Community media in the information age
Subtitle: perspectives and prospects
By: edited by Nicholas W. Jankowski with Ole Prehn.
Contributors: Jankowski, Nick.; Prehn, Ole.
Series: The Hampton Press communication series. Mass communication and journalism; Hampton Press communication series.
Publisher: Hampton Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Cresskill, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 390
Subjects: Local mass media -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Rev. papers originally presented at various conferences held 1996-1999 in various places; the conferences were variously organized by the Community Communication Section of the International Association of Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), the European Institute for Communication and Culture (Euricom), and the World Association of Community Broadcasters (AMARC).
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART I: INTRODIUCTION; title: 1 The Conceptual Contours of Community Media; title: Nicholas W. Jankowski; title: PART II: GENERAL PERSPECTIVES; title: 2 Community Media and Community Communication; title: Ed Hollander, James Stappers, and Nicholas jankowski; title: 3 Community Media and Online Communities: Towards a Theoretical and Methodological Framework; title: Ed Hollander; title: 4 Radio Theory and Community Radio; title: Peter M. Lewis; title: 5 Community Radio at the Beginning of the: 21st Century: Commercialism vs. Community Power; title: David Dunaway; title: PART III: CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PUBLIC SPHERE; title: 6 On Air/Off Air: Defining Women's Radio Space in European Women's Community Radio; title: Caroline Mitchell; title: 7 BBC Radio Ulsters Talkback Phone-in: Public Feedback in a Divided Public Space; title: Stephen Coleman; title: 8 Democratic 'Talk', Access Television and Participatory Political Communication; title: Laura Stein; title: 9 Conceptions of Access and Participation in Australian Community Radio Stations; title: David Barlow; title: PART IV: CULTURAL IDENTITY AND ETHNIC MINORITIES; title: 10 Minority Electronic Media Services and Minority Manners of Presentation; title: Donald R. Browne; title: 11 Minority Broadcasting in Scandinavia; title: Tom Moring; title: 12 Ethnic Community Media, Community Identity and Citizenship in Contemporary Britain; title: Roza Tsagarousianou; title: 13 An Intercultural Challenge for French Regional Television; title: Jacques Guyot; title: PART V: COMMUNITY NETWORKS; title: 14 Transforming New Communication Technologies into Community Media; title: Teresa M. Harrison, James P. Zappen, and Christina Prell; title: 15 Community-Building in Cyberspace; title: Anna Malina and Nicholas Janhowski; title: 16 Internet and Local Communications: First Experiences in Catalonia; title: Miquel de Moragas Spa, David Domingo, and Bernat Lopez; title: PART VI: ISSUES OF PRAXIS; title: 17 The Revolutions May Not Be Televised: Considerations in Organizing Community Media; title: John L. Hochheimer; title: 18 Counteracting the Gap: Strategies for Teaching Media Competence; title: Traudel Giinnel; title: 19 Epilogue: Theoretical Perspectives and Arenas for Community Media Research; title: Nicholas W. Jankowski.