Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 2011: Vol 88 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO. VOLUME 88
SUBJECT INDEX
An Experimental Comparison of Two
ADVERTISING Perspectives on the Concept of Need for
Orientation in Agenda-setting Theory, 88:1,
142-155.
ANGHELCEV, GEORGE and SELA CHOL JOUNGHWA, HYUN SOON
SAR, The Influence of Pre-existing Audi- PARK, and JEONGHEON JC CHANG, Hos-
ence Mood and Message Relevance on the tile Media Perception, Involvement Types,
Effectiveness of Health PSAs: Differential and Advocacy Behaviors, 88:1, 23-39.
Effects by Message Type, 88:3, 481-501. COLEMAN, RENITA, Color Blind: Race
and the Ethical Reasoning of Blacks on
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS Journalism Dilemmas, 88:2, 337-351.
CUMMINS, R. GLENN and TODD
ANGHELCEV, GEORGE and SELA CHAMBERS, How Production Value Im-
SAR, The Influence of Pre-existing Audi- pacts Perceived Technical Quality, Credibili-
ence Mood and Message Relevance on the ty, and Economic Value of Video News, 88:4,
Effectiveness of Health PSAs: Differential 737-752.
Effects by Message Type, 88:3, 481-501. KANG, HYUNJIN, KEUNMIN BAE,
ZERBA, AMY, Young Adults’ Reasons SHAOKE ZHANG, and S. SHYAM SUN-
behind Avoidances of Daily Print News- DAR, Source Cues in Online News: Is the
papers and Their Ideas for Change, 88:3, 597- Proximate Source More Powerful than Distal
614. Sources? 88:4, 719-736.
MAJOR, LESA HATLEY, The Mediating
COMMUNICATION EFFECTS Role of Emotions in the Relationship
between Frames and Attribution — of
ANGHELCEV, GEORGE and SELA Responsibility for Health Problems, 88:3,
SAR, The Influence of Pre-existing Audi- 502-522.
ence Mood and Message Relevance on the MERAZ, SHARON, Using Time Series
Effectiveness of Health PSAs: Differential Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-set-
Effects by Message Type, 88:3, 481-501. ting Influence in Traditional Media and
ARPAN, LAURA M. and ROBIN L. Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-194.
NABI, Exploring Anger in the Hostile Media OH, HYUN JEE, JONGMIN PARK, and
Process: Effects on News Preferences and WAYNE WANTA, Exploring Factors in the
Source Evaluation, 88:1, 5-22. Hostile Media Perception: Partisanship,
BEAUDOIN, CHRISTOPHER _ E., Electoral Engagement, and Media Use
Neighborliness with Ethnic Groups in the Patterns, 88:1, 40-54.
United States: Modeling Its News WILLIAMS, ANN E., ROEI DAVID-
Antecedents and Health Outcomes, 88:4, SON, and EMILY CHIVERS YOCHIM,
821-842. Who’s to Blame When a Business Fails? How
BRANTNER, CORNELIA, KATHARI- Journalistic Death Metaphors Influence
NA LOBINGER, and IRMGARD WET- Responsibility Attributions, 88:3, 541-561.
ZSTEIN, Effects of Visual Framing on
Emotional Responses and Evaluations of COMMUNICATION THEORY
News Stories about the Gaza Conflict 2009,
88:3, 523-540. ANGHELCEV, GEORGE and SELA
CHERNOV, GENNADIY, SEBASTIAN SAR, The Influence of Pre-existing Audi-
VALENZUELA, and MAXWELL MCCOMBS, ence Mood and Message Relevance on the
-
INDEX TO VOLUME 88 8/!
Effectiveness of Health PSAs: Differential Electoral Engagement, and Media Use
Effects by Message Type, 88:3, 481-501. Patterns, 88:1, 40-54.
ARPAN, LAURA M. and ROBIN L. SELTZER, TRENT and WEIWU
NABI, Exploring Anger in the Hostile Media ZHANG, Debating Healthcare Reform: How
Process: Effects on News Preferences and Political Parties’ Issue-specific Communi-
Source Evaluation, 88:1, 5-22. cation Influences Citizens’ Perceptions of
BEAUDOIN, CHRISTOPHER E,, Organization-public Relationships, 88:4, 753-
Neighborliness with Ethnic Groups in the 770.
United States: Modeling Its News WARREN, RON and ROBERT H.
Antecedents and Health Outcomes, 88:4, WICKS, Political Socialization: Modeling
821-842. Teen Political and Civic Engagement, 88:1,
CHERNOV, GENNADIY, SEBASTIAN 156-175.
VALENZUELA, and MAXWELL MCCOMBS, WILLIAMS, ANN E., ROEI DAVID-
An Experimental Comparison of Two SON, and EMILY CHIVERS YOCHIM,
Perspectives on the Concept of Need for Who’s to Blame When a Business Fails? How
Orientation in Agenda-setting Theory, 88:1, Journalistic Death Metaphors Influence
142-155. Responsibility Attributions, 88:3, 541-561.
CHOI, JOUNGHWA, HYUN SOON
PARK, and JEONGHEON JC CHANG, Hos- CONTENT ANALYSIS
tile Media Perception, Involvement Types,
and Advocacy Behaviors, 88:1, 23-39. CORREA, TERESA and DUSTIN HARP,
GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND- Women Matter in Newsrooms: How Power
SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic and Critical Mass Relate to the Coverage of
Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771- the HPV Vaccine, 88:2, 301-319.
788. DUDO, ANTHONY, SHARON DUN-
HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA WOODY, and DIETRAM A. SCHEUFELE,
MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting The Emergence of Nano News: Tracking
Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and Thematic Trends and Changes in U.S.
Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806. Newspaper Coverage of Nanotechnology,
KANG, HYUNJIN, KEUNMIN BAE, 88:1, 55-75.
SHAOKE ZHANG, and S. SHYAM SUN- GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND-
DAR, Source Cues in Online News: Is the SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic
Proximate Source More Powerful than Distal Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771-
Sources? 88:4, 719-736. 788.
KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A. HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA
SCHEUFELE, JAMES SHANAHAN, and MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting
DOO-HUN CHOI, Deliberation in Spite of Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and
Controversy? News Media and the Public’s Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806.
Evaluation of a Controversial Issue in South MERAZ, SHARON, Using Time Series
Korea, 88:2, 320-336. Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-set-
MAJOR, LESA HATLEY, The Mediating ting Influence in Traditional Media and
Role of Emotions in the Relationship Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-194.
between Frames and Attribution of SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH and JULIE L.
Responsibility for Health Problems, 88:3, ANDSAGER, Four Decades of Images in Gay
502-522. Male-targeted Magazines, 88:1, 76-98.
MERAZ, SHARON, Using Time Series
Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-set- ECONOMICS OF THE PRESS
ting Influence in Traditional Media and
Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-194. ZERBA, AMY, Young Adults’ Reasons
OH, HYUN JEE, JONGMIN PARK, and behind Avoidances of Daily Print News-
WAYNE WANTA, Exploring Factors in the papers and Their Ideas for Change, 88:3, 597-
Hostile Media Perception: Partisanship, 614.
880 JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
ETHICS Supreme Court Freedom of Expression
Opinions, 88:1, 99-120.
BATES, STEPHEN, The Prodigy and
the Press: William James Sidis, Anti-intellec- INTERNATIONAL
tualism, and Standards of Success, 88:2, 374-
397. BRANTNER, CORNELIA, KATHARI-
CECIL, MATTHEW, Friends of the NA LOBINGER, and IRMGARD WET-
Bureau: Personal Correspondence and the ZSTEIN, Effects of Visual Framing on
Cultivation of Journalist-adjuncts by J. Edgar Emotional Responses and Evaluations of
Hoover’s FBI, 88:2, 267-284. News Stories about the Gaza Conflict 2009,
COLEMAN, RENITA, Color Blind: Race 88:3, 523-540.
and the Ethical Reasoning of Blacks on HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA
Journalism Dilemmas, 88:2, 337-351. MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting
Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and
GENDER AND MEDIA Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806.
KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A.
BRADLEY, AMY M. and ROBERT H. SCHEUFELE, JAMES SHANAHAN, and
WICKS, A Gendered Blogosphere? Portrayal DOO-HUN CHOI, Deliberation in Spite of
of Sarah Palin on Political Blogs during the Controversy? News Media and the Public’s
2008 Presidential Campaign, 88:4, 807-820. Evaluation of a Controversial Issue in South
CORREA, TERESA and DUSTIN HARP, Korea, 88:2, 320-336.
Women Matter in Newsrooms: How Power LEE, SANGWON, JUSTIN S. BROWN,
and Critical Mass Relate to the Coverage of and SEONMI LEE, A Cross-country Analysis
the HPV Vaccine, 88:2, 301-319. of Fixed Broadband Deployment: Examina-
LAMME, MEG OPDYCKE, Shining a tion of Adoption Factors and Network Effect,
Calcium Light: The WCTU and Public 88:3, 580-596.
Relations History, 88:2, 245-266. MIZUNO, TAKEYA, Censorship in a
SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH and JULIE L. Different Name: Press “Supervision” in War-
ANDSAGER, Four Decades of Images in Gay time Japanese American Camps 1942-1943,
Male-targeted Magazines, 88:1, 76-98. 88:1, 121-141.
HISTORY INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY
BATES, STEPHEN, The Prodigy and the BRADLEY, AMY M. and ROBERT H.
Press: William James Sidis, Anti-intellectual- WICKS, A Gendered Blogosphere? Portra-
ism, and Standards of Success, 88:2, 374-397. yal of Sarah Palin on Political Blogs during
CECIL, MATTHEW, Friends of the the 2008 Presidential Campaign, 88:4, 807-
Bureau: Personal Correspondence and the 820.
Cultivation of Journalist-adjuncts by J. Edgar KANG, HYUNJIN, KEUNMIN BAE,
Hoover's FBI, 88:2, 267-284. SHAOKE ZHANG, and S. SHYAM SUN-
FORDE, KATHY ROBERTS, Profit and DAR, Source Cues in Online News: Is the
Public Interest: A Publication History of Proximate Source More Powerful than Distal
John Hersey’s “Hiroshima,” 88:3, 562-579. Sources? 88:4, 719-736.
LAMME, MEG OPDYCKE, Shining a MERAZ, SHARON, Using Time Series
Calcium Light: The WCTU and Public Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-
Relations History, 88:2, 245-266. setting Influence in Traditional Media
MIZUNO, TAKEYA, Censorship in a and Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-
Different Name: Press “Supervision” in War- 194.
time Japanese American Camps 1942-1943, REICH, ZVI, Comparing Reporters’
88:1, 121-141. Work across Print, Radio, and Online:
SILVER, DERIGAN, The Framers’ First Converged Origination, Diverged Packag-
Amendment: Originalist Citations in U.S. ing, 88:2, 285-300.
881
INDEX TO VOLUME 88
LAW AND POLICY KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A.
SCHEUFELE, JAMES SHANAHAN, and
KOZLOWSKI, DAN _ V.,_ Toothless DOO-HUN CHOI, Deliberation in Spite of
Tinker: The Continued Erosion of Student Controversy? News Media and the Public’s
Speech Rights, 88:2, 352-373. Evaluation of a Controversial Issue in South
LEE, SANGWON, JUSTIN S. BROWN, Korea, 88:2, 320-336.
and SEONMI LEE, A Cross-country Analysis PENNING, TIMOTHY, The Value of
of Fixed Broadband Deployment: Examina- Public Relations in Investor Relations:
tion of Adoption Factors and Network Effect, Individual Investors’ Preferred Information
88:3, 580-596. Types, Qualities, and Sources, 88:3, 615-631.
SILVER, DERIGAN, The Framers’ First ZERBA, AMY, Young Adults’ Reasons
Amendment: Originalist Citations in U.S. behind Avoidances of Daily Print News-
Supreme Court Freedom of Expression papers and Their Ideas for Change, 88:3, 597-
Opinions, 88:1, 99-120. 614.
MAGAZINE JOURNALISM METHODOLOGY-RESEARCH
SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH and JULIE L. RAKOW, LANA F., Commentary: Inter-
ANDSAGER, Four Decades of Images in Gay views and Focus Groups as Critical and
Male-targeted Magazines, 88:1, 76-98. Cultural Methods, 88:2, 416-428.
SHEN, HONGMEI, Organization-
MANAGEMENT AND OWNERSHIP employee Relationship Maintenance Strate-
gies: A New Measuring Instrument, 88:2,
CORREA, TERESA and DUSTIN HARP, 398-415.
Women Matter in Newsrooms: How Power
and Critical Mass Relate to the Coverage of MINORITIES
the HPV Vaccine, 88:2, 301-319.
BEAUDOIN, CHRISTOPHER _ E.,
MEDIA AND SOCIETY Neighborliness with Ethnic Groups in the
United States: Modeling Its News
BEAUDOIN, CHRISTOPHER E., Antecedents and Health Outcomes, 88:4, 821-
Neighborliness with Ethnic Groups in the 842.
United States: Modeling Its News Antece- GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND-
dents and Health Outcomes, 88:4, 821-842. SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic
CECIL, MATTHEW, Friends of the Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771-
Bureau: Personal Correspondence and the 788.
Cultivation of Journalist-adjuncts by J. Edgar SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH and JULIE L.
Hoover’s FBI, 88:2, 267-284. ANDSAGER, Four Decades of Images in Gay
DUDO, ANTHONY, SHARON DUN- Male-targeted Magazines, 88:1, 76-98.
WOODY, and DIETRAM A. SCHEUFELE,
The Emergence of Nano News: Tracking NEWS AND REPORTING
Thematic Trends and Changes in U.S.
Newspaper Coverage of Nanotechnology, REICH, ZVI, Comparing Reporters’
88:1, 55-75. Work across Print, Radio, and Online:
GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND- Converged Origination, Diverged Packag-
SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic ing, 88:2, 285-300.
Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771- WILLIAMS, ANN E., ROEI DAVID-
788. SON, and EMILY CHIVERS YOCHIM,
HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA Who’s to Blame When a Business Fails?
MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting How Journalistic Death Metaphors Influ-
Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and ence Responsibility Attributions, 88:3, 541-
Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806. 561.
882 JOURNALISM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
POLITICAL COMMUNICATION PUBLIC RELATIONS
BRADLEY, AMY M. and ROBERT H. CHOI, JOUNGHWA, HYUN SOON
WICKS, A Gendered Blogosphere? Portra- PARK, and JEONGHEON JC CHANG, Hos-
yal of Sarah Palin on Political Blogs during tile Media Perception, Involvement Types,
the 2008 Presidential Campaign, 88:4, 807- and Advocacy Behaviors, 88:1, 23-39.
820. PENNING, TIMOTHY, The Value of
MERAZ, SHARON, Using Time Series Public Relations in Investor Relations:
Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-set- Individual Investors’ Preferred Informa-
ting Influence in Traditional Media and tion Types, Qualities, and Sources, 88:3, 615-
Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-194. 631.
OH, HYUN JEE, JONGMIN PARK, and SELTZER, TRENT and WEIWU
WAYNE WANTA, Exploring Factors in the ZHANG, Debating Healthcare Reform: How
Hostile Media Perception: Partisanship, Political Parties’ Issue-specific Communi-
Electoral Engagement, and Media Use cation Influences Citizens’ Perceptions of
Patterns, 88:1, 40-54. Organization-public Relationships, 88:4, 753-
SELTZER, TRENT and WEIWU 770.
ZHANG, Debating Healthcare Reform: How SHEN, HONGMEI, Organization-
Political Parties’ Issue-specific Communi- employee Relationship Maintenance Strate-
cation Influences Citizens’ Perceptions of gies: A New Measuring Instrument, 88:2,
Organization-public Relationships, 88:4, 753- 398-415.
770.
WARREN, RON and ROBERT H.
WICKS, Political Socialization: Modeling TELEVISION
Teen Political and Civic Engagement, 88:1,
156-175. BOCK, MARY ANGELA, You Really,
Truly Have to “Be There”: Video Journalism
PRESS PERFORMANCE as a Social and Material Construction, 88:4,
705-718.
CECIL, MATTHEW, Friends of the CUMMINS, R. GLENN and TODD
Bureau: Personal Correspondence and the CHAMBERS, How Production Value Im-
Cultivation of Journalist-adjuncts by J. Edgar pacts Perceived Technical Quality, Credibili-
Hoover's FBL, 88:2, 267-284. ty, and Economic Value of Video News, 88:4,
GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND- 737-752.
SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic LEE, SANGWON, JUSTIN S. BROWN,
Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771- and SEONMI LEE, A Cross-country Analysis
788. of Fixed Broadband Deployment: Examina-
HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA tion of Adoption Factors and Network Effect,
MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting 88:3, 580-596.
Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and
Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806.
VISUAL
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
BRANTNER, CORNELIA, KATHARI-
BOCK, MARY ANGELA, You Really, NA LOBINGER, and IRMGARD WET-
Truly Have to “Be There”: Video Journalism ZSTEIN, Effects of Visual Framing on
as a Social and Material Construction, 88:4, Emotional Responses and Evaluations of
705-718. News Stories about the Gaza Conflict 2009,
REICH, ZVI, Comparing Reporters’ 88:3, 523-540.
Work across Print, Radio, and Online: COLEMAN, RENITA, Color Blind: Race
Converged Origination, Diverged Packag- and the Ethical Reasoning of Blacks on
ing, 88:2, 285-300. Journalism Dilemmas, 88:2, 337-351.
883
INDEX TO VOLUME 88
ALPHABETICAL INDEX CHOI, JOUNGHWA, HYUN SOON
PARK, and JEONGHEON JC CHANG, Hos-
(Alphabetical by author’s last name) tile Media Perception, Involvement Types,
and Advocacy Behaviors, 88:1, 23-39.
ANDSAGER, JULIE L. (See Grimm). COLEMAN, RENITA, Color Blind: Race
ANDSAGER, JULIE L. (See Schwartz). and the Ethical Reasoning of Blacks on
ANGHELCEV, GEORGE and SELA Journalism Dilemmas, 88:2, 337-351.
SAR, The Influence of Pre-existing Audi- CORREA, TERESA and DUSTIN HARP,
ence Mood and Message Relevance on the Women Matter in Newsrooms: How Power
Effectiveness of Health PSAs: Differential and Critical Mass Relate to the Coverage of
Effects by Message Type, 88:3, 481-501. the HPV Vaccine, 88:2, 301-319.
ARPAN, LAURA M. and ROBIN L. CUMMINS, R. GLENN and TODD
NABI, Exploring Anger in the Hostile Media CHAMBERS, How Production Value Im-
Process: Effects on News Preferences and pacts Perceived Technical Quality, Credibili-
Source Evaluation, 88:1, 5-22. ty, and Economic Value of Video News, 88:4,
BAE, KEUNMIN (See Kang). 737-752.
BATES, STEPHEN, The Prodigy and the DAVIDSON, ROEI (See Williams).
Press: William James Sidis, Anti-intellectual- DUDO, ANTHONY, SHARON DUN-
ism, and Standards of Success, 88:2, 374-397. WOODY, and DIETRAM A. SCHEUFELE,
BEAUDOIN, CHRISTOPHER E., The Emergence of Nano News: Tracking
Neighborliness with Ethnic Groups in the Thematic Trends and Changes in U.S.
United States: Modeling Its News Newspaper Coverage of Nanotechnology,
Antecedents and Health Outcomes, 88:4, 88:1, 55-75.
821-842. DUNSMORE, KATE (See Hickerson).
BOCK, MARY ANGELA, You Really, DUNWOODY, SHARON (See Dudo).
Truly Have to “Be There”: Video Journalism FORDE, KATHY ROBERTS, Profit and
as a Social and Material Construction, 88:4, Public Interest: A Publication History of
705-718. John Hersey’s “Hiroshima,” 88:3, 562-579.
BRADLEY, AMY M. and ROBERT H. GRIMM, JOSH and JULIE L. AND-
WICKS, A Gendered Blogosphere? Portrayal SAGER, Framing Immigration: Geo-ethnic
of Sarah Palin on Political Blogs during the Context in California Newspapers, 88:4, 771-
2008 Presidential Campaign, 88:4, 807-820. 788.
BRANTNER, CORNELIA, KATHARI- HARP, DUSTIN (See Correa).
NA LOBINGER, and IRMGARD WET- HICKERSON, ANDREA A., PATRICIA
ZSTEIN, Effects of Visual Framing on MOY, and KATE DUNSMORE, Revisiting
Emotional Responses and Evaiuations of Abu Ghraib: Journalists’ Sourcing and
News Stories about the Gaza Conflict 2009, Framing Patterns, 88:4, 789-806.
88:3, 523-540. KANG, HYUNJIN, KEUNMIN BAE,
BROWN, JUSTIN S. (See Lee). SHAOKE ZHANG, and S. SHYAM SUN-
CECIL, MATTHEW, Friends of the DAR, Source Cues in Online News: Is the
Bureau: Personal Correspondence and the Proximate Source More Powerful than Distal
Cultivation of Journalist-adjuncts by J. Edgar Sources? 88:4, 719-736.
Hoover’s FBI, 88:2, 267-284. KIM, SEI-HILL, DIETRAM A.
CHAMBERS, TODD (See Cummins). SCHEUFELE, JAMES SHANAHAN, and
CHANG, JEONGHEON JC (See Choi). DOO-HUN CHOI, Deliberation in Spite of
CHERNOV, GENNADIY, SEBASTIAN Controversy? News Media and the Public’s
VALENZUELA, and MAXWELL MCCOMBS, Evaluation of a Controversial Issue in South
An Experimental Comparison of Two Korea, 88:2, 320-336.
Perspectives on the Concept of Need for KOZLOWSKI, DAN V.,_ Toothless
Orientation in Agenda-setting Theory, 88:1, Tinker: The Continued Erosion of Student
142-155. Speech Rights, 88:2, 352-373.
CHOI, DOO-HUN (See Kim). LAMME, MEG OPDYCKE, Shining a
884 JOURNALISM & Mass COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY
Calcium Light: The WCTU and Public Political Parties’ Issue-specific Communi-
Relations History, 88:2, 245-266. cation Influences Citizens’ Perceptions of
LEE, SANGWON, JUSTIN S. BROWN, Organization-public Relationships, 88:4, 753-
and SEONMI LEE, A Cross-country Analysis 770.
of Fixed Broadband Deployment: Exami- SHANAHAN, JAMES (See Kim).
nation of Adoption Factors and Network SHEN, HONGMEIL, Organization-em-
Effect, 88:3, 580-596. ployee Relationship Maintenance Strategies:
LEE, SEONMI (See Lee, Sangwon). A New Measuring Instrument, 88:2, 398-
LOBINGER, KATHARINA (See 415.
Brantner). SILVER, DERIGAN, The Framers’ First
MCCOMBS, MAXWELL (See Chernov). Amendment: Originalist Citations in U.S.
MAJOR, LESA HATLEY, The Mediating Supreme Court Freedom of Expression
Role of Emotions in the Relationship Opinions, 88:1, 99-120.
between Frames and Attribution of SUNDAR, S. SHYAM (See Kang).
Responsibility for Health Problems, 88:3, VALENZUELA, SEBASTIAN (See
502-522. Chernov).
MEJ.AZ, SHARON, Using Time Series WANTA, WAYNE (See Oh).
Analysis to Measure Intermedia Agenda-set- WARREN, RON and ROBERT H.
ting Influence in Traditional Media and WICKS, Political Socialization: Modeling
Political Blog Networks, 88:1, 176-194. Teen Political and Civic Engagement, 88:1,
MIZUNO, TAKEYA, Censorship in a 156-175.
Different Name: Press “Supervision” in War- WETZSTEIN, IRMGARD (See Brant-
time Japanese American Camps 1942-1943, ner).
88:1, 121-141. WICKS, ROBERT H. (See Bradley).
MOY, PATRICIA (See Hickerson). WICKS, ROBERT H. (See Warren).
NABI, ROBIN L. (See Arpan). WILLIAMS, ANN E., ROEI DAVID-
OH, HYUN JEE, JONGMIN PARK, and SON, and EMILY CHIVERS YOCHIM,
WAYNE WANTA, Exploring Factors in the Who’s to Blame When a Business Fails? How
Hostile Media Perception: Partisanship, Journalistic Death Metaphors Influence
Electoral Engagement, and Media Use Responsibility Attributions, 88:3, 541-561.
Patterns, 88:1, 40-54. YOCHIM, EMILY CHIVERS (See
PARK, HYUN SOON (See Choi). Williams).
PARK, JONGMIN (See Oh). ZERBA, AMY, Young Adults’ Reasons
PENNING, TIMOTHY, The Value of behind Avoidances of Daily Print News-
Public Relations in Investor Relations: papers and Their Ideas for Change, 88:3, 597-
Individual Investors’ Preferred Information 614.
Types, Qualities, and Sources, 88:3, 615-631. ZHANG, SHAOKE (See Kang).
RAKOW, LANA F., Commentary: Inter- ZHANG, WEIWU (See Seltzer).
views and Focus Groups as Critical and
Cultural Methods, 88:2, 416-428.
REICH, ZVI, Comparing Reporters’ BooK REVIEWS INDEX
Work across Print, Radio, and Online:
Converged Origination, Diverged Packag-
ing, 88:2, 285-300. BOOK REVIEWS BY SUBJECT
SAR, SELA (See Anghelcev).
SCHEUFELE, DIETRAM A. (See Dudo). BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
SCHEUFELE, DIETRAM A. (See Kim).
SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH and JULIE L. ALMIRON, NURIA, Journalism in Crisis:
ANDSAGER, Four Decades of Images in Gay Corporate Media and _ Financialization
Male-targeted Magazines, 88:1, 76-98. Reviewed by Oliver Boyd-Barrett, 88:2, 449.
SELTZER, TRENT and WEIWL CHRISTOPHERS, BRETT, Envisioning
ZHANG, Debating Healthcare Reform: How Media Power: On Capital and Geographies of
EX TO VOLUME 88 885
Television / Reviewed by Christopher H. ELECTRONIC MEDIA
Sterling, 88:3, 657.
ELLISON, SARAH, War at the Wall BELTRAN, MARY C., Latina/o Stars in
Street Journal: Inside the Struggle to Control an U.S. Eyes: The Making and Meanings of Film
American Business Empire / Reviewed by Dan and TV Stardom / Reviewed by Jan Whitt,
Sullivan, 88:1, 234. 88:2, 452.
FOEGE, ALEC, Right of the Dial: The Rise CHRISTOPHERS, BRETT, Envisioning
of Clear Channel and the Fall of Commercial Media Power: On Capital and Geographies of
Radio / Reviewed by Oliver Boyd-Barrett, Television / Reviewed by Christopher H.
88:1, 226. Sterling, 88:3, 657.
GRAY, JONATHAN, Show Sold Separ- COTTON, TRYSTAN T. and KIMBERLY
ately: Promos, Spoilers, and Other Media SPRINGER, eds., Stories of Oprah: The
Paratexts / Reviewed by Christopher A. Oprahfication of American Culture / Reviewed
Medjesky, 88:2, 462. by Peggy Dillon, 88:2, 463.
KINDRED, DAVE, Morning Miracle. CUSHION, STEPHEN and JUSTIN
Inside the Washington Post: A_ Great LEWIS, eds., The Rise of 24-Hour News
Newspaper Fights for Its Life / Reviewed by Television: Global Perspectives | Reviewed by
Norman P. Lewis, 88:1, 219. Christopher H. Sterling, 88:1, 228.
KNEE, JONATHAN, BRUCE GREEN- DEBRETT, MARY, Reinventing Public
WALD, and AVA SEAVE, The Curse of the Service Television for the Digital Future / Re-
Mogul: What's Wrong with the World’s Leading viewed by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:1, 225.
Media Companies / Reviewed by Marc Edge, FARNSWORTH, STEPHEN J. and
88:1, 205. ROBERT LICHTER, The Nightly News
LANDERS, JAMES, The First Improbable Nightmare: Media Coverage of U.S. Presidential
Century of Cosmopolitan Magazine / Elections, 1988-2008 / Reviewed by Oliver
Reviewed by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:4, Boyd-Barrett, 88:1, 222.
857. FOEGE, ALEC, Right oft he Dial: The Rise
MANHEIM, JAROL B., Strategy in of Clear Channel and the Fall of Commercial
Information and Influence Campaigns: How Radio / Reviewed by Oliver Boyd-Barrett,
Policy Advocates, Social Movements, Insurgent 88:1, 226.
Groups, Corporations, Governments and Others HANNA, EMMA, The Great War on the
Get What They Want / Reviewed by Oscar H. Small Screen: Representing the First World War
Gandy Jr., 88:4, 867. in Contemporary Britain / Reviewed by Jane
MCLEAN, JESSE, Kings of Madison E. Kirtley, 88:1, 210.
Avenue: The Unofficial Guide to Mad Men / HUTCHINGS, STEPHEN and NATA-
Reviewed by Marilyn Greenwald, 88:2, 450. LIA RULYOVA, Television & Culture in Putin's
O'SHEA, JAMES, The Deal from Hell: Russia: Remote Control / Reviewed by Owen
How Moguls and Wall Street Plundered Great V. Johnson, 88:4, 846.
American Newspapers | Reviewed by Bryce MAKEMSON, HARLEN, Media, NASA,
Nelson, 88:4, 855. and America’s Quest for the Moon / Reviewed
SUTTON, DENISE H., Globalizing Ideal by Kathleen A. Hansen, 88:3, 667.
Beauty: How Female Copywriters of the J]. Walter MELTZER, KIMBERLY, TV News An-
Thompson Advertising Agency Redefined Beauty chors and Journalistic Tradition: How Journalists
for the Twentieth Century / Reviewed by Tricia Adapt to Technology / Reviewed by Chris-
M. Farwell, 88:2, 446. topher H. Sterling, 88:1, 232.
TATGE, MARK W., The New York Times MICKIEWICZ, ELLEN, Television, Power
Reader: Business & Economics / Reviewed by & the Public in Russia / Reviewed by Owen V.
Chris Roush, 88:2, 457. Johnson, 88:4, 846.
THOMPSON, JOHN B., Merchants of PONDILLO, ROBERT, America’s First
Culture: The Publishing Business in the Twenty- Network TV Censor: The Work of NBC's
First Century / Reviewed by Christopher H. Stockton Helffrich / Reviewed by Christopher
Sterling, 88:1, 218. H. Sterling, 88:2, 434.
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YOUSMAN, BILL, Prime Time Prisons HISTORY
on U.S. TV: Representation of Incarceration /
Reviewed by Kathleen Collins, 88:3, 673. BOWLER, PETER J., Science for All: The
Popularization of Science in Early Twentieth-
ETHICS Century Britain / Reviewed by Samuel P.
Wallace, 88:1, 230.
FARNSWORTH, STEPHEN J. and HERTZEL, LAURIE, News to Me: Ad-
ROBERT LICHTER, The Nightly News ventures of an Accidental Journalist /
Nightmare: Media Coverage of U.S. Presidential Reviewed by Marilyn Greenwald, 88:2, 459.
Elections, 1988-2008 / Reviewed by Oliver HOLT, JENNIFER and ALISA PERREN,
Boyd-Barrett, 88:1, 222. eds., Media Industries: History, Theory, and
Method / Reviewed by Christopher H.
FREE EXPRESSION Sterling, 88:2, 455.
KINDRED, DAVE, Morning Miracle.
BEZANSON, RANDALL P., Art and Inside the Washington Post: A_ Great
Freedom of Speech / Reviewed by Nikhil Newspaper Fights for Its Life / Reviewed by
Moro, 88:2, 436. Norman P. Lewis, 88:1, 219.
PONDILLO, ROBERT, America’s First MANDER, MARY S., Pen and Sword:
Network TV Censor: The Work of NBC's American War Correspondents, 1898-1975
Stockton Helffrich / Reviewed by Christopher Reviewed by Ray E. Hiebert, 88:3, 648.
H. Sterling, 88:2, 434. MELLEN, ROGER P., The Origins of a
Free Press in Prerevolutionary Virginia:
GENDER Creating a Culture of Political Dissent
Reviewed by Ray Hiebert, 88:4, 865.
MARCELLUS, JANE, Business Girls & MORGAN, EDWARD P., What Really
Two-Job Wives: Emerging Media Stereotypes of Happened to the 1960s: How Mass Media
Employed Women / Reviewed by Sheila Culture Failed American Democracy Re-
Gibbons, 88:4, 858. viewed by Guido H. Stempel III, 88:3, 685.
MASSONI, KELLEY, Fashioning Teen- O'SHEA, JAMES, The Deal from Hell:
agers: A Cultural History of Seventeen How Moguls and Wall Street Plundered Great
Magazine / Reviewed by Andi Stein, 88:3, American Newspapers | Reviewed by Bryce
659. Nelson, 88:4, 855.
MCLEAN, JESSE, Kings of Madison POE, MARSHALL T., A History of
Avenue: The Unofficial Guide to Mad Men / Communications: Media and Society from the
Reviewed by Marilyn Greenwald, 88:2, 450. Evolution of Speech to the Internet / Reviewed
MOLINA-GUZMAN, ISABEL, Danger- by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 662.
ous Curves: Latina Bodies in the Media PONDILLO, ROBERT, America’s First
Reviewed by Jan Whitt, 88:2, 452. Network TV Censor: The Work of NBC's
PIEPMEIER, ALISON, Girl Zines: Mak- Stockton Helffrich /R eviewed by Christopher
ing Media, Doing Feminism / Reviewed by H. Sterling, 88:2, 434.
Shayla Thiel-Stern, 88:1, 209. REILLY, HUGH J., The Frontier News-
SCANLON, JENNIFER, Bad Girls Go papers and the Coverage of the Plains Indian
Everywhere: The Life of Helen Gurley Brown / Wars / Reviewed by Brian Gabrial, 88:3, 661.
Reviewed by Jane Marcellus, 88:1, 202. REILLY, TOM, with MANLEY WIT-
SUTTON, DENISE H., Globalizing Ideal TEN, ed., War with Mexico! America’s
Beauty: How Female Copywriters oft he J. Walter Reporters Cover the Battlefront Reviewed by
Thompson Advertising Agency Redefined Beauty John M. Coward, 88:3, 684.
for the Twentieth Century / Reviewed by Tricia RISLEY, FORD, Abolition and the Press:
M. Farwell, 88:2, 446. The Moral Struggle Against Slavery Re-
ZASLOW, EMILIE, Feminism, Inc.: viewed by Giovanna Dell’Orto, 88:2, 432.
Coming of Age in Girl Power Media Culture / SCANLON, JENNIFER, Bad Girls Go
Reviewed by Sheila Gibbons, 88:4, 858. Everywhere: The Life of Helen Gurley Brown
INDEX TO VOLUME 88 887
Reviewed by Jane Marcellus, 88:1, 202. Conflicting Signals / Reviewed by Owen V.
SIMONSON, PETER, Refiguring Mass Johnson, 88:4, 846.
Communication: A History / Reviewed by CRACK, ANGELA M., Global Commu-
Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 675. nication and Transnational Public Sphere /
STAIGER, JANET and SABINE HAKE, Reviewed by Oliver Boyd-Barrett, 88:2, 444.
eds., Convergence Media History / Reviewed CURTIN, MICHAEL and HEMANT
by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 656. SHAH, eds., Reorienting Global Communi-
STEUTER, ERIN and DEBORAH cation: Indian and Chinese Media Beyond Bor-
WILLS, At War with Metaphor: Media, Propa- ders / Reviewed by Sandhya Rao, 88:3, 676.
ganda, and Racism in the War on Terror / CUSHION, STEPHEN and JUSTIN
Reviewed by Oscar H. Gandy Jr., 88:1, 201. LEWIS, eds., The Rise of 24-Hour News
SUMNER, DAVID E., The Magazine Television: Global Perspectives / Reviewed by
Century: American Magazines Since 1900 / Christopher H. Sterling, 88:1, 228.
Reviewed by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:2, HANNA, EMMA, The Great War on the
454. Small Screen: Representing the First World War
TOPPING, SEYMOUR, On the Front in Contemporary Britain / Reviewed by Jane
Lines of the Cold War: An American Correspon- E. Kirtley, 88:1, 210.
dent's Journal from the Chinese Civil War to the HUTCHINGS, STEPHEN and NATA-
Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam / Reviewed LIA RULYOVA, Television & Culture in Putin’s
by Ray Hiebert, 88:1, 224. Russia: Remote Control / Reviewed by Owen
TUCHINSKY, ADAM, Horace Greeley’s V. Johnson, 88:4, 846.
New-York Tribune: Civil War-Era Socialism IBRAYEVA, GALIYA, The Coverage of
and the Crisis of Free Labor / Reviewed by Military Conflicts in Mass Media and the
Giovanna Dell’Orto, 88:2, 432. International Humanitarian Law / Reviewed
VANDENDORPE, CHRISTIAN, From by Rafis Abazov, 88:4, 853.
Papyrus to Hypertext: Toward the Universal IMRE, ANIKO, Identity Games: Global-
Digital Library / Reviewed by Kathleen ization and the Transformation of Media
Collins, 88:1, 207. Cultures in the New Europe / Reviewed by
VANDERLAN, ROBERT, Intellectuals Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 663.
Incorporated: Politics, Art and Ideas Inside MICKIEWICZ, ELLEN, Television, Power
Henry Luce’s Media Empire / Reviewed by & the Public in Russia / Reviewed by Owen V.
Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 663. Johnson, 88:4, 846.
WHYTE, KENNETH, The Uncrowned RUSSELL, ADRIENNE and NABIL
King: The Sensational Rise of William Randolph ECHCHAIBI, eds., International Blogging:
Hearst / Reviewed by Christopher H. Identity, Politics, and Networked Publics / Re-
Sterling, 88:2, 466. viewed by Christopher H. Sterling, 88:3, 664.
WITWER, DAVID, Shadow of the Racke- SENG, TOH LAM, Journalism in East
teer: Scandal in Organized Labor / Reviewed Asia / Reviewed by Yue Feng, 88:1, 213.
by Vincent F. Filak, 88:3, 682. STEUTER, ERIN and DEBORAH
WILLS, At War with Metaphor: Media, Propa-
INTERNATIONAL ganda, and Racism in the War on Terror / Re-
viewed by Oscar H. Gandy Jr., 88:1, 201.
BAZZI, SAMIA, Arab News and Conflict: SUTTON, DENISE H., Globalizing Ideal
Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and Cul- Beauty: How Female Copywriters of the J. Walter
ture / Reviewed by Anthony Moretti, 88:4, 850. Thompson Advertising Agency Redefined Beauty
BENDIXEN, ALFRED and JUDITH for the Twentieth Century / Reviewed by
HAMERA, eds., The Cambridge Companion to Tricia M. Farwell, 88:2, 446.
American Travel Writing / Reviewed by
Sandhya Rao, 88:2, 438. JOURNALISM PRACTICE
BEUMERS, BIRGIT, STEPHEN
HUTCHINGS, and NATALIA RULYOVA, ARCHETTI, CRISTINA, Explaining News
eds., The Post-Soviet Russian Media: / Reviewed by James F. Scotton, 88:3, 658.
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