Mass Communication from Jourcomm Books

Essays on media and cultural policy, in Norwegian. Clean copy. No marks other than owner's penciled name.

Tight, clean, no marks. Essays by German and American scholars. In both English and German.

Reviews considerable American communication/media research. In German. Some underlining and notes.

Derived from a wide-ranging report on TV and social behavior, this volume summarizes the evidence about the medium's effects on aggression. Much of it focuses on children. Owner's name in ink, otherwise no marks; cover lightly scuffed.

Vol. 1 - Summary Report; Vol. 2 - Technical Reviews. Extensive updates of earlier studies. Corners slightly bumped; owner's name lightly penciled.

Economists, lawyers, and consumer activists consider concentration in the newspaper, book publishing, and broadcast industries. Among the earliest such investigations of the media industries. Tight, clean vols.

Field experiments in using communication, including advertising, to convey information about family planning, including contraception. Book is like new except for lightly penciled owner's purchase info and slight toning from age.

Insightful study by one of the leading media sociologists focuses on specialist reporters covering labor, politics, aviation, and more. Like new except for owner's lightly penciled purchase info.

Compares values and policies of the late industrial era to the then-emerging values (1980s) of the communications era. Like new except for owner's lightly penciled purchase info. DJ slightly wrinkled.

Focuses on consumer decision-making, especially in the face of imperfect information. Like new; only marks are an owner's lightly penciled purchase info.

One of the better scholarly studies of business efforts to cultivate favorable public opinion and influence public policy. Owner's purchase info lightly penciled.

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One of the earliest and better, book-length studies of TV's role in shaping political images. Tight, clean; owner's purchase info lightly penciled; one corner bumped; DJ has one nick on bottom of spine.

An upbeat view of advertising's history, role, self-regulation, and public service. One name in ink; top of DJ slightly chipped.

Texture coverage by a reporter who sat only a few feet from McCarthy. Caricatures by Robert Osborn. A few marginal lines in text and fewer marginal comments; one name in ink on ffep and another's purchase info penciled.

Publishing data and thumbnail histories of fan magazines and industry journals, as well as a few scholarly periodicals, that cover film, radio, television. Like new except for owner's purchase info lightly penciled.

How to apply research approaches from the field of communication to new media technologies and the new communication environment. Like new except for owner's lightly penciled info inside cover.

Mainly about American media history, emphasizing journalism, politics, and technology. One corner slightly bumped; no marks.

More than 2700 entries indexed by subject and author. Very small ink stain on cover and owner's name lightly penciled inside cover.

How public relations influences political power; media influence in voters' choice; African-Americans and the media; media and political change; and more. No marks in text, though there is an institutional stamp on the top, bottom, and fore edges as well as the title page.