Publications in Mass communications

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Afterimage	General	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Exhibition catalogs. Books. Revolution as an Eternal Dream: the Exemplary Failure of the Madame Binh Graphics Collective. Halsted Plays Himself. Still things move. Houses divided. Look, listen, see. The political avant-garde repurposed. Modes of contemplation: the art of deceleration: motion and rest in art from Caspar David Friedrich to Ai Weiwei. Double take. Luminous fields. Celebrating analog. Art in a revolution: a conversation with Lala Baladi. Dancing with strangers: a conversation with Laurel Nakadate. Creative codes: a conversation with Golan Levin. Ahmed Basiony: media artist or martyr? Arts & labor in the age of occupation. Glocal history. Art as shelter.	2031
American Journalism Review	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 The Twitter death epidemic: why it's silly to assert that Twitter "beat" the news media in reporting Whitney Houston's demise. A newspaper buying spree: despite their declining value and much-publicized woes, papers are attracting interest. Martyred for Pursuing a Story. Celebrities covering news: the networks are signing up well-known people with no evidence of journalism chops. Embracing the future: visits to 50 newspapers in 50 states find an evolving industry launching new initiatives in an effort to survive and thrive in... Muckraking goes global: as investigative reporting recedes in the United States, exploding around the world, often online and frequently in countries... The Voice of God is dead: it's past time for news outlets to lose the rigid, formulaic approach to newswriting. But figuring out the boundaries can... Calling the cops: ESPN and Syracuse's Post-Standard were pummeled for failing to tell police about a tape regarding sexual abuse allegations against... Flunking the test: the American education system has never been better, several important measures show. But you'd never know that from reading... Second chance: the advent of the tablet present a bright opportunity for traditional news outlets that stumbled at the onset of the digital era. But... Leaving the field she loved: uncertainty about the future of journalism pushes a highly regarded reporter into PR. Learning to do it all: when it comes time to fill one of those precious hiring slots, news outlets are looking for journalists with a wide array of... A long love affair with magazines: Samir Husni, aka Mr. Magazine, sees a bright future for the objects of his affection. Romenesko roars back: after the messy breakup with Poynter, the media news aggregating pioneer has created a distinctive Web site with passion and... Don't judge a company by one paper. The "Greater Truth" defense: Mike Daisey is the latest to pull out that shopworn canard in an effort to justify fabrication.	3468
Bookmarks	General	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Lit year in review. Notable Nonfiction. Notable fiction. The Swerve: how the world became modern. Elizabeth and Hazel: two women of Little Rock. Perfect. Daughter of Smoke and Bone. 11/22/63. The affair: a Jack Reacher novel. The End of the Wasp Season. The sense of an ending. The cat's table. History. Biography. General. Young adult. SF. Crime. Literary. Haruki Murakami. more	1138
Federal Communications Law Journal	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 From Betamax to YouTube: how Sony Corporation of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc. could still be a standard for new technology. Consumer watchdog: the FCC's proposed rulemaking to help consumers avoid bill shock. Survival of the standard: today's public interest requirement in television broadcasting and the return to regulation. Wiretapping the internet: the expansion of the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act to extend government surveillance. Assessing competition in U.S. wireless markets: review of the FCC's competition reports. Is it time to recreate the E-rate program? Of burning houses and roasting pigs: why Butler v. Michigan remains a key free speech victory more than a half-century later. Editor's note.	376
Houston Journal of International Law	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2011 Born in the USA: an all-American view of birthright citizenship and international human rights. Environmental refugees: the latest enterprise of corporate social responsibility. From paralysis in Rwanda to boldness in Libya: has the international community taken "responsibility to protect" from abstract principle to concrete... Genocide in Rwanda, state responsibility to prosecute or extradite, and nonimmunity for heads of state and other public officials. From paralysis in Rwanda to bold moves in Libya: emergence of the "responsibility to protect" norm under international law - is the international... Introduction. A tribute to Mont P. Hoyt.	287
Mass communications community	General		Nov 14, 2011 Use Scrabble Word Finder Tool to Keep Ahead from Other Scrabble Players	138
The Newsletter on Newsletters	Trade	Newsletter	Jan 23, 2012 Re-energized SIPA turns the corner: with website as hub of global community, association to deliver real value.	2371
VOX	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2007 Another voice. Look no farther: a handy guide to finding the people & places featured in this issue. Diversions: fine dining during restaurant week, and beyond. For classic spring afternoons on the links and a clubhouse to call a second home, Olde Vine Golf Club offers all the luxurious amenities of leisure. At Bravura art & objects, gallery founder Leonard Barton boldly presents an eclectic array of original works that pay homage to a broad range of... If the yellow forsythia buds are not enough to quench a thirst for color, surely a million daffodils will do the trick. Feature: doing well by doing good. Well-being: travel goes green. Other places: finding a reprieve in Georgetown. Treasure hunt: taking a swing at golf collectibles. Feature: coursework: two options for local golfers seeking challenge, and a good time. The beauty around us: from fad building to pleasure palace. Artisan: branching out with living sculptures. Feature: a visit to the land of bulbs. Feature: a portrait of the young man as an artist. Amateur epicurean: Matzo Man. Wine rack: breaking away from Bordeaux. Feature: the delicate, delicious passion for Belgian chocolates. Guest host: familiarity at the fairway. Feature: games among the dunes and the heather. more	20

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