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200 00$aMediated communication /$fedited by Philip M. Napoli
210  1$aBerlin ;$aBoston :$cDe Gruyter Mouton,$d2018.
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327   $tFrontmatter -- $tPreface to Handbooks of Communication Science series / $rSchulz, Peter J. / Cobley, Paul -- $tContents -- $t1. Introduction / $rNapoli, Philip M. -- $tPart I: Intellectual Foundations -- $t2. Beginnings: Origins of Mediated Communication Research / $rDennis, Everette E. -- $tPart II: Theoretical Perspectives -- $t3. Media Effects / $rElasmar, Michael G. -- $t4. Media Usage / $rPark, Sora -- $t5. Media Technology Adoption / $rCarey, John -- $t6. Audience Behavior / $rWebster, James G. -- $t7. Audience Reception / $rSchrøder, Kim Christian -- $t8. Content Creation / $rEdy, Jill A. -- $t9. Media Evolution / $rScolari, Carlos A. -- $tPart III: Methodological Approaches -- $t10. Network Analysis / $rWeber, Matthew S. -- $t11. Content Analysis / $rMacnamara, Jim -- $t12. Ratings Analysis / $rKsiazek, Thomas B. -- $t13. Surveys / $rLavrakas, Paul J. / Kosicki, Gerald M. -- $t14. Experiments / $rStroud, Natalie Jomini / Haenschen, Katherine -- $t15. Audience Ethnography / $rCarey, John / Mierzejewska, Bozena I. -- $tPart IV: Contexts -- $t16. Media Violence / $rBender, Stuart Marshall -- $t17. Media and Health Communication / $rWright, Kevin B. -- $t18. Race/Ethnicity and Media / $rMastro, Dana / Stamps, David -- $t19. Media and Disability / $rEllis, Katie -- $t20. Children and Media / $rDrotner, Kirsten -- $t21. Gender and Media / $rHorowitz, Minna -- $t22. Media and Civic Engagement / $rFriedland, Lewis / Wells, Chris -- $t23. Political Advertising / $rDunaway, Johanna L. / Searles, Kathleen / Fowler, Erika Franklin / Ridout, Travis N. -- $t24. Media Development / $rTaylor, Maureen -- $t25. Media Regulation and Policy / $rSchejter, Amit M. -- $t26. Mobile Communication / $rJensen, Klaus Bruhn / Helles, Rasmus -- $tPart V: Contemporary Issues -- $t27. Digital Divide / $rFuentes-Bautista, Martha / Olson, Christine -- $t28. Exposure Diversity / $rHelberger, Natali / Wojcieszak, Magdalena -- $t29. Algorithmic Filtering / $rCaplan, Robyn -- $t30. Media Literacy / $rKim, Eun-mee -- $t31. Media and Social Movements / $rMarchi, Regina -- $t32. Big Data / $rMahrt, Merja -- $t33. Conclusion - Future of the Field / $rDelli Carpini, Michael X. -- $tBiographical Notes -- $tIndex
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