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Harmon, Mark
(2008). Affluenza Effects in a Broad Context: Six Further Tests of the TV-Materialism Link.
30th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark, & Nuria Cruz-Camara
(2008). Does Affluenza Spread Quickly? A Historical Case Study from Spain.
International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics. 4(1),
Harmon, Mark, & Dan Foley
(2007). Meet the Press Congressional Guests: 1947-2004.
Electronic News. 1, 121-133.
Harmon, Mark, & Nuria Cruz-Camara
(2007). Affluenza and Spanish Television Viewers.
29th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark
(2007). Non-Presidential Newspaper Endorsements: 2002, 2004, and 2006.
Midwest Political Science Association convention.
Harmon, Mark
(2007). Papers Endorse Incumbents Four-to-One over Challengers.
Newspaper Research Journal. 28(3), 65-75.
Harmon, Mark
(2006). TV Market and Congressional District Mismatches: Effects on Campaign Spending and Election Outcomes.
Feedback, online journal of the Broadcast Education Association.
Harmon, Mark
(2006). Affluenza: A World Values Test.
The International Communication Gazette. 68, 119-130.
Bates, Benjamin J., Mark Harmon, Scott Wells, & Charlie Gee
(2006). Katrina and the Waves: College Audience News Information Seeking at times of Prolonged Disaster Coverage.
annual conference of the Midwest Association for Public Opinion Research.
Luther, Catherine A., & Mark Harmon
(2006). U.S. Network TV newscasts and the Vietnam Veterans Against the War: An Historical Case Study in Media and Social Movement Theory.
University of Tennessee, College of Communication and Information Research Symposium.
Harmon, Mark, & Catherine A. Luther
(2006). U. S. Network TV Newscasts and the Vietnam Veterans Against the War: an historical case study in media and Social Movement Theory.
28th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark
(2006). TV Market and Congressional District Mismatches: Effects on Campaign Spending and Election Outcomes.
8th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark
(2006). Non-Presidential Newspaper Endorsements, 2002 and 2004.
Newspaper Division Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication national convention.
Harmon, Mark
(2006). Thirty Years Locked in Pandora’s Box: Weirum v. RKO.
Law Division Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication national convention.
Harmon, Mark, Zbigniew Rytel, Christa Ward, & Judy Oskam
(2004). Polish and former Soviet contributions to CNN World Report before and after massive system changes.
The Social Science Journal. 41, 123-128.
Harmon, Mark, & Donna Dearmon
(2004). Playing Favorites: Clear Channel Air Play and Touring Clear Channel Artists.
Media Management and Economics Division Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,.
Harmon, Mark
(2004). Not Being There: Network TV News Budget Cuts and Skipping the Story Scene.
Feedback. 45, 10-16.
Harmon, Mark
(2004). Casting the 2000 Presidential Election.
Atlantic Journal of Communication. 12, 93-104.
Harmon, Mark, Steve McClung, & Amy Varecka
(2003). Accuracy in Local Television News--Revisited: Are Things Any Different 25 Years Later?.
Feedback. 44, 45-54.
Harmon, Mark, Maria Fontenot, & Benjamin J. Bates
(2003). Non-Commercial Broadcaster Choices Under the New Rules for Political Time.
25th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark, Maria Fontenot, & Benjamin J. Bates
(2003). Non-Commercial Broadcaster Choices Under the New Rules for Political Time,.
Feedback. 44, 40-47.
Harmon, Mark
(2003). Bias: How Bernard Goldberg Got It So Wrong.
25th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark
(2003). Tooth and Nail: A Tough Sheriff's Battle in Tennessee.
Campaigns & Elections. 24, 22-25.
Harmon, Mark, Amy Varecka, & Steve McClung
(2002). Accuracy in Local Television News.
24th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communications, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark, & Robert Muenchen
(2002). Semantic Framing of the Iraq War, Sept. 11th to Oct. 11th.
28th Annual Research Symposium, College of Communication and Information, University of Tennessee.
Harmon, Mark
(2002). Cultivation of Materialism: international exploration of the link between TV viewing and materialist values.
International Association for Mass Communication Research.
Harmon, Mark, & Candace McKearney White
(2001). How television news programs use video news releases.
Public Relations Review. 27, 213-222.
Harmon, Mark, & Trillia Reed
(2001). Congressional Districts and Television Markets: How Contour Mismatches Affect Incumbent Advantage.
Political Communication Division of the International Communication Association.
Harmon, Mark, & Benjamin J. Bates
(2001). Do 'Instant Polls' Hit the Spot? Phone-in v. Random Sampling of Public Opinion.
(Adler E., Clark R., Ed.).How It's Done, An Invitation to Social Research.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). Direct Voter Contact v. An Incumbent's Media Advantage: A Congressional Challenger's Case Study.
23rd University of Tennessee College of Communications Research Symposium.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). When Congressional Candidates Spend Campaign Cash on Polling.
Midwest Association for Public Opinion Research.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). What Would Jesus Major In?.
Academe, bulletin of the American Association of University Professors. 87, 48-49.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). Larry Agran: Victim of Agenda Setting.
Texas Journal of Political Studies. 21, 23-34.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). Laboring to Be Fair: U.S. Network TV Strike Coverage.
Electronic News: A Journal of Applied Research & Ideas,. 1, 13-22, 39-40..
Harmon, Mark
(2001). Poll Question Readability and Don't Know Replies.
International Journal of Public Opinion Research. 13, 72-79.
Harmon, Mark
(2001). Affluenza: Television Use and Cultivation of Materialism.
Mass Communication and Society. 4, 405-418.
Harmon, Mark
(2000). Laboring to Be Fair: U.S. Network TV Strike Coverage.
International Communication Association convention.
Harmon, Mark
(2000). Agendas, Spirals, and Casting: News and Polls in the 2000 Presidential Primaries,.
Midwest Association for Public Opinion Research.
Harmon, Mark
(2000). Hey 'You': Second Person in Local TV News.
Feedback. 41, 24-29.