All episodes of Communication Research Podcast

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Do the media tell us what to think about?

Maxwell McCombs presents a summary and forward-looking view of agenda-setting research. At the DeFleur Distinguished Lecture Series.

Published 04/05/12

Communication Research Podcast

Published 04/05/12

T. Barton Carter - Who is safe in this harbor? Rethinking Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act

A discussion of Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act.

Published 03/08/12

Denis Wu – Journalism + public relations ≈ News media of Taiwan

A colloquium presentation at the CRC focusing on the intersection of news and PR in Taiwan.

Published 02/14/12

Don Wright – A longitudinal analysis of the increased use of social and emerging media in public relations practice

A presentation on the increasing use of new and emerging media by public relations practitioners. NOTE: Due to a technical error, there are some gaps in the recording of this podcast.

Published 12/06/11

Bill McKeen – Serendipity

Bill McKeen discusses the role of serendipity in his work as a journalist and author.

Published 11/17/11

Steve Lacy – Digital journalism: Framing transformation and understanding impact

The inaugural lecture in the Melvin DeFleur Distinguished Lecture Series. This lecture is also available on video.

Published 10/20/11

Marco Gui – Attracted but unsatisfied: The effects of arousing content on television consumption choices

A colloquium presentation focusing on viewer enjoyment of arousing television content. When presented with arousing television content viewers watch more. But later they report less satisfaction for that viewing.

Published 04/28/11

Nancy Signorielli – 50 years of women on TV

Nancy Signorielli (Professor, University of Delaware) discusses the Cultural Indicators dataset, with a special focus on the role of women in television.

Published 03/28/11