Communication Theories: Origins, Methods, and Uses in the Mass MediaThis volume provides undergraduate students with an introduction to mass communication. Communication Theories examines the historical origins of mass communication theory and discusses communication methods and models. research. The text has been divided into seven parts, each prefaced by a short overview of the section content. good background in the basic communication theories and the chapters have been resequenced for easier use by the student. theory and social sciences such as sociology and psychology. It is also designed to be a supplementary text for media and journalism courses. |
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... Broadcast networks Broadcast stations Databases and videotex News Svcs Professional svcs DBS Cable operators Multipoint distribution svcs Teletext Advertising svcs Digital termination svcs Mobile svcs Paging svcs FM subcarriers Billing ...
... Broadcast networks Broadcast stations Databases and videotex News Svcs Professional svcs DBS Cable operators Multipoint distribution svcs Teletext Advertising svcs Digital termination svcs Mobile svcs Paging svcs FM subcarriers Billing ...
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... broadcasting stations to choose their own top editors , to have representatives on the board of directors , and to have a ... Broadcast and newspaper news is too important an ingredient in the collective American brain to be constantly ...
... broadcasting stations to choose their own top editors , to have representatives on the board of directors , and to have a ... Broadcast and newspaper news is too important an ingredient in the collective American brain to be constantly ...
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... Broadcast ownership , 325-328 Bronowski , J. , 76 Brooker , G. W. , 175 , 176n Brown , Bob , 315 Brown , H. Jackson ... broadcasting , 325 employee ownership as alternative to , 334-337 media cross - ownership in , 325-328 newspaper ...
... Broadcast ownership , 325-328 Bronowski , J. , 76 Brooker , G. W. , 175 , 176n Brown , Bob , 315 Brown , H. Jackson ... broadcasting , 325 employee ownership as alternative to , 334-337 media cross - ownership in , 325-328 newspaper ...
Contents
PART | 17 |
Models in Mass Communication Research | 36 |
Perception and Language Issues | 55 |
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