Florida Atlantic University Libraries

This guide was designed by Maris Hayashi to help identify resources on Media Studies and related topics in the FAU Boca Raton Library. The electronic resources are available from the FAU Libraries home page by following the links entitled Indexes/ Databases or Articles. Some of these resources have full-text articles available online. To access these resources from off campus, use the EZ Proxy link and log in using your 14-digit Owl Card number. For further assistance, please contact the Reference Desk by telephone (561-297-3785) or send e-mail lyref@fau.edu.

SUBJECT HEADINGS

When using the WebLUIS library catalog to look for books and other materials, you may want to do a "Subject" search and use the following Library of Congress subject headings related to intercultural and organizational communication. This is not a complete list. (Note: Use two dashes (located next to the zero/0 on the keyboard) to separate subdivisions from headings.)

CORPORATE POWER NEWSPAPERS

CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING (used for cultural studies) PERIODICALS

GAY MEN IN MASS MEDIA POPULAR CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING

JOURNALISM--UNITED STATES (For other countries, insert the country name in place of "United States.") PRESS (used for news media)

LABOR UNIONS AND MASS MEDIA SOCIAL CHANGE

MASS MEDIA (used for mass communication) SOCIAL CLASSES

MEDIA LITERACY SOCIAL CONFLICT

MINORITIES IN COMMUNICATION SOCIAL STATUS

MOTION PICTURES (used for movies or films) TELECOMMUNICATION

*Locating materials in the S.E. Wimberly Library*
Feel free to walk through the stacks; sometimes the best books are found by browsing. These call numbers provide the general location of materials related to communication.

HE7601 - HE8700.9 Telecommunication industry

P87 - P97 Communication. Mass media, Interpersonal communication, Oral communication, Speech

PN1990 - PN1992.92 Broadcasting

PN1993 - PN1999 Motion pictures

PN4699 - PN5650 Journalism

TK5101 - TK6720 Telecommunication (including telegraphy, telephone, radio, radar, television)

(Books beginning with HE are located on the 2nd floor, east wing. P and PN materials are located on the 3rd floor, west wing of the library.)

ELECTRONIC DATABASES

All databases and e-journals are accessible from the library's homepage (http://www.fau.edu/library).

Alternative Press Index (1991-present) and Alternative Press Index Archive (1969-1990) - Indexes 300 alternative, radical, and left magazines, periodicals, and newspapers. Articles cover cultural, economic, political, and social change.
America: History and Life - Covers United States and Canadian history from prehistory to the present.
Anthropology Plus - Indexes articles and essays on anthropology and archaeology, including art history, demography, economics, psychology, and religious studies.
Art Index with Full Text / Art Retrospective (Use this in place of Art Abstracts) (1929-present) - Subjects include Advertising Art, Antiques, Archaeology, Architecture and Architectural History, Art History, Crafts, Decorative Arts, Folk Art, Graphic Arts, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Motion Pictures, Museology, Non-Western Art, Painting, Photography, Pottery, Sculpture, Television, and Textiles. Full-text coverage for Art Index with Full Text begins in 1997.
Chicano Database (1967-present) - Indexes information on Mexican-American topics and also focuses on the broader Latino experience including the Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans, and Central Americans. Only database for and about Chicano topics.
Communication Abstracts (1977-present) - Covers the recent literature in communication studies including mass, interpersonal, and new communication technologies.
Communication Studies: A SAGE Full-Text Collection (1982-present) - Provides full-text access to 16 communication journals published by SAGE and participating societies. Covers journalism, public opinion, mass communication, intercultural communication, media studies, rhetoric, and more.
Expanded Academic ASAP (1980-present) - Good general database that indexes articles from scholarly journals, news magazines, and newspapers in the arts, humanities, social sciences, science, and technology.
GenderWatch (1970-present) - Publications indexed include scholarly journals, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, books, pamphlets, conference proceedings, and government reports. Covers 175 titles. Topics: women's studies, gender studies, family studies, and gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender studies.
Humanities Full Text - (Use this in place of Humanities Abstracts) (1984-present) - Subject areas include archaeology, area studies, art, classical studies, communications, dance, film, folklore, gender studies, history, journalism, linguistics, literary and social criticism literature, music, performing arts, philosophy, religion and theology. Full-text coverage begins in January 1995.
MLA International Bibliography (1963-present) - Includes over one million citations from journals. Indexes books, essay collections, proceedings, dissertations, etc. pertaining to folklore, language, and literature. Sources number more than 6,500.
OmniFile Full Text Mega Edition (Use this in place of Wilson Select Plus) A multi-disciplinary database providing the complete content - indexing, abstracts, and full text.
ProQuest Digital Dissertations (1861-present) - Access citations and abstracts for all titles in the Dissertation Abstracts databases. Titles published since 1997 are available in 24 page PDF previews, some of which can be downloaded in their entirety.
Social Sciences Full Text (Use this in place of Social Science Abstracts) (1983-present) - Subject areas include addiction studies, anthropology, area studies, community health and medical care, corrections, criminal justice, criminology, economics, environmental studies, ethics, family studies, gender studies, geography, gerontology, international relations, law, minority studies, planning and public administration, policy sciences, political science, psychiatry, psychology, public welfare, social work, sociology, and urban studies.
Web of Science (1945-present) - Includes the Arts and Humanities Citation Index, Social Science Citation Index, and Science Citation Index Expanded. Allows users to search for cited references.

PRINT RESOURCES

Not everything is available online or electronically. Sometimes the best resources are found in print format. The following materials are some of the best sources for intercultural communication and cultural diversity. They are located in the Reference area of the Boca Raton FAU library and, since they are non-circulating, they can only be viewed in the library.

HN90 .M3 T34 1999
(Reference) Alexander, Alison, and Jarice Hanson, eds. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Mass Media and Society. Guilford, CT: Dushkin Pub. Group, 1999. 353p.
Designed for students in an introductory mass communication college course. The book presents 18 controversial issues, each with a pro and con point of view. Issues fall under media business, regulation, media ethics, and the information society.

P91 .B28 2001
(Reference) Balnaves, Mark. The Penguin Atlas of Media and Information. New York: Penguin Putnam, 2001. 128p.
A splendid reference source that visually details the roles media and information play in globalization. Most of the statistics come from the late 1990s and year 2000. Investigates the world-wide spread of the press and radio, cinema, advertising, media ownership and more.

Z5630 .B54 1991
(Reference) Block, Eleanor S. Communication and the Mass Media: A Guide to the Reference Literature. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1991. 198p.
Annotated guide to the English-language reference sources available in communication (communication theory, interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, mass communication, rhetoric, speech, applied linguistics, international and intercultural communication, and others.) Listings include entries on dictionaries, encyclopedias, indexes, etc. Suitable for the upper division undergraduate or beginning graduate communication student.

HM101 .B775 1999
(Reference) Brooker, Peter. Cultural Theory: A Glossary. London; New York: Arnold and Oxford University Press, 1999. 285p.
An A to Z listing of key terms used in cultural studies and critical theory. Each entry contains cross-referenced terms and some provide a few titles of books or articles for further reading. A thorough bibliography is also included.

P87.5 .D36 2000
(Reference) Danesi, Marcel. Encyclopedic Dictionary of Semiotics, Media, and Communications. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2000. 266p.
Includes some of the major terms used in semiotics and communication. Each entry includes the word's etymology, and some include notes with cross references. A bibliography for further in-depth reading is provided.

P87.5 .E535 2003
(Reference) Johnston, Donald H., ed. Encyclopedia of International Media and Communications. San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 2003.
A four volume set the focuses on the current state of international media activities.

QA76.575 E5368 2002
(Reference) Jones, Steve, ed. Encyclopedia of New Media: An Essential Reference to Communication and Technology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003. 532p.

P94 .M22 1998
(Reference) MacDonald, Barrie, and Michel Petheram. Keyguide to Information Sources in Media Ethics. London: Mansell, 1998. 373p.
The first part of the book covers various issues in media ethics such as freedom of speech, privacy, and censorship. Over 800 annotated entries for books and articles on the topics previously mentioned appear in Part II. They serve as good starting points for further research in an area. A directory of selected media organizations comprises Part III. The book is suitable for students and scholars of media, journalism, law, cultural studies, philosophy, and applied ethics, and for journalists, librarians, and practitioners.

In Process
(Reference) Martin, James B. Mass Media: A Bibliography with Indexes. Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science, 2002. 279p.

Z5630 .S7 M37 1980
(Reference) Matlon, Ronald J. Index to Journals in Communication Studies Through 1979. Annandale, Va.: Speech Communication Association, 1980.
Part I provides table of contents information on communication journals published between 1915 and 1979. Part II lists contributors' names. Part III is a subject index. A necessary source for communication scholars and students who seek articles from older publications whose titles are not indexed electronically.

HM101 .D527 1996
(Reference) Payne, Michael, ed. A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory. Oxford; Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell Reference, 1996. 644p.
The book uses literature, linguistics, philosophy, and history to explore the interdisciplinary field of critical and cultural theory. Selected key topics and writers are given essay-length entries. Entries include cross-references, and the book ends with a comprehensive bibliography.

P87.5 .W38 2000
(Reference) Watson, James, and Anne Hill. Dictionary of Media & Communication Studies. London: Arnold, 2000. 364p.
Highlights the past and present key concepts in communication and media. Also includes a chronology of media events from AD 105 to 1999.

P87.5 .W45 1996
(Reference) Weiner, Richard. Webster's New World Dictionary of Media and Communications. New York: Macmillan, 1996. 676p.
A revised edition with entries that reflect the electronic age. Also includes names of media associations and companies. For both the professional and the layperson.

E-JOURNALS

What follows is a partial list of electronic journals that have published articles in communication. The years indicate the available dates through this library. Please note that the dates as well as the journals themselves are subject to change. Check with your reference librarian for more details.

ELECTRONIC JOURNAL NAME VENDOR/PUBLISHER DATES AVAILABLE

American Historical Review JSTOR 1895-1999

American Historical Review History Cooperative 1999-present

American Quarterly JSTOR 1949-1995

American Quarterly Project Muse 1996-present

Communication Booknotes Quarterly
Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc.
2000-present

Communication Theory Oxford University Press 2001-present

Comparative Studies in Society and History Cambridge
1999-present

Comparative Studies in Society and History JSTOR
1958-1997

European Journal of Communication Ingenta 1999-present

Feminist Media Studies Ingenta Select 2001-present

GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies Project Muse 1999-present

Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television Ingenta Select 1999-present

Journal of Communication Inquiry Ingenta 1999-present

Journal of Social History Project Muse 2000-present

Media, Culture and Society Ingenta 1999-present

Modernism/Modernity Project Muse 1994-present

PMC: Postmodern Culture Project Muse 1990-present

Political Communication Ingenta Select 1997-present

Public Culture Project Muse 1999-present

Radical History Review Project Muse 2001-present

Representations Project Muse 1983-1998

Social History Ingenta Select 2000-present

Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory JSTOR 1974-1997

Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory Kluwer 1997-present

Theory, Culture & Society Ingenta 1999-present

Transition JSTOR 1961-1999

Transition Project Muse 2000-present

Women's Studies International Forum ScienceDirect Elsevier 1995-present

PRINT JOURNALS

For up-to-date holdings information, please consult the Catalog.

CALL NUMBER

TITLE

P90 .A85 AV Communication Review

P90 .A85 Audio Visual Communication Review

P87 .C54974 Communication (Boca Raton)

P87 .C54973 Communication (New York)

P87 .M37 Communication Booknotes Quarterly: CBQ

PN4071 .T6 Communication Quarterly

P87 .C563 The Communication Review

PN4071 .C498 Communication Studies

P87 .C57 Communication Theory

P87 .C5974 Communication Yearbook

P87 .C6 Communications

TK5101 .A1 C64 Communications News

AP2 .F35 Communiqu�

P87 .C94 Critical Studies in Mass Communication

P87. C94 Critical Studies in Media Communication

P87 .D57 Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture

P302 .D5476 Discourse & Society

HE8689 .I55
Intermedia

HM101 .I583 International Journal of Cultural Studies

HM258 .J67 Journal of Applied Communications Research

P87 .J6 Journal of Communication

P87 .J62 Journal of Communication Inquiry

PN4700 .J7 Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

P87 .M36 Mass Communication Review Yearbook

HM258 .M373 Media, Culture & Society

P87 .P74 Progress in Communication Sciences

TK5101 .A1 P8 Public Telecommunications Review

PN4071 .S65 The Southern Communication Journal

SELECTED WEB SITES

Accuracy in Media - A nonprofit watchdog group whose goal is to present fair and objective news.

Adbusters - A not-for-profit magazine based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada that focuses on the roles commercial forces play on our physical and cultural environments. Published by the Adbusters Media Foundation.

BBC - Homepage for the British Broadcasting Corporation which has been in existence since 1922. Its goal is to entertain, educate, inform, innovate, and enrich its viewers and listeners.

Current Online - Biweekly newspaper about public broadcasting. Founded in 1980, the paper is published 23 times a year. Many of the paper's articles are posted on this site.

Cursor.org - Put out by Cursor, Inc., a tax-exempt charity that educates the public on the relationship between media and society. Part of its mission has been to "expose the absurdities and excesses of an increasingly corporatized, sanitized and celebrity-driven news media."

Digital Media - From the University of Iowa's Department of Communication Studies. A handy list of links on Hypertext, Cybernetics, Cyborgs, and Virtual Realities.

Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting - The national watch group that has critically examined media bias and censorship. As a whole, the organization advocates for greater diversity in the press and media. Publishes the bi-monthly magazine, Extra!.

Independent Media Center - Established in 1999 to cover the grassroots activities of the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle. The organization has grown in the past few years to serve as a collective of independent media organizations.

Institute for Public Accuracy (IPA) - Consortium of policy researchers whose goal is to allow open media access for those who are often presented with news and information backed by corporate think tanks. Site features news releases and articles.

Media History Monographs - Online journal devoted to the historical aspects of scholarly journalism and mass communication. Affiliated with the American Journalism Historians Association.

NPR - Main page of National Public Radio. Includes links to the latest news, audio archives, transcripts, and more.

Pacifica Radio - Non-profit listener-sponsor radio network that comprises five stations throughout the U.S. Part of its mission is to promote cultural diversity and freedom of the press.

Paper Tiger Television - Website for the open, non-profit, volunteer video collective, Paper Tiger Television. The organization offers media literacy workshops, distribution of their public access series, and advocacy on grassroots causes.

PRI - Site for the nation's leading developer of non-commercial audio content. PRI is an independent, non-profit corporation.

PBS Online - Website for the private, non-profit media enterprise. Provides program and schedule information.

Rhetorical and Cultural Studies Critical Theory - From the University of Iowa's Communication Studies department. This page provides links to sites that deal with theorists and scholars from rhetorical and cultural studies, e.g. Adorno, Bourdieu, Foucault, Habermas, etc.

Union for Democratic Communications - An organization of communication researchers, journalists, media producers, policy analysts, academics and activists who critically examine the communication and media establishments.

Voice of the Shuttle: Media Studies - An annotated guide to online resources on media studies. Main website also features other areas of study within humanities research.

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HN90 .M3 T34 1999 (Reference)	Alexander, Alison, and Jarice Hanson, eds. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Mass Media and Society. Guilford, CT: Dushkin Pub. Group, 1999. 353p. Designed for students in an introductory mass communication college course. The book presents 18 controversial issues, each with a pro and con point of view. Issues fall under media business, regulation, media ethics, and the information society.
P91 .B28 2001 (Reference)	Balnaves, Mark. The Penguin Atlas of Media and Information. New York: Penguin Putnam, 2001. 128p. A splendid reference source that visually details the roles media and information play in globalization. Most of the statistics come from the late 1990s and year 2000. Investigates the world-wide spread of the press and radio, cinema, advertising, media ownership and more.
Z5630 .B54 1991 (Reference)	Block, Eleanor S. Communication and the Mass Media: A Guide to the Reference Literature. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1991. 198p. Annotated guide to the English-language reference sources available in communication (communication theory, interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, mass communication, rhetoric, speech, applied linguistics, international and intercultural communication, and others.) Listings include entries on dictionaries, encyclopedias, indexes, etc. Suitable for the upper division undergraduate or beginning graduate communication student.
HM101 .B775 1999 (Reference)	Brooker, Peter. Cultural Theory: A Glossary. London; New York: Arnold and Oxford University Press, 1999. 285p. An A to Z listing of key terms used in cultural studies and critical theory. Each entry contains cross-referenced terms and some provide a few titles of books or articles for further reading. A thorough bibliography is also included.
P87.5 .D36 2000 (Reference)	Danesi, Marcel. Encyclopedic Dictionary of Semiotics, Media, and Communications. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2000. 266p. Includes some of the major terms used in semiotics and communication. Each entry includes the word's etymology, and some include notes with cross references. A bibliography for further in-depth reading is provided.
P87.5 .E535 2003 (Reference)	Johnston, Donald H., ed. Encyclopedia of International Media and Communications. San Diego, CA: Academic Press, 2003. A four volume set the focuses on the current state of international media activities.
QA76.575 E5368 2002 (Reference)	*Jones, Steve, ed. Encyclopedia of New Media: An Essential Reference to Communication and Technology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003. 532p.*
P94 .M22 1998 (Reference)	MacDonald, Barrie, and Michel Petheram. Keyguide to Information Sources in Media Ethics. London: Mansell, 1998. 373p. The first part of the book covers various issues in media ethics such as freedom of speech, privacy, and censorship. Over 800 annotated entries for books and articles on the topics previously mentioned appear in Part II. They serve as good starting points for further research in an area. A directory of selected media organizations comprises Part III. The book is suitable for students and scholars of media, journalism, law, cultural studies, philosophy, and applied ethics, and for journalists, librarians, and practitioners.
In Process (Reference)	*Martin, James B. Mass Media: A Bibliography with Indexes. Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science, 2002. 279p.*
Z5630 .S7 M37 1980 (Reference)	Matlon, Ronald J. Index to Journals in Communication Studies Through 1979. Annandale, Va.: Speech Communication Association, 1980. Part I provides table of contents information on communication journals published between 1915 and 1979. Part II lists contributors' names. Part III is a subject index. A necessary source for communication scholars and students who seek articles from older publications whose titles are not indexed electronically.
HM101 .D527 1996 (Reference)	Payne, Michael, ed. A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory. Oxford; Cambridge, Mass.: Blackwell Reference, 1996. 644p. The book uses literature, linguistics, philosophy, and history to explore the interdisciplinary field of critical and cultural theory. Selected key topics and writers are given essay-length entries. Entries include cross-references, and the book ends with a comprehensive bibliography.
P87.5 .W38 2000 (Reference)	Watson, James, and Anne Hill. Dictionary of Media & Communication Studies. London: Arnold, 2000. 364p. Highlights the past and present key concepts in communication and media. Also includes a chronology of media events from AD 105 to 1999.
P87.5 .W45 1996 (Reference)	Weiner, Richard. Webster's New World Dictionary of Media and Communications. New York: Macmillan, 1996. 676p. A revised edition with entries that reflect the electronic age. Also includes names of media associations and companies. For both the professional and the layperson.

CORPORATE POWER	NEWSPAPERS
CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING (used for cultural studies)	PERIODICALS
GAY MEN IN MASS MEDIA	POPULAR CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING
JOURNALISM--UNITED STATES (For other countries, insert the country name in place of "United States.")	PRESS (used for news media)
LABOR UNIONS AND MASS MEDIA	SOCIAL CHANGE
MASS MEDIA (used for mass communication)	SOCIAL CLASSES
MEDIA LITERACY	SOCIAL CONFLICT
MINORITIES IN COMMUNICATION	SOCIAL STATUS
MOTION PICTURES (used for movies or films)	TELECOMMUNICATION

HE7601 - HE8700.9	Telecommunication industry
P87 - P97	Communication. Mass media, Interpersonal communication, Oral communication, Speech
PN1990 - PN1992.92	Broadcasting
PN1993 - PN1999	Motion pictures
PN4699 - PN5650	Journalism
TK5101 - TK6720	Telecommunication (including telegraphy, telephone, radio, radar, television)
(Books beginning with HE are located on the 2nd floor, east wing. P and PN materials are located on the 3rd floor, west wing of the library.)

	All databases and e-journals are accessible from the library's homepage (http://www.fau.edu/library).
	Alternative Press Index (1991-present) and Alternative Press Index Archive (1969-1990) - Indexes 300 alternative, radical, and left magazines, periodicals, and newspapers. Articles cover cultural, economic, political, and social change.
	America: History and Life - Covers United States and Canadian history from prehistory to the present.
	Anthropology Plus - Indexes articles and essays on anthropology and archaeology, including art history, demography, economics, psychology, and religious studies.
	Art Index with Full Text / Art Retrospective (Use this in place of Art Abstracts) (1929-present) - Subjects include Advertising Art, Antiques, Archaeology, Architecture and Architectural History, Art History, Crafts, Decorative Arts, Folk Art, Graphic Arts, Industrial Design, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Motion Pictures, Museology, Non-Western Art, Painting, Photography, Pottery, Sculpture, Television, and Textiles. Full-text coverage for Art Index with Full Text begins in 1997.
	Chicano Database (1967-present) - Indexes information on Mexican-American topics and also focuses on the broader Latino experience including the Puerto Ricans, Cuban Americans, and Central Americans. Only database for and about Chicano topics.
	Communication Abstracts (1977-present) - Covers the recent literature in communication studies including mass, interpersonal, and new communication technologies.
	Communication Studies: A SAGE Full-Text Collection (1982-present) - Provides full-text access to 16 communication journals published by SAGE and participating societies. Covers journalism, public opinion, mass communication, intercultural communication, media studies, rhetoric, and more.
	Expanded Academic ASAP (1980-present) - Good general database that indexes articles from scholarly journals, news magazines, and newspapers in the arts, humanities, social sciences, science, and technology.
	GenderWatch (1970-present) - Publications indexed include scholarly journals, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, books, pamphlets, conference proceedings, and government reports. Covers 175 titles. Topics: women's studies, gender studies, family studies, and gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender studies.
	Humanities Full Text - (Use this in place of Humanities Abstracts) (1984-present) - Subject areas include archaeology, area studies, art, classical studies, communications, dance, film, folklore, gender studies, history, journalism, linguistics, literary and social criticism literature, music, performing arts, philosophy, religion and theology. Full-text coverage begins in January 1995.
	MLA International Bibliography (1963-present) - Includes over one million citations from journals. Indexes books, essay collections, proceedings, dissertations, etc. pertaining to folklore, language, and literature. Sources number more than 6,500.
	OmniFile Full Text Mega Edition (Use this in place of Wilson Select Plus) A multi-disciplinary database providing the complete content - indexing, abstracts, and full text.
	ProQuest Digital Dissertations (1861-present) - Access citations and abstracts for all titles in the Dissertation Abstracts databases. Titles published since 1997 are available in 24 page PDF previews, some of which can be downloaded in their entirety.
	Social Sciences Full Text (Use this in place of Social Science Abstracts) (1983-present) - Subject areas include addiction studies, anthropology, area studies, community health and medical care, corrections, criminal justice, criminology, economics, environmental studies, ethics, family studies, gender studies, geography, gerontology, international relations, law, minority studies, planning and public administration, policy sciences, political science, psychiatry, psychology, public welfare, social work, sociology, and urban studies.
	Web of Science (1945-present) - Includes the Arts and Humanities Citation Index, Social Science Citation Index, and Science Citation Index Expanded. Allows users to search for cited references.

ELECTRONIC JOURNAL NAME	VENDOR/PUBLISHER	DATES AVAILABLE
American Historical Review	JSTOR	1895-1999
American Historical Review	History Cooperative	1999-present
American Quarterly	JSTOR	1949-1995
American Quarterly	Project Muse	1996-present
Communication Booknotes Quarterly	Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc.	2000-present
*Communication Theory*	Oxford University Press	2001-present
Comparative Studies in Society and History	Cambridge	1999-present
Comparative Studies in Society and History	JSTOR	1958-1997
European Journal of Communication	Ingenta	1999-present
Feminist Media Studies	Ingenta Select	2001-present
GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies	Project Muse	1999-present
Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television	Ingenta Select	1999-present
Journal of Communication Inquiry	Ingenta	1999-present
Journal of Social History	Project Muse	2000-present
Media, Culture and Society	Ingenta	1999-present
Modernism/Modernity	Project Muse	1994-present
PMC: Postmodern Culture	Project Muse	1990-present
Political Communication	Ingenta Select	1997-present
Public Culture	Project Muse	1999-present
Radical History Review	Project Muse	2001-present
Representations	Project Muse	1983-1998
*Social History*	Ingenta Select	2000-present
*Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory*	JSTOR	1974-1997
*Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory*	Kluwer	1997-present
*Theory, Culture & Society*	Ingenta	1999-present
Transition	JSTOR	1961-1999
Transition	Project Muse	2000-present
Women's Studies International Forum	ScienceDirect Elsevier	1995-present

CALL NUMBER	TITLE
P90 .A85	AV Communication Review
P90 .A85	*Audio Visual Communication Review*
P87 .C54974	Communication (Boca Raton)
P87 .C54973	Communication (New York)
P87 .M37	*Communication Booknotes Quarterly: CBQ*
PN4071 .T6	Communication Quarterly
P87 .C563	The Communication Review
PN4071 .C498	Communication Studies
P87 .C57	Communication Theory
P87 .C5974	Communication Yearbook
P87 .C6	Communications
TK5101 .A1 C64	Communications News
AP2 .F35	Communiqu�
P87 .C94	Critical Studies in Mass Communication
P87. C94	Critical Studies in Media Communication
P87 .D57	Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture
P302 .D5476	Discourse & Society
HE8689 .I55	Intermedia
HM101 .I583	International Journal of Cultural Studies
HM258 .J67	Journal of Applied Communications Research
P87 .J6	Journal of Communication
P87 .J62	Journal of Communication Inquiry
PN4700 .J7	Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
P87 .M36	Mass Communication Review Yearbook
HM258 .M373	Media, Culture & Society
P87 .P74	Progress in Communication Sciences
TK5101 .A1 P8	Public Telecommunications Review
PN4071 .S65	The Southern Communication Journal

	Accuracy in Media - A nonprofit watchdog group whose goal is to present fair and objective news.
	Adbusters - A not-for-profit magazine based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada that focuses on the roles commercial forces play on our physical and cultural environments. Published by the Adbusters Media Foundation.
	BBC - Homepage for the British Broadcasting Corporation which has been in existence since 1922. Its goal is to entertain, educate, inform, innovate, and enrich its viewers and listeners.
	Current Online - Biweekly newspaper about public broadcasting. Founded in 1980, the paper is published 23 times a year. Many of the paper's articles are posted on this site.
	Cursor.org - Put out by Cursor, Inc., a tax-exempt charity that educates the public on the relationship between media and society. Part of its mission has been to "expose the absurdities and excesses of an increasingly corporatized, sanitized and celebrity-driven news media."
	Digital Media - From the University of Iowa's Department of Communication Studies. A handy list of links on Hypertext, Cybernetics, Cyborgs, and Virtual Realities.
	Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting - The national watch group that has critically examined media bias and censorship. As a whole, the organization advocates for greater diversity in the press and media. Publishes the bi-monthly magazine, Extra!.
	Independent Media Center - Established in 1999 to cover the grassroots activities of the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle. The organization has grown in the past few years to serve as a collective of independent media organizations.
	Institute for Public Accuracy (IPA) - Consortium of policy researchers whose goal is to allow open media access for those who are often presented with news and information backed by corporate think tanks. Site features news releases and articles.
	Media History Monographs - Online journal devoted to the historical aspects of scholarly journalism and mass communication. Affiliated with the American Journalism Historians Association.
	NPR - Main page of National Public Radio. Includes links to the latest news, audio archives, transcripts, and more.
	Pacifica Radio - Non-profit listener-sponsor radio network that comprises five stations throughout the U.S. Part of its mission is to promote cultural diversity and freedom of the press.
	Paper Tiger Television - Website for the open, non-profit, volunteer video collective, Paper Tiger Television. The organization offers media literacy workshops, distribution of their public access series, and advocacy on grassroots causes.
	PRI - Site for the nation's leading developer of non-commercial audio content. PRI is an independent, non-profit corporation.
	PBS Online - Website for the private, non-profit media enterprise. Provides program and schedule information.
	Rhetorical and Cultural Studies Critical Theory - From the University of Iowa's Communication Studies department. This page provides links to sites that deal with theorists and scholars from rhetorical and cultural studies, e.g. Adorno, Bourdieu, Foucault, Habermas, etc.
	Union for Democratic Communications - An organization of communication researchers, journalists, media producers, policy analysts, academics and activists who critically examine the communication and media establishments.
	Voice of the Shuttle: Media Studies - An annotated guide to online resources on media studies. Main website also features other areas of study within humanities research.