The International Encyclopedia of Media Studies

Volume I: Media History and the Foundations of Media Studies: John NeronePART 1: ApproachesPART 2: MomentsPART 3: FoundationsVolume II: Media Production: Vicki MayerPART 1: Production Regimes and InfrastructuresPART 2: The Cultural Industries and the Organization of ProductionPART 3: Product and Content FlowsPART 4: Production Work and PracticesPART 5: Production CulturesPART 6: The Ethics of ProductionVolume III: Content and Representation: Sharon R. MazzarellaPART 1: Persuasion and InformationPART 2: EntertainmentPART 3: Interaction and PerformanceVolume IV: Audience and Interpretation: Radhika ParameswaranPART 1: Expanding the Horizons of Audience StudiesPART 2: Practicing Reflexivity in and out of the FieldPART 3: Finding and Engaging Global AudiencesPART 4: Comprehending Online AudiencesPART 5: Empowering Audiences as CitizensVolume V: Media Effects/Media Psychology: Erica ScharrerPART 1: Theories and Processes/ProcessingPART 2: Evidence of EffectsPART 3: The Young AudienceVolume VI: Media Studies Futures: Kelly GatesPART 1: The Future Of Media Studies: Theory, Methods, PedagogyPART 2: Social and Mobile Media FuturesPART 3: Industry FuturesPART 4: Journalism and Media Policy FuturesPART 5: Interactivity, Affect, and the Future of Media SubjectivitiesPART 6: Whose Future? Children, Youth Cultures, and Digital MediaPART 7: What Future? Or, The Unsustainable PresentVolume VII: Research Methods in Media StudiesPART 1: Setting up the StagePART 2: Working with PeoplePART 3: Working with TextsPART 4: Virtual Challenges Interdisciplinary and Mixed Method Research