Welcome to the International Encyclopedia of Communication Online
Published in association with the International Communication Association
Welcome to the International Encyclopedia of Communication Online, a vast library giving instant access to the most authoritative and up-to-date scholarship in your field. With unbeatable functionality, students, lecturers, and researchers will find the International Encyclopedia of Communication Online an invaluable learning, teaching, and research resource. You can access the content in a number of ways:
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Updated twice a year, The International Encyclopedia of Communication Online ensures that you are kept abreast of developments in the field.
The latest update (July 2011) features a new entry as well as over a dozen revised and updated entries, ensuring the Online Encyclopedia stays at the cutting edge of Communication Studies.
New entries for July 2011 include:
- Activist Public Relations
Kristin Demetrious - China Central Television, Foreign Language Program of
John Jirik & Xiaoping Li - Communication Skill Acquisition
John O. Greene - Government Communication
María José Canel and Karen Sanders - Web 2.0 and the News
Alfred Hermida
Entries revised in 2011 include:
- Advertising, Global Industry
- Argentina: Media System
- Canada: Media System
- Chile: Media System
- China Central Television Channel 9 (CCTV-9)
- Citizen Journalism
- Citizen Journalism, History of
- Commercialization : Impact on Media Content
- Computers and Display Programs in Education
- Digital Media, History of
- Disney
- Exposure to the Internet
- Health Campaigns, Communication in
- India: Media System
- Internet
- Internet News
- International News Reporting
- Media Use, International Comparison of
- Personal Publishing
- Pornography, Media Law on
- Public Relations: Media Influence
- Sexism in the Media
- South Korea: Media System
- Teacher Self-Disclosure
- TeleSur
- Television News, Visual Components of
- United Kingdom: Media System
- Agenda-Setting Effects
- Media Effects
- Navigation
- Framing Effects
- Teacher Immediacy
- Virtual Reality