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"There is nothing so practical as a good theory", or is there? Public relations practitioners' perspectives on public relations scholarship and its usefulness	Black women's meaning-making of HIV/AIDS campaigns: A Black feminist approach to the impact of race on the reception of targeted health communication

Exploring the empowerment effects of the Internet on active publics	Pre-Internet versus post-Internet news content: The case of the "Chattanooga Times" and "Times Free Press"

When the organization-public relationship is more than just calculation: What we can learn from the case study of an exemplar community-based intervention	Degrees of access: Factors preventing wide-scope coverage of the Iraq War by embedded reporters---from "shock and awe" to "mission accomplished" (March 21--May 1, 2003)

Remaining vigilant against domestic terrorism: Making meaning of counterterrorism in a national awareness campaign	Social media instruction in journalism and mass communications higher education

The lineaments of personality: "Esquire" and the problem of the male consumer	Body images in magazines: A cross-cultural investigation of media effects in Russian and U.S. young women

Paradigm disguise: Systemic influences on newspaper plagiarism	Individual differences in emotional and physiological responses to televised sports violence: A test of sensation seeking theory

Daring to think is beginning to fight: The history of magazine "Alternativa," Colombia, 1974--1980	The Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival as a theatrical event

Mass media is the message: Yoko Ono and John Lennon's 1969 Year of Peace	Identity, power, and difference: The management of roles and self among public relations practitioners

The Internet and political organizations: Force, Tool, or Wildcard?	Enculturation and acculturation of television use among Asian Indians in the U.S.

The roles of internal public relations, leadership style, and workplace spirituality in building leader-employee relationships and facilitating relational outcomes	Evolution of the sportscast highlight form: From peep show to pathe to pastiche

Women's participation as leaders in the transformation of the Chinese media: A case study of Guangzhou City	Investigating the investigators: Examining the attitudes, perceptions, and experiences of investigative journalists in the internet age

SARS discourse analysis: Technoscientific race-nation-gender formations in public health discourse	The Berlin radio war: Broadcasting in Cold War Berlin and the shaping of political culture in divided Germany, 1945--1961

Impact of leadership on continued participation in online groups	From the belly of the HUAC: The HUAC investigations of Hollywood, 1947--1952

Influence of audience characteristics on their behaviors across different sport media platforms	Public relations and sensemaking during organizational change in multinational organizations in China

Integrating strategic relationship management: Evaluating public relations as relationship management in integrated communication	Re-mediating identities in the imagined homeland: Taiwanese migrants in China

Understanding consumers' online information retrieval and search: Implications for firm strategies	Media framing of terrorism: Views of "front lines" national security prestige press

The benefits and burdens of high reputation during disruptions: The role of media reputation, organizational identification, and disruption type	Imagery matters: Exploring the representation(s) of African American male students in season four of "The Wire"