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Part I Institutional Context
Chapter 1 – Considering Critical Communications Studies
in Canada
Chapter 2 – Canadian Cultural Studies
Part II Audiences
Chapter 3 – The Audience
Chapter 4 – Sipping Starbucks: (Re)Considering Communicative
Media
Chapter 5 – Good Kids/Bad Kids: What’s a Culture
to Do?
Chapter 6 – Youth Violence, Moral Panic and the Canadian
Media: News Coverage of School Shootings in the United States and Canada
Chapter 7 – Women and the Media
Part III Media Industries
Chapter 8 – Radio in Canada: An Industry in Transition
Chapter 9 – The Film Industry in Canada
Chapter 10 – “Pirates”, Peers and Popular
Music
Chapter 11 - Television in Canada
Chapter 12 - Advertising in Canada
Chapter 13 - Alternative Media
Part IV New Media
Chapter 14 – New Media
Chapter 15 - Privacy and New Media
Chapter 16 - Intellectual Property and Copyright Issues
in the Global Economy
Part V Social and Policy Issues
Chapter 17 – Globalization, Communication, and Diaspora
Chapter 18 – Rac(e)ing the Nation
Chapter 19 – First Peoples’ Television in Canada’s
North: A Case Study of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network
Chapter 20 - Boundaries Blurred: The Mass Media and Politics
in A Hyper-Media Age
Chapter 21 – O Canada: Media (De)Convergence, Concentration,
and Culture
Part I Institutional Context
Chapter 1 – Considering Critical Communications
Studies in Canada
Canadian
Journal of Communication
Critical
Studies in Media Communication
Theory.org
Chapter 2 – Canadian Cultural Studies
Canadian
Cultural Research Network
Cultural
Studies and Critical Theory at eServer
Encyclopedia
of Television
Popular
Culture Tutorial
Part II Audiences
Chapter 3 – The Audience
Fan
Fiction on the Net
Nielsen
Media Research
Canadian
Journal of Communication > Vol. 19, No. 3 (1994)
Rethinking Audiences for Cultural Industries:
Implications for Canadian Research by Liss, Jeffrey (University of Toronto)
The
Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Chapter 4 – Sipping Starbucks: (Re)Considering
Communicative Media
Starbucks
Coffee
Association of Canada
No
Logo
This is an interactive site inspired by Naomi
Klein’s No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies).
Chapter 5 – Good Kids/Bad Kids: What’s
a Culture to Do?
Annenberg
Public Policy Center
Children
Now
Kid
Screen
Media
Awareness Network
V-Chip
Canada
Chapter 6 – Youth Violence, Moral Panic and the
Canadian Media: News Coverage of School Shootings in the United States
and Canada
Media
Awareness Network, Making Your Voice Heard: A Media Toolkit for Youth
Media
Awareness Network, Research on the Effects of Media Violence
The
Free Expression Policy Project. Issues: "Harm to Minors" and
Censorship of Youth
The
Future of Children. Children, Youth, and Gun Violence
Chapter 7 – Women and the Media
Media
Awareness Network, Media Portrayals of Girls and Women
Bitch
Magazine
Bust
Magazine
Third
Space
Feminist
Media Studies (scholarly journal)
MediaChannel.org,
Women's Media
Part III Media Industries
Chapter 8 – Radio in Canada: An Industry in Transition
Digital
audio broadcasting
Canadian
Association of Broadcasters
Radio
Starmaker Fund
Society
of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada
Web radio:
http://www.120seconds.com
http://newmusiccanada.com
Xm
Satellite Radio
Chapter 9 – The Film Industry in Canada
National
Film Board of Canada
Telefilm
Canada
Genie
Awards
Canadian
Film and Television Production Association
L'ASSOCIATION
DES PRODUCTEURS DE FILMS ET DE TÉLÉVISION DU QUÉBEC
(APFTQ).
Chapter 10 – “Pirates”, Peers and
Popular Music
Alternative
Music Press
Canadian
Recording Industry Association
CNET
News.Com
Copyright
Board of Canada
Jupiter
Research
Recording
Industry Association of America
Roadrunner
Records
Chapter 11 - Television in Canada
Massey
Commission
Canadian
Audio-Visual Certification Office
CRTC
(Broadcasting Act)
Museum
of Television
Encyclopedia
of Television
Chapter 12 - Advertising in Canada
Advertising
Standards Canada
Association
of Canadian Advertisers
Canadian
Marketing Association
Concerned
Children’s Advertisers
Institute
of Communication and Advertising
Chapter 13 - Alternative Media
World
Association of Community Radio Broadcasters
Independent
Media Centres
National
Campus Community Radio Association
Fédération
des télévisions communautaires autonomes du Québec
Rabble.ca
Part IV New Media
Chapter 14 – New Media
Indymedia
Pew
Internet & American Life Project
Your
Media
Blogarama,
The Blog Directory
Free
Press
Chapter 15 - Privacy and New Media
Electronic
Frontier Foundation
Electronic
Frontier Canada
Electronic
Privacy Information Center
Media
Awareness Network
Media Issues and Information Privacy
Privacy
International
Public
Interest Advocacy Centre
Chapter 16 - Intellectual Property and Copyright Issues
in the Global Economy
Canadian
Intellectual Property Office
CANCOPY
Copyright
Board of Canada
United
States Copyright Office
World
Intellectual Property Organization
Part V Social and Policy Issues
Chapter 17 – Globalization, Communication, and
Diaspora
International
Telecommunication Union
World
Trade Organization
World
Intellectual Property Organization
Intelsat
MacBride
Roundtable on Communication
Chapter 18 – Rac(e)ing the Nation
Canadian
Race Relations Foundation
Hot
Button articles from the Pearson-Shoyama Institute
Diversity
Watch at Ryerson
Media
Diversity Institute - London UK
Chapter 19 – First Peoples’ Television
in Canada’s North: A Case Study of the Aboriginal Peoples Television
Network
Aboriginal
Multi-Media Society
APTN
Cancom
(Native Broadcasting)
First
Nations Broadcasting
Wawatay
Native Communications Society
Chapter 20 - Boundaries Blurred: The Mass Media and
Politics in A Hyper-Media Age
The
Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Poynter
Online – Media Map of Iraq (2003)
Michael
Moore
Wonkette
2004
Presidential Candidates Blogs
Chapter 21 – O Canada: Media (De)Convergence,
Concentration, and Culture
Campaign
for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (Canada)
Columbia
Journalism Review
CBC
Archives. Concentration to Convergence: Media Ownership in Canada
Friends
of Canadian Broadcasting
International
Network for Cultural Diversity
MediaChannel
(media ownership page)
UNESCO:
Culture, Trade and Globalization (Questions and Answers)
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