Understanding the Electronic Media Field: Ford Foundation Studies, 2001-2007 (Public List)

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Research Resources

Working Papers

• Philip M. Napoli. Public Interest Media Activism and Advocacy as a Social Movement: A Review of the Literature. 2007.
• Philip M. Napoli. Bridging Cultural Policy and Media Policy in the U.S.: Challenges and Opportunities.

Reports

• Amy Luckey, Justin Louie. Democracy, Social Justice and Media Reform: A Baseline Study of the Emerging Field of Media Policy. 2006.
• Johannes M. Bauer, Steven S. Wildman, Bella Mody. Making U.S. Telecommunications Policy: Who Participates and Who is Heard? The Roles of Research and Ideas. 2006.
• Laura Forlano, Becky Lentz. Conversations on Media, Technology, Society & Culture: Convening Report: Media and Communications at a Crossroads ~ The Role of Scholarship for Media Reform and Justice . 2006.
• Mark Cooper, Gene Kimmelman, Chanelle Hardy. Constitutional Attacks on Public Interest Communications Policy: Creating A Legal Defense Fund To Uphold Citizens’ Free Speech Rights. 2005.
• Oscar Gandy. The Great Frame Robbery: The strategic use of public opinion in the formation of media policy. 2003.
• Edward Lenert. Mapping Social Entrepreneurship and the Role of Charitable Foundations in Electronic Media: 1946-1996. 2003.
• Mary Beltrán, John DH Downing. The Televisions Project: TV Entertainment and 'Race'. 2002.

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