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Social stratification and social mobility in situation comedy
 Thinking inside the box: Towards an ontology of video games
 
A little radio is a dangerous thing: State broadcasting in mandate Palestine, 1936--1949
 The role of place in global innovation: The case of information technology R&D centers in Bangalore, India
 
Cinema 3.0: How digital and computer technologies are changing cinema
 Ruling the airwaves: Radio Luxembourg and the origins of European national broadcasting, 1929--1950
 
Cost of time and attention in mass communication systems
 When code meets place: Collaboration and innovation at WiFi hotspots
 
Breaking journalism down: Work, authority, and networking local news, 1997--2009
 Music piracy and the value of sound, 1909--1998
 
Interactive graphics for communicating health risks
 Essays on political corruption and media freedom
 
Political information and electoral behavior in Sub-Saharan Africa
 Cultures of indices: Anthropology of Tamil and other cinemas
 
America the brand: Advertising the the American Way
 Adult-child co-viewing of educational television: Enhancing preschoolers' understanding of mathematics shown on "Sesame Street"
 
Social gaming and discursive play: Video games as communicative exchange
 Ground wars: Personalized political communication in American campaigns
 
Iranian popular music in Los Angeles: Mobilizing media, nation, and politics
 Domesticating "the Great, Throbbing, Common Pulse of America": A Study of the Ideological Origins of the Radio Act of 1927
 
Advising America: Advice Columns and the Modern American Newspaper, 1895--1955
 Messengers of the Right: Media and the Modern Conservative Movement
 
Solidarities in Exile: Cuban Collectives, Nation and New York City's Spanish-language Periodical Press, 1868--1878
 From Cybernetics to Cyber Networks: Norbert Wiener, the Soviet Internet, and the Cold War Dawn of Information Universalism
 
"Scribner's Monthly" 1870--1881: Illustrating a New American Art World