Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 2008: Vol 85 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 85
SUBJECT INDEX Utility Model for Radio News, 85:3, 577-
590.
ADVERTISING GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, JON D. MOR-
RIS, and JOHN C. SUTHERLAND, Is Beauty
GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, JON D. MOR- a Joy Forever? Young Women’s Emotional
RIS, and JOHN C. SUTHERLAND, Is Beauty Responses to Varying Types of Beautiful
a Joy Forever? Young Women’s Emotional Advertising Models, 85:1, 147-168.
Responses to Varying Types of Beautiful JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R.
Advertising Models, 85:1, 147-168. JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times
PASADEOS, YORGO, JOSEPH PHELPS, of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News
and AIMEE EDISON, Searching for Our Media on Citizens’ Factual Information
“Own Theory” in Advertising: An Update of about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608.
Research Networks, 85:4, 785-806. LEE, JONG HYUK, Effects of News De-
SUNG, YONGJUN and HEIDI J. HEN- viance and Personal Involvement on Audi-
NINK-KAMINSKI, The Master Settlement ence Story Selection: A Web-tracking Analy-
Agreement and Visual Imagery of Cigarette sis, 85:1, 41-60.
Advertising in Two Popular Youth Maga- RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS,
zines, 85:2, 331-352. Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting:
Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the
2006 War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624.
CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A SCHARRER, ERICA, Media Exposure
Social Learning Approach to Examining and Sensitivity to Violence in News Reports:
Community Engagement and Support for Press Evidence of Desensitization? 85:2, 291-310.
Access to Government Records, 85:3, 549-576. VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN
HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter-
or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari- media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu-
zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877.
2006, 85:1, 23-40.
READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST, COMMUNICATION THEORY
Lettters as Indicators of Community Values:
Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines, ALDOORY, LINDA, BRYAN H. REBER,
85:4, 823-840. BRUCE K. BERGER, and ELIZABETH L.
VISHWANATH, ARUN, The 360° News TOTH, Provocations in Public Relations: A
Experience: Audience Connections with the Study of Gendered Ideologies of Power-
Ubiquitous News Organization, 85:1, 7-22. Influence in Practice, 85:4, 735-750.
WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re- ARMSTRONG, CORY L., Exploring a
presenting the Total Community: Relation- Two-dimensional Model of Community
ships between Asian American Staff and Pluralism and Its Effects on the Level of
Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S. Transparency in Community Decision
Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112. Making, 85:4, 807-822.
BEHM-MORAWITZ, ELIZABETH and
COMMUNICATION EFFECTS DANA E. MASTRO, Mean Girls? The
Influence of Gender Portrayals in Teen
CARPENTIER, FRANCESCA R. DILL- Movies on Emerging Adults’ Gender-based
MAN, Applicability of the Informational Attitudes and Beliefs, 85:1, 131-146.
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INDEX TO VOLUME 85
BESLEY, JOHN C., Media Use and Research Networks, 85:4, 785-806.
Human Values, 85:2, 311-330. READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST,
CARPENTIER, FRANCESCA R. DILL- Lettters as Indicators of Community Values:
MAN, Applicability of the Informational Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines,
Utility Model for Radio News, 85:3, 577-590. 85:4, 823-840.
CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A REICH, ZVi, The Roles of Communi-
Social Learning Approach to Examining cation Technology in Obtaining News: Stay-
Community Engagement and Support for ing Close to Distant Sources, 85:3, 625-646.
Press Access to Government Records, 85:3, RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS,
549-576. Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting:
FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War- Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned
riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain- Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the 2006
ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859. War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624.
GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, JON D. MOR- SCHARRER, ERICA, Media Exposure
RIS, and JOHN C. SUTHERLAND, Is Beauty and Sensitivity to Violence in News Reports:
a Joy Forever? Young Women’s Emotional Evidence of Desensitization? 85:2, 291-310.
Responses to Varying Types of Beautiful SWEETSER, KAYE D., LANCE V. POR-
Advertising Models, 85:1, 147-168. TER, DEBORAH SOUN CHUNG, and EUN-
HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out SEONG KIM, Credibility and the Use of
or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari- Blogs among Professionals in the Communi-
zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to cation Industry, 85:1, 169-185.
2006, 85:1, 23-40. TEWKSBURY, DAVID, MICHELLE L.
JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R. HALS, and ALLYSON BIBART, The Efficacy
JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times of News Browsing: The Relationship of
of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News News Consumption Style to Social and
Media on Citizens’ Factual Information Political Efficacy, 85:2, 257-272.
about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608. TSFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO,
KALYANARAMAN, SRIRAM and S. Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media
SHYAM SUNDAR, Portrait of the Portal as a Impact, 85:1, 113-130.
Metaphor: Explicating Web Portals for Com- VISHWANATH, ARUN, The 360° News
munication Research, 85:2, 239-256. Experience: Audience Connections with the
KIM, JEONG-NAM, LAN NI, and BEY- Ubiquitous News Organization, 85:1, 7-22.
LING SHA, Breaking Down the Stakeholder VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN
Environment: Explicating Approaches to the WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter-
Segmentation of Publics for Public Relations media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu-
Research, 85:4, 751-768. dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877.
LEE, JONG HYUK, Effects of News De-
viance and Personal Involvement on Audi- CONTENT ANALYSIS
ence Story Selection: A Web-tracking Analy-
sis, 85:1, 41-60. ARMSTRONG, CORY L., Exploring a
LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News Two-dimensional Model of Community
Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News Pluralism and Its Effects on the Level of
under Democrat and Republican Presidents: Transparency in Community Decision
A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483- Making, 85:4, 807-822.
498. CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online
PAEK, HYE-JIN, JENNIFER L. LAMBE, Citizen Journalism Publications and Online
and DOUGLAS M. MCLEOD, Antecedents Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Standard
to Support for Content Restrictions, 85:2, and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531-548.
273-290. ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA
PASADEOS, YORGO, JOSEPH PHELPS, BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER,
and AIMEE EDISON, Searching for Our Science for Everybody? How the Coverage
“Own Theory” in Advertising: An Update of of Research Issues in German Newspapers
966 JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893. Editors’ Perceived Influence in Integrated
FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED- News Organizations, 85:2, 371-392.
MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out
Election News Coverage: An Assessment of or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari-
Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to
Elections, 85:3, 499-514. 2006, 85:1, 23-40.
FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War- MAGUIRE, MILES, Mapping the Size
riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain- and Scope of a Nonprofit Media Sector: The
ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859. Case of Magazine Publishing, 85:3, 647-660.
LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News
Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News ETHICS
under Democrat and Republican Presidents: A
Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483-498. LEWIS, NORMAN P., Plagiarism Ante-
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat cedents and Situational Influences, 85:2, 353-
and Content Differences in Environmental 370.
Stories, 85:1, 83-98.
PASADEOS, YORGO, JOSEPH PHELPS, GENDER AND MEDIA
and AIMEE EDISON, Searching for Our
“Own Theory” in Advertising: An Update of ALDOORY, LINDA, BRYAN H. REBER,
Research Networks, 85:4, 785-806. BRUCE K. BERGER, and ELIZABETH L.
READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST, TOTH, Provocations in Public Relations: A
Lettters as Indicators of Community Values: Study of Gendered Ideologies of Power-
Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines, Influence in Practice, 85:4, 735-750.
85:4, 823-840. BEHM-MORAWITZ, ELIZABETH and
RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS, DANA E. MASTRO, Mean Girls? The
Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting: Influence of Gender Portrayals in Teen
Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned Movies on Emerging Adults’ Gender-based
Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the 2006 Attitudes and Beliefs, 85:1, 131-146.
War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624. FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War-
SUNG, YONGJUN and HEIDI J. HEN- riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain-
NINK-KAMINSKI, The Master Settlement ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859.
Agreement and Visual Imagery of Cigarette GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, JON D. MOR-
Advertising in Two Popular Youth Maga- RIS, and JOHN C. SUTHERLAND, Is Beauty
zines, 85:2, 331-352. a Joy Forever? Young Women’s Emotional
VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN Responses to Varying Types of Beautiful
WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter- Advertising Models, 85:1, 147-168.
media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu-
dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877. HISTORY
WEAVER, DAVID A. and BRUCE BIM-
BER, Finding News Stories: A Comparison UHM, KIYUL, The Founders and the
of Searches Using LexisNexis and Google Revolutionary Underpinning of the Concept
News, 85:3, 515-530. of the Right to Know, 85:2, 393-416.
WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re-
presenting the Total Community: Relation- INTERNATIONAL
ships between Asian American Staff and
Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S. BESLEY, JOHN C., Media Use and
Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112. Human Values, 85:2, 311-330.
ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA
ECONOMICS OF THE PRESS BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER,
Science for Everybody? How the Coverage
GADE, PETER J., Journalism Guardians of Research Issues in German Newspapers
in a Time of Great Change: Newspaper Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893.
967
FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War- Use of Unpublished Materials, 85:2, 417-434.
riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain- CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A
ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859. Social Learning Approach to Examining
JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R. Community Engagement and Support for
JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times Press Access to Government Records, 85:3,
of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News 549-576.
Media on Citizens’ Factual Information UHM, KIYUL, The Founders and the
about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608. Revolutionary Underpinning of the Concept
RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS, of the Right to Know, 85:2, 393-416.
Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting:
Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned MAGAZINE JOURNALISM
Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the 2006
War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624. MAGUIRE, MILES, Mapping the Size
TSFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO, and Scope of a Nonprofit Media Sector: The
Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media Case of Magazine Publishing, 85:3, 647-660.
Impact, 85:1, 113-130. READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST,
VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN Lettters as Indicators of Community Values:
WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter- Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines,
media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu- 85:4, 823-840.
dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877. SUNG, YONGJUN and HEIDI J. HEN-
NINK-KAMINSKI, The Master Settlement
INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY Agreement and Visual Imagery of Cigarette
Advertising in Two Popular Youth Maga-
CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online zines, 85:2, 331-352.
Citizen Journalism Publications and Online
Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Standard MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP
and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531-548.
KALYANARAMAN, SRIRAM and S. COFFEY, AMY JO and JOHANNA
SHYAM SUNDAR, Portrait of the Portal as a CLEARY, Valuing New Media Spaces: Are
Metaphor: Explicating Web Portals for Cable Network News Crawls Cross-promo-
Communication Research, 85:2, 239-256. tional Agents? 85:4, 894-912.
LEE, JONG HYUK, Effects of News De- GADE, PETER J., Journalism Guardians
viance and Personal Involvement on Audi- in a Time of Great Change: Newspaper
ence Story Selection: A Web-tracking Analy- Editors’ Perceived Influence in Integrated
sis, 85:1, 41-60. News Organizations, 85:2, 371-392.
REICH, ZVI, The Roles of Communi- LEWIS, NORMAN P., Plagiarism Antece-
cation Technology in Obtaining News: Stay- dents and Situational Influences, 85:2, 353-370.
ing Close to Distant Sources, 85:3, 625-646. MAGUIRE, MILES, Mapping the Size
SWEETSER, KAYE D., LANCE V. POR- and Scope of a Nonprofit Media Sector: The
TER, DEBORAH SOUN CHUNG, and EUN- Case of Magazine Publishing, 85:3, 647-660.
SEONG KIM, Credibility and the Use of SYLVIE, GEORGE and J. SONIA
Blogs among Professionals in the Communi- HUANG, Value Systems and Decision-mak-
cation Industry, 85:1, 169-185. ing Styles of Newspaper Front-line Editors,
WEAVER, DAVID A. and BRUCE BIM- 85:1, 61-82.
BER, Finding News Stories: A Comparison
of Searches Using LexisNexis and Google MEDIA AND SOCIETY
News, 85:3, 515-530.
ARMSTRONG, CORY L., Exploring a
LAW AND POLICY Two-dimensional Model of Community
Pluralism and Its Effects on the Level of
CARTER, EDWARD L., Reclaiming Transparency in Community Decision
Copyright from Privacy: Public Interest in Making, 85:4, 807-822.
968 JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
BEHM-MORAWITZ, ELIZABETH and 85:4, 823-840.
DANA E. MASTRO, Mean Girls? The SCHARRER, ERICA, Media Exposure
Influence of Gender Portrayals in Teen and Sensitivity to Violence in News Reports:
Movies on Emerging Adults’ Gender-based Evidence of Desensitization? 85:2, 291-310.
Attitudes and Beliefs, 85:1, 131-146. SUNG, YONGJUN and HEIDI J. HEN-
BESLEY, JOHN C., Media Use and NINK-KAMINSKI, The Master Settlement
Human Values, 85:2, 311-330. Agreement and Visual Imagery of Cigarette
CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A Advertising in Two Popular Youth Maga-
Social Learning Approach to Examining zines, 85:2, 331-352.
Community Engagement and Support for TEWKSBURY, DAVID, MICHELLE L.
Press Access to Government Records, 85:3, HALS, and ALLYSON BIBART, The Efficacy
549-576. of News Browsing: The Relationship of
ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA News Consumption Style to Social and
BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER, Political Efficacy, 85:2, 257-272.
Science for Everybody? How the Coverage TSFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO,
of Research Issues in German Newspapers Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media
Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893. Impact, 85:1, 113-130.
FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED- VISHWANATH, ARUN, The 360° News
MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in Experience: Audience Connections with the
Election News Coverage: An Assessment of Ubiquitous News Organization, 85:1, 7-22.
Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN
Elections, 85:3, 499-514. WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter-
FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War- media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu-
riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain- dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877.
ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859. WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re-
HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out presenting the Total Community: Relation-
or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari- ships between Asian American Staff and
zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S.
2006, 85:1, 23-40. Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112.
JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R.
JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times METHODOLOGY-RESEARCH
of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News
Media on Citizens’ Factual Information LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News
about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608. Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News
LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News under Democrat and Republican Presidents:
Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483-
under Democrat and Republican Presidents: 498, ;
A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483- WEAVER, DAVID A. and BRUCE BIM-
498. BER, Finding News Stories: A Comparison
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat of Searches Using LexisNexis and Google
and Content Differences in Environmental News, 85:3, 515-530.
Stories, 85:1, 83-98.
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL R., Activist MINORITIES
Group Attributes and Their Influences on
News Portrayal, 85:4, 769-784. ARMSTRONG, CORY L., Exploring a
PAEK, HYE-JIN, JENNIFER L. LAMBE, Two-dimensional Model of Community
and DOUGLAS M. MCLEOD, Antecedents Pluralism and Its Effects on the Level of
to Support for Content Restrictions, 85:2, 273- Transparency in Community Decision
290. Making, 85:4, 807-822.
READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST, WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD,
Lettters as Indicators of Community Values: Representing the Total Community: Rela-
Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines, tionships between Asian American Staff and
969
INDEX TO VOLUME 85
Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S. POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112.
FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED-
NEWSWRITING AND REPORTING MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in
Election News Coverage: An Assessment of
CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate
Citizen Journalism Publications and Online Elections, 85:3, 499-514.
Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Stan- JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R.
dard and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531- JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times
548. of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News
ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA Media on Citizens’ Factual Information
BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER, about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608.
Science for Everybody? How the Coverage
ot Research Issues in German Newspapers PRESS PERFORMANCE
Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893.
FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED- CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online
MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in Citizen Journalism Publications and Online
Election News Coverage: An Assessment of Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Standard
Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531-548.
Elections, 85:3, 499-514. CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A
FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War- Social Learning Approach to Examining
riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Ex- Community Engagement and Support for
plained Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841- Press Access to Government Records, 85:3,
859. 549-576.
GADE, PETER J., Journalism Guardians ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA
in a Time of Great Change: Newspaper BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER,
Editors’ Perceived Influence in Integrated Science for Everybody? How the Coverage
News Organizations, 85:2, 371-392. of Research Issues in German Newspapers
LEWIS, NORMAN P., Plagiarism Ante- Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893.
cedents and Situational Influences, 85:2, 353- FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED-
370. MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat Election News Coverage: An Assessment of
and Content Differences in Environmental Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate
Stories, 85:1, 83-98. Elections, 85:3, 499-514.
REICH, ZVI, The Roles of Communi- HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out
cation Technology in Obtaining News: or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari-
Staying Close to Distant Sources, 85:3, 625- zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to
646. 2006, 85:1, 23-40.
RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS, LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News
Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting: Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News
Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned under Democrat and Republican Presidents:
Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483-
498.
2006 War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624.
SYLVIE, GEORGE and J. SONIA MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat
HUANG, Value Systems and Decision-mak- and Content Differences in Environmental
ing Styles of Newspaper Front-line Editors, Stories, 85:1, 83-98.
85:1, 61-82. MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL R., Activist
WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re- Group Attributes and Their Influences on
presenting the Total Community: Relation- News Portrayal, 85:4, 769-784.
ships between Asian American Staff and REICH, ZVI, The Roles of Communi-
Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S. cation Technology in Obtaining News: Stay-
Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112. ing Close to Distant Sources, 85:3, 625-646.
970
SYLVIE, GEORGE and J. SONIA PUBLIC RELATIONS
HUANG, Value Systems and Decision-mak-
ing Styles of Newspaper Front-line Editors, ALDOORY, LINDA, BRYAN H. REBER,
85:1, 61-82. BRUCE K. BERGER, and ELIZABETH L.
TEWKSBURY, DAVID, MICHELLE L. TOTH, Provocations in Public Relations: A
HALS, and ALLYSON BIBART, The Efficacy Study of Gendered Ideologies of Power-
of News Browsing: The Relationship of Influence in Practice, 85:4, 735-750.
News Consumption Style to Social and KIM, JEONG-NAM, LAN NI, and BEY-
Political Efficacy, 85:2, 257-272. LING SHA, Breaking Down the Stakeholder
TSFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO, Environment: Explicating Approaches to the
Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media Segmentation of Publics for Public Relations
Impact, 85:1, 113-130. Research, 85:4, 751-768.
VISHWANATH, ARUN, The 360° News MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL R., Activist
Experience: Audience Connections with Group Attributes and Their Influences on
the Ubiquitous News Organization, 85:1, 7- News Portrayal, 85:4, 769-784.
22. SWEETSER, KAYE D., LANCE V. POR-
WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re- TER, DEBORAH SOUN CHUNG, and EUN-
presenting the Total Community: Relation- SEONG KIM, Credibility and the Use of
ships between Asian American Staff and Blogs among Professionals in the Communi-
Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S. cation Industry, 85:1, 169-185.
Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112.
RADIO
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES CARPENTIER, FRANCESCA R. DILL-
MAN, Applicability of the Informational
ALDOORY, LINDA, BRYAN H. REBER, Utility Model for Radio News, 85:3, 577-590.
BRUCE K. BERGER, and ELIZABETH L.
TOTH, Provocations in Public Relations: A TELEVISION
Study of Gendered Ideologies of Power-
Influence in Practice, 85:4, 735-750. COFFEY, AMY JO and JOHANNA
CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online CLEARY, Valuing New Media Spaces: Are
Citizen Journalism Publications and Online Cable Network News Crawls Cross-promo-
Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Stan- tional Agents? 85:4, 894-912.
dard and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531- LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News
548. Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News
GADE, PETER J., Journalism Guardians under Democrat and Republican Presidents:
in a Time of Great Change: Newspaper A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483-
Editors’ Perceived Influence in Integrated 498.
News Organizations, 85:2, 371-392. SCHARRER, ERICA, Media Exposure
LEWIS, NORMAN P., Plagiarism Ante- and Sensitivity to Violence in News Reports:
cedents and Situational Influences, 85:2, 353- Evidence of Desensitization? 85:2, 291-310.
370.
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat
and Content Differences in Environmental ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Stories, 85:1, 83-98.
SYLVIE, GEORGE and J. SONIA (Alphabetical by author’s last name)
HUANG, Value Systems and Decision-mak-
ing Styles of Newspaper Front-line Editors, ALDOORY, LINDA, BRYAN H. REBER,
85:1, 61-82. BRUCE K. BERGER, and ELIZABETH L.
TSFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO, TOTH, Provocations in Public Relations: A
Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media Study of Gendered Ideologies of Power-
Impact, 85:1, 113-130. Influence in Practice, 85:4, 735-750.
971
ARMSTRONG, CORY L., Exploring a FRIEDMAN, BARBARA, Unlikely War-
Two-dimensional Model of Community riors: How Four U.S. News Sources Explain-
Pluralism and Its Effects on the Level of ed Female Suicide Bombers, 85:4, 841-859.
Transparency in Community Decision GADE, PETER J., Journalism Guardians
Making, 85:4, 807-822. in a Time of Great Change: Newspaper Edi-
BADENSCHIER, FRANZISKA (See tors’ Perceived Influence in Integrated News
Elmer). Organizations, 85:2, 371-392.
BEHM-MORAWITZ, ELIZABETH and GOODMAN, J. ROBYN, JON D.
DANA E. MASTRO, Mean Girls? The MORRIS, and JOHN C. SUTHERLAND, Is
Influence of Gender Portrayals in Teen Beauty a Joy Forever? Young Women’s
Movies on Emerging Adults’ Gender-based Emotional Responses to Varying Types of
Attitudes and Beliefs, 85:1, 131-146. Beautiful Advertising Models, 85:1, 147-168.
BERGER, BRUCE K. (See Aldoory). HALS, MICHELLE L. (See Tewksbury).
BESLEY, JOHN C., Media Use and HENNINK-KAMINSKI, HEIDI J. (See
Human Values, 85:2, 311-330. Sung).
BIBART, ALLYSON (See Tewksbury). HOLLANDER, BARRY A., Tuning Out
BIMBER, BRUCE (See Weaver). or Tuning Elsewhere? Partisanship, Polari-
CARPENTER, SERENA, How Online zation, and Media Migration from 1998 to
Citizen Journalism Publications and Online 2006, 85:1, 23-40.
Newspapers Utilize the Objectivity Standard HUANG, J. SONIA (See Sylvie).
and Rely on External Sources, 85:3, 531-548. IZARD, RALPH (See Wu).
CARPENTIER, FRANCESCA R. DILL- JOHANSEN, MORGEN S. and MARK R.
MAN, Applicability of the Informational JOSLYN, Political Persuasion during Times
Utility Model for Radio News, 85:3, 577-590. of Crisis: The Effects of Education and News
CARTER, EDWARD L., Reclaiming Media on Citizens’ Factual Information
Copyright from Privacy: Public Interest in about Iraq, 85:3, 591-608.
Use of Unpublished Materials, 85:2, 417-434. JOSLYN, MARK R. (See Johansen).
CHUNG, DEBORAH SOUN (See Sweet- KALYANARAMAN, SRIRAM and S.
ser). SHYAM SUNDAR, Portrait of the Portal as a
CLEARY, JOHANNA (See Coffey). Metaphor: Explicating Web Portals for Com-
COFFEY, AMY JO and JOHANNA munication Research, 85:2, 239-256.
CLEARY, Valuing New Media Spaces: Are KIM, EUNSEONG (See Sweetser).
Cable Network News Crawls Cross-promo- KIM, JEONG-NAM, LAN NI, and BEY-
tional Agents? 85:4, 894-912. LING SHA, Breaking Down the Stakeholder
CUILLIER, DAVID, Access Attitudes: A Environment: Explicating Approaches to the
Social Learning Approach to Examining Segmentation of Publics for Public Relations
Community Engagement and Support for Research, 85:4, 751-768.
Press Access to Government Records, 85:3, LAMBE, JENNIFER L. (See Paek).
549-576. LEE, JONG HYUK, Effects of News De-
DAVIS, COREY B. (See Rill). viance and Personal Involvement on Audi-
EDISON, AIMEE (See Pasadeos). ence Story Selection: A Web-tracking Analy-
ELMER, CHRISTINA, FRANZISKA sis, 85:1, 41-60.
BADENSCHIER, and HOLGER WORMER, LEWIS, NORMAN P,, Plagiarism Antece-
Science for Everybody? How the Coverage dents and Situational Influences, 85:2, 353-370.
of Research Issues in German Newspapers LIVIO, OREN (See Tsfati).
Has Increased Dramatically, 85:4, 878-893. LOWRY, DENNIS T., Network TV News
FICO, FREDERICK and ERIC FREED- Framing of Good vs. Bad Economic News
MAN, Biasing Influences on Balance in under Democrat and Republican Presidents:
Election News Coverage: An Assessment of A Lexical Analysis of Political Bias, 85:3, 483-
Newspaper Coverage of the 2006 U.S. Senate 498.
Elections, 85:3, 499-514. MAGUIRE, MILES, Mapping the Size
FREEDMAN, ERIC (See Fico). and Scope of a Nonprofit Media Sector: The
972 JOURNALISM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
Case of Magazine Publishing, 85:3, 647-660. Blogs among Professionals in the Communi-
MASTRO, DANA E. (See Behm- cation Industry, 85:1, 169-185.
Morawitz). SYLVIE, GEORGE and J. SONIA
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL, Reporter Beat HUANG, Value Systems and Decision-mak-
and Content Differences in Environmental ing Styles of Newspaper Front-line Editors,
Stories, 85:1, 83-98. 85:1, 61-82.
MCCLUSKEY, MICHAEL R., Activist TEWKSBURY, DAVID, MICHELLE L.
Group Attributes and Their Influences on HALS, and ALLYSON BIBART, The Efficacy
News Portrayal, 85:4, 769-784. of News Browsing: The Relationship of
MCLEOD, DOUGLAS M. (See Paek). News Consumption Style to Social and
MOIST, KEVIN (See Reader). Political Efficacy, 85:2, 257-272.
MORRIS, JON D. (See Goodman). TOTH, ELIZABETH L. (See Aldoory).
NI, LAN (See Kim). ISFATI, YARIV and OREN LIVIO,
PAEK, HYE-JIN, JENNIFER L. LAMBE, Exploring Journalists’ Perceptions of Media
and DOUGLAS M. MCLEOD, Antecedents Impact, 85:1, 113-130.
to Support for Content Restrictions, 85:2, 273- UHM, KIYUL, The Founders and the
290. Revolutionary Underpinning of the Concept
PASADEOS, YORGO, JOSEPH PHELPS, of the Right to Know, 85:2, 393-416.
and AIMEE EDISON, Searching for Our VISHWANATH, ARUN, The 360° News
“Own Theory” in Advertising: An Update of Experience: Audience Connections with the
Research Networks, 85:4, 785-806. Ubiquitous News Organization, 85:1, 7-22.
PHELPS, JOSEPH (See Pasadeos). VLIEGENTHART, RENS and STEFAAN
PORTER, LANCE V. (See Sweetser). WALGRAVE, The Contingency of Inter-
READER, BILL and KEVIN MOIST, media Agenda Setting: A Longitudinal Stu-
Lettters as Indicators of Community Values: dy in Belgium, 85:4, 860-877.
Two Case Studies of Alternative Magazines, WALGRAVE, STEFAAN (See Vliegen-
85:4, 823-840. thart).
REBER, BRYAN H. (See Aldoory). WEAVER, DAVID A. and BRUCE BIM-
REICH, ZVI, The Roles of Communi- BER, Finding News Stories: A Comparison
cation Technology in Obtaining News: Stay- of Searches Using LexisNexis and Google
ing Close to Distant Sources, 85:3, 625-646. News, 85:3, 515-530.
RILL, LESLIE A. and COREY B. DAVIS, WORMER, HOLGER (See Elmer).
Testing the Second Level of Agenda Setting: WU, H. DENIS and RALPH IZARD, Re-
Effects of News Frames on Reader-assigned presenting the Total Community: Relation-
Attributes of Hezbollah and Israel in the 2006 ships between Asian American Staff and
War in Lebanon, 85:3, 609-624. Asian American Coverage in Nine U.S:
SCHARRER, ERICA, Media Exposure Newspapers, 85:1, 99-112.
and Sensitivity to Violence in News Reports:
Evidence of Desensitization? 85:2, 291-310.
SHA, BEY-LING (See Kim).
SUNDAR, S. SHYAM (See Kalyanara-
Book REVIEWS INDEX
man).
SUNG, YONGJUN and HEIDI J. HEN-
NINK-KAMINSKI, The Master Settlement BOOK REVIEWS BY SUBJECT
Agreement and Visual Imagery of Cigarette
Advertising in Two Popular Youth Mag- ADVERTISING
azines, 85:2, 331-352.
SUTHERLAND, JOHN C. (See Good- FRANZ, MICHAEL M., PAUL B.
man). FREEDMAN, KENNETH M. GOLDSTEIN,
SWEETSER, KAYE D., LANCE V. POR- and TRAVIS N. RIDOUT. Campaign
TER, DEBORAH SOUN CHUNG, and EUN- Advertising and American Democracy /
SEONG KIM, Credibility and the Use of Reviewed by Tricia M. Farwell, 85:4, 921.
INDEX TO VOLUME 85 973
DIVERSITY Mass Culture / Reviewed by Jim Sernoe,
85:4, 952.
BARNHURST, KEVIN, ed. Media/ LOTZ, AMANDA D. Redesigning Women:
Queered: Visibility and Its Discontents / Television after the Network Era / Reviewed by
Reviewed by Jeffrey Bennett, 85:1, 213. Debra Merksin, 85:2, 463.
MUELLER, BARBARA. Communicating ORLIK, PETER B., STEVEN D.
with the Multicultural Consumer: Theoretical ANDERSON, LOUIS A. DAY, and W.
and Practical Perspectives / Reviewed by LAWRENCE PATRICK. Exploring Electronic
Hong Cheng, 85:2, 448. Media: Chronicles and Challenges / Reviewed
TERRY, WALLACE. Missing Pages: Black by Anthony Moretti, 85:4, 929.
Journalists ofM odern America, An Oral History SPENCER, METTA. Two Aspirins and a
/ Reviewed by Debra Merskin, 85:3, 703. Comedy: How Television Can Enhance Health
VAN GINNEKEN, JAAP. Screening and Society / Reviewed by Tom Linden, 85:3,
Difference: How Hollywood's Blockbuster Films 718.
Imagine Race, Ethnicity, and Culture / STERN, SHAYLA THIEL. Instant Identity:
Reviewed by Camilla Gant, 85:3, 712. Adolescent Girls and the World of Instant
WASHBURN, PATRICK S., foreword by Messaging / Reviewed by Lana F. Rakow,
CLARENCE PAGE. The African American 85:1, 190.
Newspaper: Voice of Freedom / Reviewed by VAN GINNEKEN, JAAP. Screening
Félix F. Gutiérrez, 85:2, 438. Difference: How Hollywood's Blockbuster Films
Imagine Race, Ethnicity, and Culture /
ELECTRONIC MEDIA Reviewed by Camilla Gant, 85:3, 712.
BANET-WEISER, SARAH, CYNTHIA ‘ETHICS
CHRIS, and ANTHONY FREITAS, eds. Cable
Visions: Television Beyond Broadcasting / BORDEN, SANDRA L. Journalism as
Reviewed by Christopher H. Sterling, 85:3, Practice: MacIntyre, Virtue Ethics and the Press
685. / Reviewed by Patricia Curtin, 85:4, 916.
BANET-WEISER, SARAH. Kids Rule! FRIEND, CECILIA and JANE B.
Nickelodeon and Consumer Citizenship / SINGER. Online Journalism Ethics: Traditions
Reviewed by Sanjay Asthana, 85:3, 697. and Transitions / Reviewed by Lois A.
BEN-SHAUL, NITZAN. A Violent World: Boynton, 85:1, 219.
TV News Images of Middle Eastern Terror and GOOD, HOWARD, ed. Journalism Ethics
War / Reviewed by Smeeta Mishra, 85:3, Goes to the Movies / Reviewed by William
720. McKeen, 85:2, 454.
FONES-WOLF, ELIZABETH. Waves of WARD, STEPHEN J. A. and HERMAN
Opposition: Labor and the Struggle for WASSERMAN, eds. Media Ethics Beyond
Democratic Radio / Reviewed by Ralph Izard, Borders: A Global Perspective / Reviewed by
85:2, 441. Ronald R. Rogers, 85:4, 944.
FRANTZICH, STEPHEN E. Founding
Father: How C-SPAN's Brian Lamb Changed FREE EXPRESSION
Politics in America / Reviewed by Jane E.
Kirtley, 85:4, 931. ATKINS, ROBERT, and SVETLANA
GOMERY, DOUGLAS. A History of MINTCHEVA, eds. Censoring Culture:
Broadcasting in the United States / Reviewed Contemporary Threats to Free Expression /
by Christopher H. Sterling, 85:4, 938. Reviewed by Barbara Straus Reed, 85:3,
KUNZ, WILLIAM M. Culture Con- 686.
glomerates: Consolidation in the Motion Picture COHEN, ELLIOT D., and BRUCE W.
and Television Industries / Reviewed by FRASER. The Last Days of Democracy: How Big
Christopher H. Sterling, 85:4, 927. Media and Power-Hungry Government Are
LENTHALL, BRUCE. Radio’s America: Turning America Into a_ Dictatorship /
The Great Depression and the Rise of Modern Reviewed by John McManus, 85:1, 206.
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