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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 (August 2010) features 9 new entries as well as over 75 revised and updated entries, ensuring the Online Encyclopedia stays at the cutting edge of Communication Studies.
New entries for August 2010 are:
- Benjamin, Walter
Matthew Jordan - Carey, James
Jeremy Packer - Ecoding-Decoding
Toby Miller - Flow Theory
Anja Kalch&Helena Bilandzic - Hall, Stuart
John Nguyet Erni - Herzog, Herta
Elisabeth Perse - Rapport
Amanda Hemmesch & Linda Tickle-Degnen - Schiller, Herbert I.
Vincent Mosco - Response Rates
Michael W. Traugott
Revised entries are:
- Academy Awards
- Advertising, Economics of
- Affects and Media Exposure
- Africa: Media Systems
- Attending to the Mass Media
- Australia: Media System
- Austria: Media System
- Balkan States: Media System
- China: Media System
- Communication Law and Policy: Middle East
- Communication Law and Policy: North America
- Communication Law and Policy: South America
- Computer Games and Reality Perception
- Consolidation of Media Markets
- Consumer Culture
- Convergence of Media Systems
- Cross-Media Marketing
- Cross-Media Production
- Czech Republic: Media System
- Development, Gender, and Communication
- Digital Divide
- Digitization and Media Convergence
- Diversification of Media Markets
- Domain Names
- E-Democracy
- Educational Television, Children's Responses to
- Egypt: Media System
- Exposure to Film
- Exposure to Print Media
- Exposure to Radio
- Fear Induction through Media Content in Children
- Feminist Media
- Gender and Journalism
- Gulf States: Media System
- International Communication
- Internet and Popular Culture
- Internet: International Regulation
- Interpersonal Communication Competence and Social Skills
- Israel: Media System
- Italy: Media System
- Journalists: Professional Associations
- Media and Group Representations
- Media Corporations, Forms of
- Media Democracy
- Media Literacy
- Media Production and Content
- Media Relations
- Media System Dependency Theory
- Migration and Immigration
- News
- News Audience
- News Routines
- Noelle-Neumann, Elisabeth
- North Africa: Media Systems
- Online Relationships
- Online Research
- Organizational Change Processes
- Organizations, Cultural Diversity in
- Political Advertising
- Political Communication
- Political Media Use
- Portugal: Media System
- Public Relations
- Public Relations: Global Firms
- Quality of the News
- Radio Broadcasting, Regulation of
- Rating Methods
- Rhetoric and Race
- Scandinavian States: Media Systems
- Singapore: Media System
- Social Conflict and Communication
- Social Movements and Communication
- Social Stereotyping and Communication
- South Africa: Media System
- Spain: Media System
- Telecenters
- Televised Debates
- United States of America: Media System
- Violence as Media Content, Effects on Children of