Cultural and Media Policy: A Survey of Recent Research

Australian Journal of Communication, vol. 26, no. 1, 1999.

Keddie Amanda Churchill Rick , ‘Young Adolescents’ Gender-related Perceptions of Television Characterisations’, pp. 87–106.

Australian Journalism Review, vol. 21, no. 1, July 1999.

Griffin Grahame , ‘Local Journalism Makes Good: Cultural Geography and Contemporary Journalism’, pp. 17–36.

Lee Paul , ‘Does Journalism Seek Truth Out? A Typology of Realities in the News Profession’, pp. 92–108.

Morgan Frank , ‘The Moving Finger Writes: Conditions for a Theory of Journalism’, pp. 68–91.

Stockwell Stephen , ‘Beyond the Fourth Estate: Democracy, Deliberation and Journalism theory’, pp. 37–49.

Windschuttle Keith , ‘Journalism and the Western Tradition’, pp. 50–67.

Canadian Journal of Communication, vol. 24, no. 2, Spring 1999.

Antecol Michael , ‘Abstracting the Later McLuhan: Television's Cool Role in the Creation of the Global Village’, pp. 199–220.

Keane John , ‘Public Life in the Era of Communicative Abundance’, pp. 165–78.

Lee Martha F. Soderlund Walter C. , ‘International Reporting in Canadian Newspapers: Results of a Survey of Daily Newspaper Editors’, pp. 243–60.

McCarron Gary , ‘Pixel Perfection: Towards a Political Economy of Digital Fidelity’, pp. 221–42.

Shade Leslie , ‘Roughing it in the Electronic Bush: Community Networking in Canada’, pp. 179–98.

Stalder Felix Clement Andrew , ‘Exploring Policy Issues of Electronic Cash: The Mondex Case’, pp. 261–88.

Continuum: ‘Cultural Studies: The Next Generation’, vol. 13, no. 1, April 1999.

Sammond Nicholas , ‘Manufacturing the American Child: Child-rearing and the Rise of Walt Disney’, pp. 29–55.

Continuum: ‘Information Technology Now’, vol. 13, no. 2, July 1999.

Barnet Belinda , ‘Storming the Interface: Hypertext, Desire and Technonarcissism’, pp. 187–204.

Burnett Ron , ‘Communities in Cyberspace: Towards a New Research Agenda’, pp. 205–16.

Hartley John , ‘Why is it Scholarship When Someone Wants to Kill You? Truth as Violence’, pp. 227–36.

Hodge Bob , ‘The Sokal “Hoax”: Some Implications for Science and Postmodernism’, pp. 255–70.

Leggett Mike , ‘Electronic Space and Public Space: Museums, Galleries and Digital Media’, pp. 175–86.

Miles Adrian , ‘Cinematic Paradigms for Hypertext’, pp. 217–26.

Milner Andrew , ‘Can Cultural Studies be Disciplined? Or Should it be Punished?’, pp. 271–82.

Theall Donald , ‘The Carnivalesque, the Internet and Control of Content: Satirizing Knowledge, Power and Control’, pp. 153–64.

Tomaselli Keyan Shepperson Arnold , ‘The Poverty of Journalism: Media Studies and “Science”’, pp. 237–54.

Cultural Studies, vol. 13, no. 3, July 1999.

Hosokawa Shuhei , ‘Salsa No Tiene Frontera’: Orquesta De La Luz and the Globalization of Popular Music’, pp. 509–34.

Negus Keith , ‘The Music Business and Rap: Between the Street and the Executive Suite’, pp. 488–508.

Patton Cindy , ‘How to Do Things with Sound’, pp. 466–87.

International Journal of Cultural Policy, vol. 5, no. 2, 1999.

Asbjornsen Dag Solum Ove , ‘Public Service Cinema? On Strategies of Legitimacy in Policies for Norwegian Cinema’, pp. 269–92.

Cormack Mike , ‘Minority Languages and Television Programming Policy’, pp. 293–314.

Media Culture and Society, vol. 21, no. 5, September 1999.

Barnett Clive , ‘The Limits of Media Democratization in South Africa: Politics, Privatisation and Regulation’, pp. 649–72.

Battani Marshall , ‘Organisational Fields, Cultural Fields and Art Worlds: The Early Efforts to Make Photographs and Make Photographers in 19th-century USA’, pp. 601–26.

Chomsky Daniel , ‘The Mechanisms of Management Control at the New York Times’, pp. 579–600.

Galperin Hernan , ‘Cultural Industries Policy in Regional Trade Agreements: The Cases of NAFTA, the European Union and MERCOSUR’, pp. 627–48.

Roscoe Timothy , ‘The Construction of the World Wide Web Audience’, pp. 673–84.

Media Studies Journal, Winter 1999.

Chang Tsan-Kuo , ‘China from Here and There’, pp. 32–39.

Conn Peter , ‘Pearl S. Buck’, pp. 48–55.

Florcruz Jaime , ‘Chinese Media in Flux’, pp. 42–47.

Gladney Dru , ‘On the Border of Visibility’, pp. 130–35.

Gordon Richard , ‘Image — One Act, Many Meanings’, pp. 82–83.

Mann James ‘Framing China’, pp. 102–7.

Spence Jonathan , ‘Image — Eternal China?’, pp. 56–57.

Qing Dai , ‘Guiding Public Opinion’, pp. 78–81. Prometheus, vol. 17, no. 2, June 1999.

Chandler Annmarie Baker Ellen Fisher Tom , The Impact of Visual Communication Innovations on the Film Industry’, pp. 139–52.

Kretschmer Martin Klimis George Wallis Roger , ‘The Changing Location of Intellectual Property Rights in Music: A Study of Music Publishers, Collecting Societies and Media Conglomerates’, pp. 163–86.

Previte Josephine , ‘Internet Advertising: An Assessment of Consumer Attitudes’, pp. 199–210.

Screen, vol. 40, no. 1, Spring 1999.

Hills Elizabeth , ‘From ‘Figurative Males’ to Action Heroines: Further Thoughts on Active Women in the Cinema’, pp. 38–50.

MacRory Pauline , ‘Excusing the Violence of Hollywood Women Music in Nikita and Point of No Return’, pp. 51–65.

Oswell David , ‘And What Might Our Children Become? Future Visions, Governance and the Child Television Audience in Postwar Britain’, pp. 66–87.

Virdi Jyotika , ‘Reverence, Rape — and Then Revenge: Popular Hindi Cinema's “Woman's Film’”, pp. 17–37.

UTS Review: ‘The Archaeology of Feeling’, vol. 5, no. 1, May 1999.

Craig Geoffrey , ‘Plastic Vision: An Analysis of Reuters Financial Television’, pp. 111–25.

Jayamanne Layleen Rutherford Anne , ‘The Future of Cinema Studies in the Age of Global Media: Aesthetics, Spectatorship and Public Spheres’, pp. 94–110.

Mitchell Tony , ‘Another Root: Australian Hip Hop as a “Glocal” Subculture’, pp. 126–41.