Television violence and public policy
By: edited by James T. Hamilton.
Contributors: Hamilton, James, 1961-; Duke Conference on Media Violence and Public Policy (1996 : Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy)
Publisher: University of Michigan Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Ann Arbor
Language: eng
Number of pages: 394
Subjects: Violence on television -- Congresses; Television broadcasting policy -- United States -- Congresses
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Essays originally presented at the Duke Conference on Media Violence and Public Policy, held at the Sanford Institute of Public Policy on June 28-29, 1996.
Table of contents: title: Media violence and public policy / James T. Hamilton; title: Content analysis of entertainment television : the importance of context; title: Barbara J. Wilson ... [et al.]; title: Content analysis of entertainment television : new methodological developments / James Potter ... [et al.]; title: Content analysis of entertainment television : the 1994-95 results / Barbara J. Wilson ... [et al.]; title: Content analysis of entertainment television : implications for public policy / Dale Kunkel ... [et al.]; title: Television visual violence in reality programs : differences across genres / Dominic Lasorsa ... [et al.]; title: Ratings and advisories : implications for the new ratings system for television / Joanne Cantor, Kristen Harrison, and Marina Krcmar; title: Does viewer discretion prompt advertiser discretion? : the impact of violence. Warnings the television advertising market / James T. Hamilton; title: Stop the violence : lessons from antiviolence campaigns using mass media / Myra Gregory Knight ... [et al.]; title: Framing of the television violence issue in newspaper coverage / Cynthia Hoffner; title: First glance at the constitutionality of the V-chip ratings system / Matthew L. Spitzer.