03745cam a2200241 a 4500008004100000020001800041040000800059050002100067245011700088260003400205300002400239490002500263505299800288505001703286518001503303650001803318650003403336650003103370650003503401700001803436700003103454700001803485090318s2010    nyua     b    001 0 eng    a9780415999007  aSDU00aPN4784bI61 201000aInternational media communication in a global age /cedited by Guy J. Golan, Thomas J. Johnson, and Wayne Wanta.  aNew York :bRoutledge,c2010.  avii, 480 p. :bill.1 aCommunication series00tThe determinants of international news flow and coverage. Introduction:  international news coverage and Americans' image of the world /rGuy J. Golan, Thomas J. Johnson, and Wayne Wanta --tChanging global media landscape, unchanging theories?: international communication research and paradigm testing /rTsan-Kuo Chang --tDetermining the scope of "international" communication: a (living) systems approach /rShelton A. Gunaratne --tInternational news determinants in U.S. news media in the post-Cold War era /rKuang-Kuo Chang and Tien-Tsung Lee --tThe impact of global news coverage on international aid /rYon Soo Lim and George A. Barnett --tCoverage of foreign elections in the United States: a model of international news flow /rWayne Wanta and Guy J. Golan --tDeterminants of international news coverage /rGuy J. Golan --tThe language of international news. How could so much produce so little?: foreign affairs reporting in the wake of 9/11 /rShahira Fahmy --tPatterns and news quality: international stories reported in American media /rRenee Martin-Kratzer and Esther Thorson --tThe influence of contextual factors on the selection of news frames: a cross-national approach to the news coverage of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)  /rKuang-Kuo Chang... [et al.] --tNews as culture: a comparative study of newspaper coverage of the war in Iraq /rSalma I. Ghanem --tFrame building and media framing of the joint counterterrorism: comparing United States-Uganda efforts /rYusuf Kalyango Jr. --tSee no evil, hear no evil, judge as evil?: examining whether Al-Jazeera English-language web site users transfer their belief in its credibility to its satellite network /rThomas J. Johnson and Shahira Fahmy --tAn exploration of the determinants of international news coverage in Australia's online media /rXiaopeng Wang --tBlogs as stealth dissent?: "Eighteen touch dog newspaper" and the tactics, ambiguity, and limits of Internet resistance in China /rWei Zha and David D. Perlmutter --tStrategic global communication. Global integration or local responsiveness?: multinational corporations' public relations strategies and cases /rJoon Soo Lim --tCoordination and control of global public relations to manage cross-national conflict shifts: a multidisciplinary theoretical perspective for research and practice /rJuan-Carlos Molleda and Alexander Laskin --tNetizens unite!: strategic escalation of conflict to manage a cultural crisis /rSooyoung Cho and Glen T. Cameron --tCommunicating with global publics: building a theoretical framework for international public relations /rPaul S. Lieber and Colin Higgins --tColumbia's Juan Valdez campaign: brand revitalization through "authenticity" and "glocal" strategic communications /rJuan-Carlos Molleda and Marilyn S. Roberts --tThe influence of mobile phone advertising on dependency: a cross-cultural study of mobile phone use between American and Chinese youth /rRan Wei --tFractured images00tHKBU library  aYT2025 M09 0aForeign news. 0aCommunication, International. 0aJournalismzUnited States. 0aJournalismxPolitical aspects.1 aGolan, Guy J.1 aJohnson, Thomas J.,d1960-1 aWanta, Wayne.