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1. A comparative study of the U.S. and Korean film industries: history, structure, and finance

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Open Access
Author:
Baxter, Patrick David
Title:
A comparative study of the U.S. and Korean film industries: history, structure, and finance
Graduate Program:
Media Studies
Keywords:
history
film history
economics
finance
structure
arts
culture
political economy
industrial organization
South Korea
Korean film industry
Korea
Hollywood
movies
movie
films
film indutry
studio
studios
distribution
funding
independent film
independent
film company
digital
multi media
media
long tail
File:
Download PBaxter_Thesis_Final110308.pdf
Committee Members:
Krishna Prasad Jayakar, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. “MORE THAN ENTERTAINMENT”: THE ROLE OF SATIRICAL NEWS IN DISSENT, DELIBERATION, AND DEMOCRACY

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Open Access
Author:
Burton, Sarah J
Title:
“MORE THAN ENTERTAINMENT”: THE ROLE OF SATIRICAL NEWS IN DISSENT, DELIBERATION, AND DEMOCRACY
Graduate Program:
Media Studies
Keywords:
discussion
debate
deliberative democracy
mediaocracy
infotainment
role
criticism
dissent
First Amendment
history
legal research
ethnography
The Colbert Report
The Daily Show
fake news
satirical news
deliberation
entertainment
politics
media
intentions
comedy
comedians
satire
File:
Download Burton-GraduateThesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Martin Halstuk, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Martin Halstuk, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Matthew Frank Jordan, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Robert Dwayne Richards, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

4. Analyzing Effective Predictors of Scientists' Continued Public Science Communication Media Engagement

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Open Access
Author:
Robbins, Heather
Title:
Analyzing Effective Predictors of Scientists' Continued Public Science Communication Media Engagement
Graduate Program:
Media Studies
Keywords:
public communication
university faculty researchers
media
media engagement
science communication
theory of planned behavior
dialogic communication
two-way communication
public outreach
faculty promotion
professional benefits
media writing
science media writing
public relations
predictors of communication
tenure
File:
Download Heather_Robbins_THESIS.pdf
Committee Members:
Denise Sevick Bortree, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Lee A Ahern, Committee Member
Stephanie Madden, Committee Member
Matthew Paul Mcallister, Program Head/Chair