the KALB, MARVIN, The Nixon Memo: Politi-
United States (Debra L. Mason) 73:2, 498. cal Respectability, Russia, and the Press (Laurence
FISS, OWEN M., The irony of Free Speech B. Lain) 73:1, 259.
(Joseph A. Russomanno) 73:4, 1004. KAPLAR, RICHARD T. and PATRICK D.
FITZWATER, MARLIN, Call the Briefing! MAINES, The Government Factor: Undermining
Reagan and Bush, Sam and Helen: A Decade with Journalistic Ethics in the Information Age (Henry
Presidents and the Press (Ray E. Hiebert) 73:3, 755. Overduin) 73:4, 1000.
FLICHY, PATRICE, Dynamics of Modern KELLNER, DOUGLAS, Media Culture: Cul-
Communication: The Shaping and Impact of New tural Studies, Identity and Politics Between the
Communication Technologies (Diana Peck) 73:4, Modern and the Postmodern (Gigi Durham) 73:1,
998. 258.
FOWLES, JIB, Advertising and Popular Cul- KENDALL, KATHLEEN E., ed., Presidential
ture (Ann Maxwell) 73:3, 751. Campaign Discourse: Strategic Communication
GARCIA, MARIO T., ed., Rubén Salazar Problems (Edward C. Pease) 73:1, 260.
Border Correspondent: Selected Writings, 1955- KENNERLY, DAVID H., PhotoOp (Kenneth
1970 (Felix Gutierrez) 73:2, 501. R. Kobre) 73:4, 1010.
GATES, BILL with NATHAN MYHRVOLD KINNEY, HARRISON, James Thurber: His
and PETER RINEARSON, The Road Ahead Life and Times (R. Thomas Berner) 73:4, 1005.
(Suzanne Huffman) 73:2, 500. KISSELOFF, JEFF, The Box: An Oral History
GJELTEN, TOM, Sarajevo Daily: A City and of Television, 1920-1961 (Lynette M. Lashley) 73:3,
Its Newspaper Under Siege (Ray E. Hiebert) 73:1, 754.
270. KOCHERSBERGER, ROBERT C., JR., ed.,
GORDON, A. DAVID, JOHN M. KITTROSS, More Than a Muckraker: Ida Minerva Tarbell’s
INDEX TO VOLUME 73
Lifetime in Journalism (Beverly G. Merrick) 73:4, POLSGROVE, CAROL, It Wasn't Pretty,
1007. Folks, But Didn’t We Have Fun?: Esquire in the
KURTZ, HOWARD, Hot Air: All Talk All the Sixties (Sallie Rose Hollis) 73:2, 488.
Time: An Inside Look at the Performers and the PRATTE, PAUL A., Gods Within The Ma-
Pundits (Thimios Zaharopoulos) 73:4, 1002. chine: A History of the American Society of News-
LAMAY, CRAIG L. and EVERETTE E. paper Editors, 1923-1993 (Don H. Corrigan) 73:1,
DENNIS, eds., The Culture Of Crime (Barbara J. 252.
Hipsman) 73:4, 996. PRING, GEORGE W. and PENELOPE
LAUTERER, JOCK, Community Journalism: CANAN, SLAPPS: Getting Sued for Speaking
The Personal Approach (Gale A. Workman) 73:1, Out (Kyu Ho Youm) 73:3, 766.
247. PROCHNAU, WILLIAM, Once Upon a Dis-
LEEDS-HURWITZ, WENDY, ed., Social Ap- tant War: Young War Correspondents and the
proaches to Communication (Beverly James) 73:3, Early Vietnam Battles (BruceJ .E vensen) 73:3, 764.
767. RILEY, SAM G., Biographical Dictionary of
LICHTER, S. ROBERT and RICHARD E. American Newspaper Columnists (Edward C.
NOYES, Good Intentions Make Bad News: Why Applegate) 73:3, 753.
Americans Hate Campaign Journalism (Dwight RIVERS, CARYL, Slick Spins and Fractured
Dewerth-Pallmeyer) 73:2, 487. Facts: How Cultural Myths Distort the News
LIPSET, SEYMOUR MARTIedN.,, Th e Ency- (Harry Amana) 73:4, 1015.
clopedia of Democracy (Michael B. Salwen) 73:2, ROGERS, EVERETT M.., Diffusion of Innova-
483. tions, 4th ed. (V.M. Mishra) 73:1, 249.
LUDES, PETER, ed., Visualizing the Public ROTHENBERG, RANDALL, Where the
Spheres (William J. Eaton) 73:1, 273. Suckers Moon: The Life and Death of an Adver-
LULL, JAMES, Media, Communication, Cul- tising Campaign (Tom Jordan) 73:2, 505.
ture. A Global Approach (Carol M. Liebler) 73:1, RUDENSTINE, DAVID, The Day the Presses
257. Stopped: A History of the Pentagon Papers Case
MALONE, MICHAEL S., The Microproces- (Paul Alfred Pratte) 73:3, 759.
sor: A Biography (Paula M. Poindexter) 73:2, 494. SAMUELS, PEGGY and HAROLD, Remem-
MAREK, JAYNE E., Women Editing Mod- bering the Maine (J. Steven Smethers) 73:1, 268.
ernism: “Little” Magazines & Literary History SHIELDS, ROB, ed., Cultures of Internet:
(Carolyn Kitch) 73:3, 773. Virtual Spaces, Real Histories, Living Bodies
MARTIN, SHANNON E., Bits, Bytes, and (Tamara K. Baldwin) 73:4, 997.
Big Brother: Federal Information Control in the SILK, MARK, Unsecular Media: Making News
Technological Age (William J. Leonhirth) 73:1, of Religion in America ((Phyllis E. Aisdurf) 73:4,
245. 1020.
MAYNARD, ROBERT C. with DORI J. SMITH, JOEL, Understanding the Media: A
MAYNARD, Letters to My Children (George Sociology of Mass Communication (James K. Van
Estrada) 73:2, 489. Leuven) 73:4, 1018.
MCCHESNEY, ROBERT W., Telecommuni- SPRAGENS, WILLIAM C., Electronic
cations, Mass Media, & Democracy (Beth Haller) Magazines: Soft News Programs on Network
73:1, 272. Television (Salma I. Ghanem) 73:1, 250.
MONDAK, JEFFERY J., Nothing to Read: STAMPS, JUDITH, Unthinking Modernity:
Newspapers and Elections in a Socia! Experiment Innis, McLuhan and the Frankfurt School (K.
(David H. Morrissey) 73:2, 497. Viswanath) 73:2, 502.
NACOS, BRIGETTE L., Terrorism and the STAUBER, JOHNandSHELDON RAMPTON,
Media: From the Iran Hostage Crisis to the Okla- Toxic Sludge is Good For You: Lies, Damn Lies and
homa City Bombing (Richard Shafer) 73:3, 770. the Public Relations Industry (Richard M. Dubiel)
NEVILLE, JOHN F., The Press, the 73:4, 1017.
Rosenbergs and the Cold War (J. Michael STEMPEL, TOM, Storytellers to the Nation:
Robertson) 73:2, 499. A History of American Television Writing (Luett J.
PAVLIK, JOHN V., New Media Technology: Hanson) 73:4, 1016.
Cultural and Commercial Perspectives (Lucinda STOUT, DANIEL A. and JUDITH
D. Davenport) 73:3, 762. BUDDENBAUM, eds., Religion and Mass Media:
PEASE, EDWARD C. and EVERETTE E. Audiences and Adaptations (Debra L. Mason)
DENNIS, eds., Radio — The Forgotten Medium 73:3, 765.
(Douglas Blanks Hindman) 73:1, 266. STRASBURGER, VICTOR C., Adolescents
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and the Media: Medical and Psychological Impact Death in the Family (David T. Z. Mindich) 73:3,
(Myra Gregory Knight) 73:3, 751. 772.
STREITMATTER, RODGER, Unspeakable: WAHL, OTTO F., Media Madness: Public
The Rise of the Gay and Lesbian Press in America Images of Mental Illness (William Evans) 73:2,
(Carolyn M. Byerly) 73:4, 1021. 492.
THOMPSON, EDWARD K., A Love Affair WEST, BERNADETTE, PETER M. SAND-
with Life and Smithsonian (Nancy Shepherdson) MAN, and MICHAEL R. GREENBERG, eds., The
73:2, 491. Reporter’s Environmental Handbook (T. Michael
TURKLE, SHERRY, Life On The Screen: Iden- Maher) 73:1, 269.
tity in the Age of the Internet (Elliot King) 73:2, WESTON, MARY ANN, Native Americans
490. in the News: Images of Indians in the Twentieth
VALENTE, THOMAS W., Network Models Century Press (Lucy Ganje) 73:3, 761.
of the Diffusion of Innovations (Carolyn A. Lin) WHILLOCK, RITA KIRK and DAVID
73:4, 1008. SLAYDEN, eds., Hate Speech (Robert E.
VAUGDIAHNE,A TheNChal,leng er Launch Humphrey) 73:2, 488.
Decision: Risky Technology, Culture, and Devi- WILSON, CLINT C., Il and FELIX
ance at NASA (James W. Tankard Jr.) 73:3, 756. GUTIERREZ, Race, Multiculturalism, and the
VLANTON, ELIAS and ZAK METTGER, Media: From Mass toClass Communication (George
Who Killed George Polk? The Press Covers Up a Sylvie) 73:4, 1013.
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