2013

Race, Class, Risk and Trust: Risk Communication in Post-Katrina New Orleans, Bruno F. Battistoli

2012

How Much Does This Tick You Off? Online Rejection and Criticism Lead to Negative Affect and Retaliatory Aggression, Gina Masullo Chen

Court Of Public Opinion: How the Convicted Perceive Mass Media Have Affected Their Criminal Trials and Personal Lives, Marti Cecilia Howell-Collins

Technosexuality: Technology, Sexuality, and Convergence, John M. Wolf

2011

Performing the Self: Character Agency and Impression Management within the Narrative of Survivor: Samoa, Carolyn Davis Hedges

Internet Adoption and Integration by Network Television News (1997 to 2004), Katherine A. Hughes

Christian Identity in Response to Moral Choices in Gaming: A Textual Analysis of Popular Video Games, Jeffrey Lance Jackson

Behind every man: Media construction of wives at the center of political sex scandals, Hinda Mandell

Audience Engagement with Mother-Daughter Relationships in Prime-Time Television of the 21st Century: A Qualitative Analysis of Interpretation, Sensemaking, and Perceived Effects, Meghan L. O'Briend

Comparing Newspaper Coverage of Climate Change During Election Campaigns in the United States, Canada and Australia, Dan Rowe

2010

Avatars in a virtual Diaspora: Developing a theory of cultural ties and identity in Second Life, Daniel Schackman

Structure of national image in the age of networks: An empirical analysis of online social relations and information use, Hyunjin Seo

Why U.S.-based nonprofit organizations have a stake in the U.S. standing: A case study in public diplomacy, Olga Zatepilina

2009

Knocking down barriers: Changing the conversation between health providers and patients, Heather L. Black

Issue obtrusiveness in the agenda-setting process of national network television news, Xueyi Chen

Making online HIV/AIDS PSAs more effective, Jueman (Mandy) Zhang

2008

Hollywood and the film development process: The influence of social networks and industry structure on content decisions, Bryan R. Greenberg

The effects of relational satisfaction, organizational reputation, and identification with company on customers' communication behaviors, Soo Yeon Hong

Sensationalism, narrativity and objectivity---modeling ongoing news story practice, J. Patrick McGrail

Testing the hardwired for news theory of media surveillance, James McQuivey

Reconstructing "digital literacy" in a Constructionist computer club: The role of motivation, interest, and inquiry in children's purposive technology use, Rebecca Reynolds

Winning American hearts and minds: Country characteristics, public relations and mass media, Xiuli Wang

2007

Mainland China frames Taiwan: Online news, event perception and issue attitudes, Gang Han

Influences on risk coverage: A case study of the Walkerton, Ontario Escherichia coli contamination, Patricia M. Kennedy

Gendering of health communication campaigns in Ghana: Cultural relevancy and social identity, Doreen Vivian Kutufam

Pop tarts and body parts: An exploration of the imaging and brand management of female popular music stars, Kristin J. Lieb

Organizational influence on recorded music: A look at the independents, Ulf Oesterle

Ethnic identity and transnational media: The relationship between second-generation Korean American adolescent ethnic identity and transnational Korean film, David C. Oh

2006

Effects of order and proportion of positive scenes in broadcast news on memory, candidate evaluation, and voting intention, Yun Jung Choi

The news media and their state: Testing concertation in news media and their messages in a comparative analysis of 36 democracies, John Albert Hatcher

Effects of story deviance, context, and personal involvement on information processing of news stories: A Web-tracking analysis of exposure, attention, and memory retention, Jong Hyuk Lee

A screened window on the world? News framing in United States international coverage, Maggie Ting Zhang

2005

Organizational crisis public relations management in Canada and the United States: Constructing a predictive model of crisis preparedness, Terence Timothy Flynn

TV viewing patterns, differential gain model, and social capital activities: Cross-sectional and cohort time use data, Soohong Kim

Explaining media policy: American political broadcasting policy in comparative context, Timothy P. Vos

2004

Presidential position: Press coverage and portrayals of William J. Clinton and George W. Bush, Bradley Carl Freeman

The role of television news leads in learning from television news: The effect of anxiety-inducing leads and the lead as advance organizer on attention and memory for the news, Mark Alan Kelley

A theoretical model of national image processing and international public relations, Suman Lee

Explicating culture and its influence on magazine advertisements, Pamela Kay Morris

Public relations, legitimacy, and media access, Youngmin Yoon

2003

The medium is the measure of itself: Using tracking data for deductive and inductive analysis of the users of an interactive experience and their behavior, Diego Bonilla

What's news? News definitions across cultures, Martin Eichholz

2002

Questions of judgment in the newsroom: A journalistic instrumental-value theory for media ethics, Patrick Lee Plaisance

2001

Dissecting the puzzle of knowledge gap: Media and the Internet in the political knowledge gap in the 2000 presidential election campaign, Eunyi Kim

Behind the headlines: Making news in Campaign 2000, Elizabeth Ann Skewes

Arriving at a systems paradigm: Measuring and managing the complexity of organizations and consumers online, Vandana Vijayasri

Women in the sports pages, 1968--1997: A study of ideological influences on media content, Lisa Marie Weidman

2000

Becoming notorious: Case study of a magazine launch, Timothy Knox Barger

A survey of business press journalists in the United States: Characteristics, professional roles and working conditions, Ian R. Bruce

Counteracting the base-rate fallacy: Effects of causal information and vivid presentation on news readers' issue perception, Hao-Chieh Chang

Setting limits on offensive movie content: A variation of the third-person effect, Ron Leone

1999

A century of war: Analysis of the President, the images, and public opinion from the Spanish American War to the Persian Gulf War, Kimberly L. Bissell

Contact sports exposure and viewer aggression, Steven Jeffery Collins

The structure of social science revolutions: The unrealized potential of feminist scholarship in the field of mass communications, Barbara Carol Eaton

Talking about the news: News discussion panels. An analysis of the form and evolution of a broadcast news genre, Clifford E. Kobland

Public journalism in the newsroom: Constraints on content and journalist role conceptions at five award-winning newspapers, Paul Riede

The ceiling's made of structural steel, not glass: Barriers to advancement of women in public relations and communications management, Brenda Jean Wrigley

1998

The need for meaningful health communications: Female audience interpretation analysis of mass media health messages, Linda Aldoory

Men, muscles, and machismo: The relationship between exposure to television violence and antisocial outcomes in the presence of hypermasculinity, Erica Lee Scharrer

Trash to treasures: A qualitative study of the relationship between collectors and collectible brands, Janet S. Slater

1997

The personal computer. A medium with a different message for every user: An investigation into the applicability of mass communications theories to personal computers, Lisa Ann Beinhoff

Agenda setting and public opinion formation: Media content and opinion polls on divorce referenda in Ireland, Michael Joseph, Breen

Messages from the hill: A conceptual framework to understand the Congressional press secretary, Edward J. Downes

Virtual reality as a mass or massive medium, Dan Eric Tinianow

1996

Effects of the issue and Receiver in evaluation of Public Service Advertisements (PSAS): Implications for Public Information Campaigns, Public Relations, and Social Marketing (Advertising), Soonho Song

The convergence of antitrust law and First Amendment law in the communication and information industries: Application of "First Amendment geography" to the determination of relevant geographic market in antitrust law, Joel Thierstein

1995

The creation of a reality: The portrayal of mental illness and violent crime on television, Donald L. Diefenbach

1994

Getting ready for work: Working-class women's rituals, behaviors and attitudes toward their appearance and work, Carla Vaccaro Lloyd

1993

Determinants of parental involvement in a support program: A study of communication behavior and information sources, Stella Oluwarotimi Dorgu

United States and British news coverage of oil spills, 1966--1990, Jinling Lee

Partner-seeking through newspaper personal advertisements: A study of media dependency and adoption of innovation, Debra Lynn Merskin

The boundary spanning role: Nature, influence, communication satisfaction and gender concerns, Lynn Marie Zoch

1992

Media portrayals of nursing versus the actual work of nurses, Patricia Anne Ashton Duncan

1991

Beyond rhetoric and the New International Information and Communication Order: Economically developing countries do not practice what they preach, William Chukwudike Allen

Consensus reshaped: Views of American mass public, mass communicators, and political leaders on foreign policy goals, Liping Du

The Advertising Council and the Cold War, John Vianney McGinnis

Opinion and affect: An experimental investigation of the "fear of isolation" in the spiral of silence theory of public opinion formation and change, Elsa Louise Mohn

1989

A topology of concepts unifying design and media terminology in a computerized graphic context, Judson George Rosebush III

1985

Iran in The New York Times and The Times, 1968-78: A Comparative Study of the Relations of Press and National Interest, Pirouz Shoar-Ghaffari

1981

Unobtrusive Issues In The Agenda-Setting Role Of The Press, Richard Warwick Blood

1980

A Study of Frank C. Laubach's Methods of Communicating: A Concern for Adult Literacy Education to the People of the United States, William Arthur Scofield

1979

Theoretical change and newspaper content: the diocesan press and Vatican ii, Dennis John Mahon

1975

The Arabic Press and Nationalism in Palestine, 1920-1948, Aida Ali Najjar

1972

A Readership Survey of "Taliba," A Philippine Newspaper, Artemio Ramos Guillermo

1971

A Predictive Model Of Human Relevance Decisions, Kenneth Harold Cook

1966

The Moss Committee and a federal public records law, (1955-1965), Rrobert Okie Blanchard

Major photographers and the development of still photography in major American wars, Norman Barr Moyes

1963

Christian Science Committee On Publication: A Study Of Group And Press Interaction, Lee Zeunert Johnson

1960

C. K. McClatchy and 'the Sacramento Bee,' 1883-1936, Bernard A. Shepard