Both girls and boys who watch a lot of violence on television are more likely to behave violently as young adults, according to a 15-year study by a social psychologist.

In November 2002, the Future of Music Coalition released this well-researched and data-driven study of the effects of radio consolidation on citizens and musicians (150 pages).

A compilation of ideas and information to assist groups in webcasting or streaming audio programs produced by youth (or others) via the internet.

The Producer's Guide to the Hereafter is aimed at radio producers interested in exploring alternative methods of distribution for their work including Web delivery, mail order, digital media for deskt

Describes the dangerous possibility of media conglomerates pre-selecting content to push on Internet users, and limiting or blocking access to unaffiliated channels, as the FCC finalizes the regulator

Viewers Like You?

Douglas explores the cultural expectations of women across class and history, and links those expectations to representations of women in the media over the last 50 years.

Paper prepared for the UNRISD Programme on Information Technologies and Social Development, as part of UNRISD background work for the World Summit on the Information Society, June 2002.

In this pamphlet, McChesney explores the corporate takeover of communications policy in the United States, and the negative implications of media mergers for democratic culture.

Describes in detail a global media system dominated by international conglomerates that have grown rapidly, engage in increasing crossborder activities, and are linked to each other by powerful invest