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The History of CommunicationSeries Editors: Robert W. McChesney and John C. Nerone This series invites original and well-researched books on the history of media--radio, TV, newspapers, magazines, the Internet--and on their many functions as reporters, advertisers, opinion leaders, public relations for government and corporate interests, and businesses that compete with each other. Histories of major media, biographies of important figures, and studies of key events in communications are welcome. Essay collections are not encouraged. Happy 25th anniversary to the series! See our anniversary catalog here. See our featured title flyer here. |
Author: Randall P. BezansonPub Date: October 2007 A stimulating exploration of American freedom of the press learn more... |
Author: Laura SteinPub Date: September 2007 How and why the First Amendment fails to protect speech rights learn more... |
Author: Duane C. S. StoltzfusPub Date: January 2007 Scripps' revolutionary attempt to produce a newspaper without advertising learn more... |
Author: Matthew C. EhrlichPub Date: July 2006 Exploring the myths of a free press and people in movies since the 1920s learn more... |
Author: Mark LloydPub Date: February 2006 The cure for an American media where market interests have usurped democratic participation learn more... |
Author: Inger L. StolePub Date: June 2006 The dynamic relationship between Depression-era consumer rights groups and advertisers learn more... |
Author: David S. AllenPub Date: June 2005 How the subversive infiltration of corporate values damages public discourse in the United States learn more... |
Author: Chad RaphaelPub Date: October 2005 Unearthing the close collaboration between government television's early muckrakers learn more... |
Author: Lorman A. Ratner and Dwight L. Teeter Jr.Pub Date: September 2004 Tracing the role of America’s newspapers in the country’s descent into civil war learn more... |
Author: Rick Rockwell and Noreene JanusPub Date: May 2003 Very readable overview of the media in Central America and its relationship to the region’s existing governments. learn more... |
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