Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 2007: Vol 84 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 84
SUBJECT INDEX CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E.
HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ-
ence? The Effects of Local, National, and
ADVERTISING Internet News on Public Opinion Infer-
ences, 84:2, 315-334.
SOH, HYEONJIN, LEONARD N. COLEMAN, RENITA and MAXWELL
REID, and KAREN WHITEHILL KING, MCCOMEBS, The Young and Agenda-less?
Trust in Different Advertising Media, 84:3, Exploring Age-related Di‘ferences in
455-476. Agenda Setting on the Youngest Genera-
WARREN, RON, JAN L. WICKS, tion, Baby Boomers, and the Civic Gen-
ROBERT H. WICKS, IGNATIUS FOSU, eration, 84:3, 495-508.
and DONGHUNG CHONG, Food and KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL
Beverage Advertising to Children on U.S. MCCOMBS, News Story Descriptions
Television: Did National Food Advertisers and the Public's Opinions of Political
Respond?, 84:4, 795-810. Candidates, 84:2, 299-314.
YOO, CHAN YUN, Implicit Memory KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social
Measures for Web Advertising Effective- Capital, and Civic Participation in South
ness, 84:1, 7-23. Korea, 84:3, 477-494.
LEE, JAE KOOK, The Effect of the
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS Internet on Homogeneity of the Media
Agenda: A Test of the Fragmentation The-
SOH, HYEONJIN, LEONARD N. sis, 84:4, 745-760.
REID, and KAREN WHITEHILL KING, LIM, JOON SOO and EYUN-JUNG
Trust in Different Advertising Media, 84:3, KI, Resistance to Ethically Suspicious
455-476. Parody Video on YouTube: A Test of
STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR- Inoculation Theory, 84:4, 713-728.
GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL III, NAN, XIAOLI, The Relative Persua-
Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief sive Effect of Gain- versus Loss-Framed
in 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353- Messages: Exploring the Moderating Role
OTe: of the Desirability of End-States, 84:3, 509-
524.
SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS
CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA,
Geography Differentiates Online Newspa- Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial
per Audiences, 84:3, 562-581. Stereotypes Activated by News Stories,
84:2, 249-264.
COMMUNICATION EFFECTS RODGERS, SHELLY, Effects of Spon-
sorship Congruity on E-sponsors and E-
BEAUDOIN, CHRIS, Media Effects newspapers, 84:1, 24-39.
on Public Safety Following a Natural Di- STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR-
saster: Testing Lagged Dependent Variable GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL III,
Models, 84:4, 695-712. Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief in
CHIA, STELLA C., Third-person Per- 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353-372.
ceptions about Idealized Body Image and TAN, YUE and DAVID WEAVER,
Weight-loss Behavior, 84:4, 677-694. Agenda-setting Effects among the Media,
INDEX TO VOLUME 84 881
the Public, and Congress, 1946-2004, 84:4, LEE, JAE KOOK, The Effect of the
729-744. Internet on Homogeneity of the Media
YOO, CHAN YUN, Implicit Memory Agenda: A Test of the Fragmentation The-
Measures for Web Advertising Effective- sis, 84:4, 745-760.
ness, 84:1, 7-23. LIM, JOON SOO and EYUN-JUNG
KI, Resistance to Ethically Suspicious
COMMUNICATION THEORY Parody Video on YouTube: A Test of
Inoculation Theory, 84:4, 713-728.
BEAUDOIN, CHRIS, Media Effects NAN, XIAOLI, The Relative Persua-
on Public Safety Following a Natural Di- sive Effect of Gain- versus Loss-Framed
saster: Testing Lagged Dependent Variable Messages: Exploring the Moderating Role
Models, 84:4, 695-712. of the Desirability of End-States, 84:3, 509-
CHIA, STELLA C., Third-person Per- 524.
ceptions about Idealized Body Image and POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE
Weight-loss Behavior, 84:4, 677-694. SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body
CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E. Image and Magazine — Standards:
HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ- Considering Dimensions of Age and
ence? The Effects of Local, National, and Ethnicity, 84:3, 525-545.
Internet News on Public Opinion Infer- POTTER, W. JAMES and KARYN
ences, 84:2, 315-334. RIDDLE, A Content Analysis of the Media
COLEMAN, RENITA and MAXWELL Effects Literature, 84:1, 90-104.
MCCOMBS, The Young and Agenda-less? RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA,
Exploring Age-related Differences in Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial
Agenda Setting on the Youngest Genera- Stereotypes Activated by News Stories,
tion, Baby Boomers, and the Civic Gen- 84:2, 249-264.
eration, 84:3, 495-508. RODGERS, SHELLY, Effects of Spon-
HOFFMAN, LINDSAY H. and MICHAEL sorship Congruity on E-sponsors and E-
D. SLATER, Evaluating Public Discourse newspapers, 84:1, 24-39.
in Newspaper Opinion Articles: Values- STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR-
Framing and Integrative Complexity in GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL HL,
Substance and Health Policy Issues, 84:1, Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief
58-74. in 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353-
JHA, SONORA, Exploring internet In- 372.
fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest: SWAIN, KRISTEN ALLEY, Outrage
Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov- Factors and Explanations in News Cov-
erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57. erage of the Anthrax Attacks, 84:2, 335-
KI, EYUN-JUNG and LINDA CHIL- 352.
DERS HON, Reliability and Validity of TAN, YUE and DAVID WEAVER,
Organization-Public Relationship Mea- Agenda-setting Effects among the Media,
surement and Linkages among Relation- the Public, and Congress, 1946-2004, 84:4,
ship Indicators in a Membership Organi- 729-744.
zation, 84:3, 419-438. TREMAYNE, MARK, AMY SCHMITZ
KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL WEISS, and ROSENTAL CALMON ALVES,
MCCOMBS, News Story Descriptions From Product to Service: The Diffusion of
and the Public's Opinions of Political Dynamic Content in Online Newspapers,
Candidates, 84:2, 299-314. 84:4, 825-839.
KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social YOO, CHAN YUN, Implicit Memory
Capital, and Civic Participation in South Measures for Web Advertising Effective-
Korea, 84:3, 477-494. ness, 84:1, 7-23.
882
JOURNALISM & Mass COMM
CONTENT ANALYSIS TREMAYNE, MARK, AMY SCHMITZ
WEISS, and ROSENTAL CALMON ALVES,
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite From Product to Service: The Diffusion of
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of Dynamic Content in Online Newspapers,
the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and 84:4, 825-839.
Source Use, 84:4, 761-776. WARREN, RON, JAN L. WICKS,
CHO, SOOYOUNG, TV News Cov- ROBERT H. WICKS, IGNATIUS FOSU,
erage of Plastic Surgery, 1972-2004, 84:1, and DONGHUNG CHONG, Food and
75-89. Beverage Advertising to Children on U.S.
FAHMY, SHAHIRA, JAMES D. KELLY, Television: Did National Food Advertisers
and YUNG SOO KIM, What Katrina Respond?, 84:4, 795-810.
Revealed: A Visual Analysis of the Hurri-
cane Coverage by News Wires and U.S. ECONOMICS OF THE PRESS
Newspapers, 84:3, 546-561.
HESTER, JOE BOB and ELIZABETH SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS
DOUGALL, The Efficiency of Constructed CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How
Week Sampling for Content Analysis of Geography Differentiates Online Newspa-
Online News, 84:4, 811-824. per Audiences, 84:3, 562-581.
HOFFMAN, LINDSAY H. and MICHAEL TREMAYNE, MARK, AMY SCHMITZ
D. SLATER, Evaluating Public Discourse WEISS, and ROSENTAL CALMON ALVES,
in Newspaper Opinion Articles: Values- From Product to Service: The Diffusion of
Framing and Integrative Complexity in Dynamic Content in Online Newspapers,
Substance and Health Policy Issues, 84:1, 84:4, 825-839.
58-74.
JHA, SONORA, Exploring Internet In- ETHICS
fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest:
Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov- LASORSA, DOMINIC and JIA DAI,
erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57. When News Reporters Deceive: The Pro-
KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL duction of Stereotypes, 84:2, 281-298.
MCCOMBS, News Story Descriptions MARKEN, LISE, The Real and the
and the Public's Opinions of Political Right: Journalistic Authority and the Cov-
Candidates, 84:2, 299-314. erage of Judith Miller, 84:2, 265-280.
LASORSA, DOMINIC and JIA DAI,
When News Reporters Deceive: The GENDER AND MEDIA
Production of Stereotypes, 84:2, 281-298.
MARKEN, LISE, The Real and the CHIA, STELLA C., Third-person Per-
Right: Journalistic Authority and the Cov- ceptions about Idealized Body Image and
erage of Judith Miller, 84:2, 265-280. Weight-loss Behavior, 84:4, 677-694.
MASTIN, TERESA, JOUNGHWA CHOI, POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE
GIA ELISE BARBOZA, and LORI POST, SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body
Newspapers’ Framing of Elder Abuse: It’s Image and Magazine Standards: Consi-
Not a Family Affair, 84:4, 777-794. dering Dimensions of Age and Ethnicity,
POTTER, W. JAMES and KARYN 84:3, 525-545.
RIDDLE, A Content Analysis of the Media
Effects Literature, 84:1, 90-104. HISTORY
SWAIN, KRISTEN ALLEY, Outrage
Factors and Explanations in News Cov- ALWOOD, EDWARD, Watching the
erage of the Anthrax Attacks, 84:2, 335- Watchdogs: FBI Spying on Journalists in
352. the 1940s, 84:1, 137-150.
883
CARVALHO, JOHN, The Banning of Parody Video on YouTube: A Test of
Bill Tilden: Amateur Tennis and Profes- Inoculation Theory, 84:4, 713-728.
sional Journalism in Jazz-Age America, RODGERS, SHELLY, Effects of Spon-
84:1, 122-136. sorship Congruity on E-sponsors and E-
COLE, JACI and JOHN MAXWELL newspapers, 84:1, 24-39.
HAMILTON, A Natural History of Foreign SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS
Correspondence: A Study of the Chicago CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How
Daily News, 1900-1921, 84:1, 151-166. Geography Differentiates Online Newspa-
RUSSELL, KAREN MILLER, JANICE per Audiences, 84:3, 562-581.
HUME, and KAREN SICHLER, Libbie TREMAYNE, MARK, AMY SCHMITZ
Custer’s “Last Stand”: Image Restoration, WEISS, and ROSENTAL CALMON ALVES,
the Press, and Public Memory, 84:3, 582- From Product to Service: The Diffusion of
599. Dynamic Content in Online Newspapers,
84:4, 825-839.
INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND POLICY
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of HOWARD, PHILIP N. and STEPH-
the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and ANIE SMITH, Channeling Diversity in the
Source Use, 84:4, 761-776. Public Spectrum: Who Qualifies to Bid for
COLE, JACI and JOHN MAXWELL Which FCC Licenses?, 84:2, 215-230.
HAMILTON, A Natural History of Foreign
Correspondence: A Study of the Chicago
Daily News, 1900-1921, 84:1, 151-166. MAGAZINE JOURNALISM
KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social
Capital, and Civic Participation in South POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE
Korea, 84:3, 477-494. SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body
Image and Magazine Standards: Consi-
INTERNET dering Dimensions of Age and Ethnicity,
84:3, 525-545.
CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E.
HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ- MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP
ence? The Effects of Local, National, and
Internet News on Public Opinion Infer- AUMAN, ANN, Survival in Paradise:
ences, 84:2, 315-334. How “Local Identity” Helped Save the
HESTER, JOE BOB and ELIZABETH Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 84:2, 373-391.
DOUGALL, The Efficiency of Constructed DESANTO, BARBARA, DANNY MOSS,
Week Sampling for Content Analysis of and ANDREW NEWMAN, Building an
Online News, 84:4, 811-824. Understanding of the Main Elements of
JHA, SONORA, Exploring Internet In- Management in the Communication/
fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest: Public Relations Context: A Study of U.S.
Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov- Practitioners’ Practices, 84:3, 439-454.
erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57. HOWARD, PHILIP N. and STEPH-
LEE, JAE KOOK, The Effect of the ANIE SMITH, Channeling Diversity in the
Internet on Homogeneity of the Media Public Spectrum: Who Qualifies to Bid for
Agenda: A Test of the Fragmentation The- Which FCC Licenses?, 84:2, 215-230.
sis, 84:4, 745-760. KI, EYUN-JUNG and LINDA CHIL-
LIM, JOON SOO and‘ EYUN-JUNG DERS HON, Reliability and Validity of
KI, Resistance to Ethically Suspicious Organization-Public Relationship Mea-
884
JOURNALISM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
surement and Linkages among Relation- Public Spectrum: Who Qualifies to Bid for
ship Indicators in a Membership Organi- Which FCC Licenses?, 84:2, 215-230.
zation, 84:3, 419-438. JHA, SONORA, Exploring Internet In-
PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest:
STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News- Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov-
room, 84:2, 231-248. erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57.
REINARDY, SCOTT, Satisfaction vs. KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL MC-
Sacrifice: Sports Editors Assess the Influ- COMBS, News Story Descriptions and
ences of Life Issues on Job Satisfaction, the Public's Opinions of Political Candi-
84:1, 105-121. dates, 84:2, 299-314.
SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social
CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How Capital, and Civic Participation in South
Geography Differentiates Online Newspa- Korea, 84:3, 477-494.
per Audiences, 84:3, 562-581. LIM, JOON SOO and EYUN-JUNG
KI, Resistance to Ethically Suspicious
MEDIA AND SOCIETY Parody Video on YouTube: A Test of
Inoculation Theory, 84:4, 713-728.
BEAUDOIN, CHRIS, Media Effects MASTIN, TERESA, JOUNGHWA CHOI,
on Public Safety Following a Natural Di- GIA ELISE BARBOZA, and LORI POST,
saster: Testing Lagged Dependent Variable Newspapers’ Framing of Elder Abuse: It’s
Models, 84:4, 695-712. Not a Family Affair, 84:4, 777-794.
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body
the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and Image and Magazine Standards: Consi-
Source Use, 84:4, 761-776. dering Dimensions of Age and Ethnicity,
CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E. 84:3, 525-545.
HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ- PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH
ence? The Effects of Local, National, and STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News-
Internet News on Public Opinion Infer- room, 84:2, 231-248.
ences, 84:2, 315-334. RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA,
COLEMAN, RENITA and MAXWELL Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial
MCCOMBS, The Young and Agenda-less? Stereotypes Activated by News Stories,
Exploring Age-related Differences in 84:2, 249-264.
Agenda Setting on the Youngest Genera- RODGERS, SHELLY, Effects of Spon-
tion, Baby Boomers, and the Civic Gen- sorship Congruity on E-sponsors and E-
eration, 84:3, 495-508. newspapers, 84:1, 24-39.
FAHMY, SHAHIRA, JAMES D. KELLY, SOH, HYEONJIN, LEONARD N.
and YUNG SOO KIM, What Katrina REID, and KAREN WHITEHILL KING,
Revealed: A Visual Analysis of the Hurri- Trust in Different Advertising Media, 84:3,
cane Coverage by News Wires and U.S. 455-476.
Newspapers, 84:3, 546-561. STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR-
HOFFMAN, LINDSAY H. and MICHAEL GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL III,
D. SLATER, Evaluating Public Discourse Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief
in Newspaper Opinion Articles: Values- in 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353-
Framing and Integrative Complexity in S72.
Substance and Health Policy Issues, 84:1, SWAIN, KRISTEN ALLEY, Outrage
58-74. Factors and Explanations in News Cov-
HOWARD, PHILIP N. and STEPH- erage of the Anthrax Attacks, 84:2, 335-
ANIE SMITH, Channeling Diversity in the 302.
SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and
CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How Source Use, 84:4, 761-776.
Geography Differentiates Online Newspa- COLE, JACI and JOHN MAXWELL
per Audiences, 84:3, 562-581. HIAMILTON, A Natural History of For-
TAN, YUE and DAVID WEAVER, eign Correspondence: A Study of the
Agenda-setting Effects among the Media, Chicago Daily News, 1900-1921, 84:1, 151-
the Public, and Congress, 1946-2004, 84:4, 166.
729-744. KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL MC-
WARREN, RON, JAN L. WICKS, COMBS, News Story Descriptions and
ROBERT H. WICKS, IGNATIUS FOSU, the Public's Opinions of Political Candi-
and DONGHUNG CHONG, Food and dates, 84:2, 299-314.
Beverage Advertising to Children on U.S. LASORSA, DOMINIC and JIA DAL,
Television: Did National Food Advertisers When News Reporters Deceive: The Pro-
Respond?, 84:4, 795-810. duction of Stereotypes, 84:2, 281-298.
MARKEN, LISE, The Real and the
METHODOLOGY-RESEARCH Right: Journalistic Authority and the Cov-
erage of Judith Miller, 84:2, 265-280.
HESTER, JOE BOB and ELIZABETH MASTIN, TERESA, JOUNGHWA CHOI,
DOUGALL, The Efficiency of Constructed GIA ELISE BARBOZA, and LORI POST,
Week Sampling for Content Analysis of Newspapers’ Framing of Elder Abuse: It’s
Online News, 84:4, 811-824. Not a Family Affair, 84:4, 777-794.
POTTER, W. JAMES and KARYN RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA,
RIDDLE, A Content Analysis of the Media Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial
Effects Literature, 84:1, 90-104. Stereotypes Activated by News Stories,
84:2, 249-264.
MINORITIES REINARDY, SCOTT, Satisfaction vs.
Sacrifice: Sports Editors Assess the Influ-
HOWARD, PHILIP N. and STEPH- ences of Life Issues on Job Satisfaction,
ANIE SMITH, Channeling Diversity in the 84:1, 105-121.
Public Spectrum: Who Qualifies to Bid for
Which FCC Licenses?, 84:2, 215-230. POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE
SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E.
Image and Magazine Standards: Consi- HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ-
dering Dimensions of Age and Ethnicity, ence? The Effects of Local, National, and
84:3, 525-545. .
Internet News on Public Opinion Infer-
PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH ences, 84:2, 315-334.
STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News- COLEMAN, RENITA and MAXWELL
room, 84:2, 231-248. MCCOMBS, The Young and Agenda-less?
RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA, Exploring Age-related Differences in
Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial Agenda Setting on the Youngest Genera-
Stereotypes Activated by News Stories, tion, Baby Boomers, and the Civic Gen-
84:2, 249-264. eration, 84:3, 495-508.
JHA, SONORA, Exploring Internet In-
fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest:
NEWSWRITING AND REPORTING Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov-
erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57.
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL MC-
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of COMBS, News Story Descriptions and
886
the Public's Opinions of Political Candi- PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
dates, 84:2, 299-314.
KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social AUMAN, ANN, Survival in Paradise:
Capital, and Civic Participation in South How “Local Identity” Helped Save the
Korea, 84:3, 477-494. Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 84:2, 373-391.
LEE, JAE KOOK, The Effect of the PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH
Internet on Homogeneity of the Media STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News-
Agenda: A Test of the Fragmentation The- room, 84:2, 231-248.
sis, 84:4, 745-760. REINARDY, SCOTT, Satisfaction vs.
TAN, YUE and DAVID WEAVER, Sacrifice: Sports Editors Assess the In-
Agenda-setting Effects among the Media, fluences of Life Issues on Job Satisfaction,
the Public, and Congress, 1946-2004, 84:4, 84:1, 105-121.
729-744.
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PRESS PERFORMANCE
DESANTO, BARBARA, DANNY MOSS,
and ANDREW NEWMAN, Building an
AUMAN, ANN, Survival in Paradise: Understanding of the Main Elements of
How “Local Identity” Heiped Save the Management in the Communication
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 84:2, 373-391. Public Relations Context: A Study of U.S.
BEAUDOIN, CHRIS, Media Effects Practitioners’ Practices, 84:3, 439-454.
on Public Safety Following a Natural Di- KI, EYUN-JUNG and LINDA CHIL-
saster: Testing Lagged Dependent Variable DERS HON, Reliability and Validity of
Models, 84:4, 695-712. Organization-Public Relationship Mea-
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite surement and Linkages among Relation-
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of ship Indicators in a Membership Organi-
the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and zation, 84:3, 419-438.
Source Use, 84:4, 761-776.
HOFFMAN, LINDSAY H. and MICHAEL
D. SLATER, Evaluating Public Discourse TELEVISION
in Newspaper Opinion Articles: Values-
Framing and Integrative Complexity in CHO, SOOYOUNG, TV News Cov-
Substance and Health Policy Issues, 84:1, erage of Plastic Surgery, 1972-2004, 84:1,
58-74. 75-89.
LASORSA, DOMINIC and JIA DAI, WARREN, RON, JAN L. WICKS,
When News Reporters Deceive: The Pro- ROBERT H. WICKS, IGNATIUS FOSU,
duction of Stereotypes, 84:2, 281-298. and DONGHUNG CHONG, Food and
MARKEN, LISE, The Real and the Beverage Advertising to Children on U.S.
Right: Journalistic Authority and the Cov- Television: Did National Food Advertisers
erage of Judith Miller, 84:2, 265-280. Respond?, 84:4, 795-810.
PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH
STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News- VISUAL
room, 84:2, 231-248.
STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR- FAHMY, SHAHIRA, JAMES D. KELLY,
GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL IIL, and YUNG SOO KIM, What Katrina
Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief Revealed: A Visual Analysis of the Hurri-
in 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353- cane Coverage by News Wires and U.S.
ar2. Newspapers, 84:3, 546-561.
887
ALPHABETICAL INDEX DAI, JIA (See Lasorsa).
DESANTO, BARBARA, DANNY MOSS,
(Alphabetical by author’s last name) and ANDREW NEWMAN, Building an
Understanding of the Main Elements of
ALVES, ROSENTAL CALMON (See Management in the Communication/
Tremayne). Public Relations Context: A Study of U.S.
ALWOOD, EDWARD, Watching the Practitioners’ Practices, 84:3, 439-454.
Watchdogs: FBI Spying on Journalists in DOUGALL, ELIZABETH (See Hester).
the 1940s, 84:1, 137-150. FAHMY, SHAHIRA, JAMES D. KELLY,
AUMAN, ANN, Survival in Paradise: and YUNG SOO KIM, What Katrina
How “Local Identity” Helped Save the Revealed: A Visual Analysis of the Hurri-
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 84:2, 373-391. cane Coverage by News Wires and U.S.
BARBOZA, GIA ELISE (See Mastin). Newspapers, 84:3, 546-561.
BEAUDOIN, CHRIS, Media Effects FOSU, IGNATIUS (See Warren).
on Public Safety Following a Natural HAMILTON, JOHN MAXWELL (See
Disaster: Testing Lagged Dependent Cole).
Variable Models, 84:4, 695-712. HARGROVE, THOMAS (See Stem-
CARPENTER, SERENA, U.S. Elite pel, Carl).
and Non-elite Newspapers’ Portrayal of HESTER, JOE BOB and ELIZABETH
the Iraq War: A Comparison of Frames and DOUGALL, The Efficiency of Constructed
Source Use, 84:4, 761-776. Week Sampling for Content Analysis of
CARVALHO, JOHN, The Banning of Online News, 84:4, 811-824.
Bill Tilden: Amateur Tennis and Profes- HOFFMAN, LINDSAY H. and MICHAEL
sional Journalism in Jazz-Age America, D. SLATER, Evaluating Public Discourse
84:1, 122-136. in Newspaper Opinion Articles: Values-
CHIA, STELLA C., Third-person Per- Framing and Integrative Complexity in
ceptions about Idealized Body Image and Substance and Health Policy Issues, 84:1,
Weight-loss Behavior, 84:4, 677-694. 58-74.
CHO, SOOYOUNG, TV News Cov- HON, LINDA CHILDERS (See Ki).
erage of Plastic Surgery, 1972-2004, 84:1, HOWARD, PHILIP N. and STEPH-
75-89. ANIE SMITH, Channeling Diversity in the
CHOI, JOUNGHWA (See Mastin). Public Spectrum: Who Qualifies to Bid for
CHONG, DONGHUNG (See Warren). Which FCC Licenses?, 84:2, 215-230.
CHRISTEN, CINDY T. and KELLI E. HUBERTY, KELLI E. (See Christen).
HUBERTY, Media Reach, Media Influ- HUME, JANICE (See Russell).
ence? The Effects of Local, National, and JHA, SONORA, Exploring Internet In-
Internet News on Public Opinion Infer- fluence on the Coverage of Social Protest:
ences, 84:2, 315-334. Content Analysis Comparing Protest Cov-
CHYI, HSIANG IRIS (See Sylvie). erage in 1967 and 1999, 84:1, 40-57.
COLE, JACI and JOHN MAXWELL KELLY, JAMES D. (See Fahmy).
HAMILTON, A Natural History of Foreign KI, EYUN-JUNG and LINDA CHIL-
Correspondence: A Study of the Chicago DERS HON, Reliability and Validity of
Daily News, 1900-1921, 84:1, 151-166. Organization-Public Relationship Mea-
COLEMAN, RENITA and MAXWELL surement and Linkages among Relation-
MCCOMBS, The Young and Agenda-less? ship Indicators in a Membership Organi-
Exploring Age-related Differences in zation, 84:3, 419-438.
Agenda Setting on the Youngest Genera- KI, EYUN-JUNG (See Lim).
tion, Baby Boomers, and the Civic Gen- KIM, KIHAN and MAXWELL MC-
eration, 84:3, 495-508. COMBS, News Story Descriptions and the
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Public’s Opinions of Political Candidates, RAMASUBRAMANIAN, SRIVIDYA,
84:2, 299-314. Media-based Strategies to Reduce Racial
KIM, SEI-HILL, Media Use, Social Stereotypes Activated by News Stories,
Capital, and Civic Participation in South 84:2, 249-264.
Korea, 84:3, 477-494. REID, LEONARD N. (See Soh).
KIM, YUNG SOO (See Fahmy). REINARDY, SCOTT, Satisfaction vs.
KING, KAREN WHITEHILL (See Sacrifice: Sports Editors Assess the Influ-
Soh). ences of Life Issues on Job Satisfaction,
LASORSA, DOMINIC and JIA DAI, 84:1, 105-121.
When News Reporters Deceive: The Pro- RIDDLE, KARYN (See Potter).
duction of Stereotypes, 84:2, 281-298. RODGERS, SHELLY, Effects of Spon-
LEE, JAE KOOK, The Effect of the sorship Congruity on E-sponsors and E-
Internet on Homogeneity of the Media newspapers, 84:1, 24-39.
Agenda: A Test of the Fragmentation The- RUSSELL, KAREN MILLER, JANICE
sis, 84:4, 745-760. HUME, and KAREN SICHLER, Libbie
LIM, JOON SOO and EYUN-JUNG Custer’s “Last Stand”: Image Restoration,
KI, Resistance to Ethically Suspicious the Press, and Public Memory, 84:3, 582-
Parody Video on YouTube: A Test of 599.
Inoculation Theory, 84:4, 713-728. SICHLER, KAREN (See Russell).
MARKEN, LISE, The Real and the SLATER, MICHAEL D. (See Hoff-
Right: Journalistic Authority and the Cov- man).
erage of Judith Miller, 84:2, 265-280. SMITH, STEPHANIE (See Howard).
MASTIN, TERESA, JOUNGHWA CHOI, SOH, HYEONJIN, LEONARD N.
GIA ELISE BARBOZA, and LORI POST, REID, and KAREN WHITEHILL KING,
Newspapers’ Framing of Elder Abuse: It’s Trust in Different Advertising Media, 84:3,
Not a Family Affair, 84:4, 777-794. 455-476.
MCCOMBS, MAXWELL (See SOTO, JORGE (See Pompper).
Coleman). STEMPEL, CARL, THOMAS HAR-
MCCOMBS, MAXWELL (See Kim). GROVE, and GUIDO H. STEMPEL Iil,
MOSS, DANNY (See Desanto). Media Use, Social Structure, and Belief in
NAN, XIAOLI, The Relative Persua- 9/11 Conspiracy Theories, 84:2, 353-372.
sive Effect of Gain- versus Loss-Framed STEMPEL, GUIDO H., Ill (See
Messages: Exploring the Moderating Stempel, Carl).
Role of the Desirability of End-States, STONBELY, S/.RAH (See Pritchard).
84:3, 509-524. SWAIN, KRISTEN ALLEY, Outrage
NEWMAN, ANDREW (See Desanto). Factors and Explanations in News Cov-
PIEL, LAUREN (See Pompper). erage of the Anthrax Attacks, 84:2, 335-
POMPPER, DONNALYN, JORGE 352.
SOTO, and LAUREN PIEL, Male Body SYLVIE, GEORGE and HSIANG IRIS
Image and Magazine Standards: Consi- CHYI, One Product, Two Markets: How
dering Dimensions of Age and Ethnicity, Geography Differentiates Online News-
84:3, 525-545. paper Audiences, 84:3, 562-581.
POST, LORI (See Mastin). TAN, YUE and DAVID WEAVER,
POTTER, W. JAMES and KARYN Agenda-setting Effects among the Media,
RIDDLE, A Content Analysis of the Media the Public, and Congress, 1946-2004, 84:4,
Effects Literature, 84:1, 90-104. 729-744.
PRITCHARD, DAVID and SARAH TREMAYNE, MARK, AMY SCHMITZ
STONBELY, Racial Profiling in the News- WEISS, and ROSENTAL CALMON ALVES,
room, 84:2, 231-248. From Product to Service: The Diffusion of
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Dynamic Content in Online Newspapers, State: Information, Policy, and Power /
84:4, 825-839. Reviewed by Robert G. Magee, 84:4, 846.
WARREN, RON, JAN L. WICKS, BRANDT, ALLAN M., The Cigarette
ROBERT H. WICKS, IGNATIUS FOSU, Century: The Rise, Fall, and Deadly Per-
and DONGHUNG CHONG, Food and sistence of the Product that Defined
Beverage Advertising to Children on U.S. America / Reviewed by Julie Kay Hen-
Television: Did National Food Advertisers derson, 84:4, 847.
Respond?, 84:4, 795-810. BROCK, PETER, Media Cleansing:
WEAVER, DAVID (See Tan). Dirty Reporting—Journalism and Tra-
WEISS, AMY SCHMITZ (See Tre- gedy in Yugoslavia / Reviewed by Andy
mayne). Bechtel, 84:1, 186.
WICKS, JAN L. (See Warren). BURKART, PATRICK and TOM MC-
WICKS, ROBERT H. (See Warren). COURT, Digital Music Wars: Ownership
YOO, CHAN YUN, Implicit Memory and Control of the Celestial Jukebox /
Measures for Web Advertising Effective- Reviewed by Victoria Smith Ekstrand,
ness, 84:1, 7-23. 84:2, 403.
CASTANEDA, LAURA and SHAN-
NON CAMPBELL, News and Sexuality:
Media Portraits of Diversity / Reviewed
Book REVIEWS INDEX
by Edward Alwood, 84:1, 190.
CASTLE, GEORGE, Baseball and the
(Alphabetical by author’s last name) Media: How Fans Lose in Today’s Cover-
age of the Game / Reviewed by Vince
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MAGA-
Benigni, 84:2, 396.
ZINE EDITORS, The Best American CODELL, JULIE F., ed., Genre, Gen-
Magazine Writing 2006 / Reviewed by
der, Race, and World Cinema: An Antho-
Marilyn Greenwald, 84:1, 171. logy / Reviewed by Biswarup Sen, 84:4,
ARTZ, LEE and YAHYA KAMALI- 854.
POUR, eds., The Media Globe: Trends in COPELAND, DAVID A., The Idea of
International Mass Media / Reviewed by a Free Press. The Enlightenment and Its
Sandhya Rao, 84:4, 858. Unruly Legacy / Reviewed by John Beat-
BACON, JACQUELINE, Freedom's ty, 84:4, 855.
Journal: The First African-American CORTESE, ANTHONY, Opposing
Newspaper / Reviewed by Cheryl Renee Hate Speech / Reviewed by Kathleen K.
Gooch, 84:4, 853.
Olson, 84:3, 648.
BERMAN, MARGO, Street Smart CRAIG, DAVID, The Ethics of the
Advertising: How to Win the Battle of the Story: Using Narrative Techniques Re-
Buzz / Reviewed by Tricia M. Farwell, sponsibly in Journalism / Reviewed by
84:4, 868. Andy Bechtel, 84:1, 179.
BRACKEN, DONAGH, The Words of DANIEL, DOUGLASS K., Harry Rea-
War: The Civil War Battle Reportage of soner: A Life in the News / Reviewed by
The New York Times and The Charleston Richard Landesberg, 84:3, 640.
Mercury ... and What Historians Say DAVIES, DAVID R., The Postwar De-
Really Happened / Reviewed by Patricia cline of American Newspapers, 1945-1965
G. McNeely, 84:4, 872. / Reviewed by Douglas O. Cumming,
BRADLEY, PATRICIA, Women and 84:1, 169.
the Press: The Struggle for Equality / Re- DAVIES, MAIRE MESSENGER and
viewed by Jean Folkerts, 84:2, 407. NICK MOSDELL, Practical Research
BRAMAN, SANDRA, Change ot Methods for Media and Cultural Studies:
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