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1. The Interpreter on the (Talk) Show
   Francesco Straniero Sergio · 1999 · The Translator
2. The economy of attention and the development of psychology.
   Warren Thorngate · 1990 · Canadian Psychology/Psychologie canadienne
3. The Democratic Worth of Celebrity Politics in an Era of Late Modernity
   Mark Wheeler · 2012 · The British Journal of Politics and International Relations
4. Complexifying media power: a study of the interplay between media and audience discourses on politics
   Kim Christian Schrøder, Louise Jane Phillips · 2007 · Media Culture & Society
5. Why study media ecosystems?
   Ethan Zuckerman · 2021 · Information Communication & Society
6. Acquisition of Current-Events Knowledge From Political Satire Programming: An Experimental Approach
   Dannagal Goldthwaite Young, Lindsay H. Hoffman · 2012 · Atlantic Journal of Communication
7. Effects of emotion and product involvement on the experience of repeated commercial viewing
   J. Hitchon, An-Nie Lang, Esther Thorson · 1995 · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media
8. What’s Wife Swap got to do with it? Talking politics in the net-based public sphere
   Todd Graham · 2009 · UvA-DARE (University of Amsterdam)
9. Media and learning: Are there two kinds of truth?
   Eldon J. Ullmer · 1994 · Educational Technology Research and Development
10. The Influence of the Body Image Presented Through TikTok Trend-Videos and Its Possible Reasons
    Jiayan Liu · 2021 · Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research/Advances in social science, education and humanities research
11. Generations and Media: The Social Construction of Generational Identity and Differences
    Nicoletta Vittadini, Andra Siibak, Irena Reifová, Helena Bilandzić · 2013 · OPUS (Augsburg University)
12. Social Psychology and Child Well-Being
    Ferrán Casas, Mònica González, Dolors Navarro · 2013 · Springer eBooks
13. Of Time and Television
    John P. Robinson, Steven P. Martin · 2009 · The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
14. Information Society Theory as Ideology: A Critique
    Nichòlas Garnham · 1998 · Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure
15. Journalism: A Very Short Introduction
    Ian Hargreaves · 2014
16. Going Viral: The Look of Online Persuasive Maps
    Ian Muehlenhaus · 2014 · Cartographica The International Journal for Geographic Information and Geovisualization
17. Probing beneath the surface
    Richard A. Slaughter · 1989 · Futures
18. Sleep as a victim of the "time crunch" - A multinational analysis
    John P. Robinson, William Michelson · 2010 · electronic International Journal of Time Use Research
19. ‘Fictional’ and ‘Non-fictional’ television celebrates earth day: Or, politics is comedy plus pretense
    Michael X. Delli Carpini, Bruce A. Williams · 1994 · Cultural Studies
20. You Can’t Smell Roses Online
    Faltin Karlsen, Trine Syvertsen · 2016 · Nordicom review/NORDICOM review
21. From Celebration to Critical Investigation: Charting the Course of Scholarship in Applied Learning
    Roy Jay Schwartzman, Kelly Bouas Henry · 2009 · Journal of Applied Learning in Higher Education
22. Do changes in socialization lead to decline in reading level?How parents, literary education, and popular culture affect the level of books read
    Marc Verboord, Kees van Rees · 2003 · Poetics
23. How Synthetic Experience Shapes Social Reality
    G. Ray Funkhouser, Eugene F. Shaw · 1990 · Journal of Communication
24. The readership of books in times of de-reading
    Wim P Knulst, Andries van den Broek · 2003 · Poetics
25. U.S. Adolescent Religious Identity, the Media, and the "Funky" Side of Religion
    Lynn Schofield Clark · 2002 · Journal of Communication
26. Pacing in Children's Television Programming
    James F. McCollum Jr., Jennings Bryant · 2003 · Mass Communication & Society
27. Memes - Formen und Folgen eines Internetphänomens
    Joanna Nowotny, Julian Reidy · 2022 · Digitale Gesellschaft
28. Politics Lost, Politics Transformed, Politics Colonised? Theories of the Impact of Mass Media
    John Street · 2005 · Political Studies Review
29. Funny Cats and Politics: Do Humorous Context Posts Impede or Foster the Elaboration of News Posts on Social Media?
    Raffael Heiss, Jörg Matthes · 2019 · Communication Research
30. The Rhetoric of PowerPoint
    Jens E. Kjeldsen · 2006 · Seminar net
31. Teaching with and about film and television
    Renée Hobbs · 1998 · Journal of Management Development
32. Coffee and the Business of Pleasure: The Case of Harbucks vs. Mr. Tweek
    Carl Rhodes · 2002 · Culture and Organization
33. Informal logic and the reconfiguration of logic
    R.H. Johnson, J. Anthony Blair · 2002 · Studies in logic and practical reasoning
34. Television futures: A social action methodology for studying Interpretivecommunities
    Klaus Bruhn Jensen · 1990 · Critical Studies in Mass Communication
35. Pedagogical Issues in U.S. Media Education
    Renée Hobbs · 1994 · Annals of the International Communication Association
36. Museums and the media A theoretical and methodological exploration
    Roger Silverstone · 1988 · International Journal of Museum Management and Curatorship
37. The Logic of New Media in International Affairs
    Randolph Kluver · 2002 · New Media & Society
38. Reality bytes: Education, markets and the information superhighway
    Jane Kenway · 1995 · The Australian Educational Researcher
39. The Epistemic Pathologies of Elections and the Epistemic Promise of Lottocracy
    Alexander A. Guerrero · 2021 · Oxford University Press eBooks
40. Dumbing Down is Good for You
    Mick Temple · 2006 · British Politics
41. Television and Political Participation Among Adolescents: The Impact of Television Viewing, Entertainment and Information Preferences
    Ellen Quintelier, Marc Hooghe · 2011 · Mass Communication & Society
42. “Authentic” talk in broadcast news: The construction of community
    Andrew Tolson · 2001 · The Communication Review
43. Manufacturing visions of society and history in textbooks
    DD Perlmutter · 1997 · Journal of Communication
44. Uncomfortably Numb: Countercultural Impulses in the Postmodern Era
    Simon Gottschalk · 1993 · Symbolic Interaction
45. Changing Fortunes: An Analysis of Christian Right Ascendance within American Political Discourse
    Ronald E. Hopson, Donald R. Smith · 1999 · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
46. IMPLICATIONS OF HYPERMEDIA FOR COGNITION AND COMMUNICATION
    CHRISTOPHER J. DEDE, David B. Palumbo · 1991 · Impact Assessment
47. Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and the Seduction of Knowledge, Teaching, and Learning: What Lies Ahead for Education
    Michael Kompf · 2005 · Curriculum Inquiry
48. New Media Literacy Education (NMLE): A Developmental Approach
    Diana Graber, Kelly Mendoza · 2012 · Journal of Media Literacy Education
49. Videology: Video‐Games as Postmodern Sites/Sights of Ideological Reproduction
    Simon Gottschalk · 1995 · Symbolic Interaction
50. Do case studies mislead about the nature of reality?
    Stephen Pattison, Donna L. Dickenson, M Parker, Tom Heller · 1999 · Journal of Medical Ethics
51. Cultural reconstruction in the post‐modern world
    Richard A. Slaughter · 1989 · Journal of Curriculum Studies
52. Advancing UN digital cooperation: Lessons from environmental policy and governance
    Daria Gritsenko · 2023 · World Development
53. Social Diagnosis 2011 Objective and Subjective Quality of Life in Poland - full report
    Janusz Czapiński · 2011 · Contemporary Economics
54. Creative Dimensions of Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century
    2017 · SensePublishers eBooks
55. Seeing Reasons: Visual Argumentation in Advertisements
    Christina Slade · 2003 · Argumentation
56. Information Technology and the Cultural Reproduction of Social Order: A Research Paradigm
    Lynette Kvasny, Duane P. Truex III · 2000 · IFIP advances in information and communication technology
57. Baudrillard, hyperreality, and the ‘problematic’ of (mis/dis)information in social media
    Cathryn van Kessel, Jason D. Manriquez, Kip Kline · 2025 · Theory & Research in Social Education
58. Reconceptualizing Intelligence: Dysrationalia as an Intuition Pump
    Keith E. Stanovich · 1994 · Educational Researcher
59. Inside the Consumer Mind: Consumer Attitudes to the Arts
    Peter Cooper, Rupert Tower · 1992 · Market Research Society Journal
60. Reconstructing Technoliteracy: A Multiple Literacies Approach
    Richard Kahn, Douglas MacKay Kellner · 2005 · E-Learning and Digital Media
61. Oh, What Webs Those Phantoms Spin
    Carl J. Couch · 1995 · Symbolic Interaction
62. The Internet and Information Literacy: Taking the First Step toward Technology Education in the Social Studies
    Thomas J. Scott, Michael O'sullivan · 2000 · The Social Studies
63. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Thief: An Investigation into the Role of Drones in Journalism
    Catherine Adams · 2018 · Digital Journalism
64. The Contemporary Presidency: The Presidency and Image Management: Discipline in Pursuit of Illusion
    Jeremy D. Mayer · 2004 · Presidential Studies Quarterly
65. Politics, media and youth: understanding political socialization via video production in secondary schools
    Kate Dunsmore, Taso G. Lagos · 2008 · Learning Media and Technology
66. Popular television formats, The student-as-consumer metaphor, acculturation and critical engagement in the teaching of accounting
    Natalie Buckmaster, Russell Craig · 2000 · Accounting Education
67. Infrastructure for the Celestial Jukebox
    Patrick Burkart, Tom McCourt · 2004 · Popular Music
68. Computational environments supporting creativity in the context of lifelong learning and design
    Gerhard Fischer, Kumiyo Nakakoji · 1997 · Knowledge-Based Systems
69. Pulp Pulpits: Self-Disclosure on “Donahue”
    Patricia Joyner Priest, Joseph R. Dominick · 1994 · Journal of Communication
70. Gender-Differentiated Production Features in Toy Commercials
    Daniel Ross Chandler, Merris Griffiths · 2000 · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media
71. Intellectuals, power and quality television
    Ava Preacher Collins · 1993 · Cultural Studies
72. Communication Pedagogy: The Coronavirus Pandemic
    Ron Arnett · 2020 · Journal of Communication Pedagogy
73. Interdisciplinary History of Intercultural Communication Studies
    Steve J. Kulich, Liping Weng, Rongtian Tong, Greg DuBois · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
74. Trust and New Communication Technologies: Vicious Circles, Virtuous Circles, Possible Futures
    Charles Ess · 2010 · Knowledge, technology & policy/Knowledge in society/Knowledge, technology, & policy
75. The UK Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) as an illustration of Baudrillard’s hyperreality
    John Canning · 2017 · Discourse Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education
76. Print news as narrative
    Rosemary Huisman, Julian Murphet, Anne Dunn · 2005 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
77. Mass communications and state structures
    Carl J. Couch · 1990 · The Social Science Journal
78. Changing societies: legacies and challenges. Citizenship in crisis
    Sanches, E., José Santana Pereira, Razzuoli, I. · 2018 · Imprensa de Ciências Sociais eBooks
79. Evolution of the media: map of a discipline under construction. A review
    Carlos Alberto Scolari · 2022 · El Profesional de la Informacion
80. Restoring Mental Vitality in an Endangered World: Reflections on the Benefits of Walking
    Raymond De Young · 2010 · Ecopsychology
81. The Cambridge Handbook of Intercultural Training
    Dan Landis, Dharm P. S. Bhawuk · 2020 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
82. The evolution-creation wars: why teaching more science just is not enough
    Massimo Pigliucci · 2007 · PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)
83. Television news as narrative
    Rosemary Huisman, Julian Murphet, Anne Dunn · 2005 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
84. Visual Literacy and the Curriculum: More to It Than Meets the Eye
    David M. Considine · 1987 · Language Arts
85. New Media and the Quality of Life
    Philip A. E. Brey, Society for Philosophy and Technology · 1997 · Society for Philosophy and Technology Quarterly Electronic Journal
86. Disconnect to Reconnect! Self-help to Regain an Authentic Sense of Space Through Digital Detoxing
    Gunn Sara Enli, Trine Syvertsen · 2021 · Oxford University Press eBooks
87. The Impact of State Television on Voter Turnout
    R. Sørensen · 2016 · British Journal of Political Science
88. News values for consumer groups
    Sarah Niblock, David Machín · 2007 · Journalism
89. Friluftsliv as Slow and Peak Experiences in the Transmodern Society
    Henrik Ibsen, Hans P. Gelter · 2010 · Diva portal (Dalarna University Library)
90. Open Peer Commentary: Can We Understand the Music of another Culture?
    Robert Walker · 1996 · Psychology of Music
91. Beyond the Dialectic of Work and Play: A Serio-Ludic Rhetoric for Composition Studies
    Albert Rouzie · 2000
92. ‘So let's talk. Let's chat. Let's start a dialog’: An analysis of the conversation metaphor employed in Clinton's and Obama's YouTube campaign clips
    Steve Duman, Miriam A. Locher · 2008 · Multilingua
93. Knowledgeability and democracy in an information age
    Frank Webster · 1999 · Library Review
94. AN IPHONE IN EVERY HAND: MEDIA ECOLOGY, COMMUNICATION STRUCTURES, AND THE GLOBAL VILLAGE
    Tom Valcanis · 2011 · ETC.: A Review of General Semantics
95. Aspects of narrative in series and serials
    Rosemary Huisman, Julian Murphet, Anne Dunn · 2005 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
96. Does new media technology drive election campaign change?
    Rune Karlsen · 2010 · Information Polity
97. A Battle of Visions: Dueling Images of Morality in U.S. Political Campaign TV Ads
    Janis Teruggi Page, Margaret E. Duffy · 2009 · Communication Culture and Critique
98. Intravelar veloplasty in cleft lip, alveolus and palate and outcome of speech and language acquisition: a prospective study
    Klaus Bitter, Carla Wegener, Nadine Gomille · 2003 · Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery
99. Narrowing the Concept of Marketing
    James G. Hutton · 2002 · Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing
100. Critical practice and the public pedagogy of environmental and conservation media
     John Blewitt · 2011 · Environmental Education Research