Faculty Publications
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2008
Reading, Writing, and the Remote Control: An analysis of academically-oriented programming found on broadcast and cable television,
, Southern States Communication Association, Savannah, GA, (2008)
Turn the Radio On: College students and their music listening preferences,
, Southern States Communication Association, Savannah, GA, (2008)
2007
A Place of My Own: College students’ uses and gratifications from Facebook,
, International Communication Association, San Francisco, CA, (2007)
Parts of the Scenery, Leaders of the Pack, One of the Gang: Diversity of children’s television programs,
, International Communication Association, San Francisco, CA, (2007)
A Place of their Own: An exploratory study of college students’ uses and gratifications of Facebook,
, International Communications Association meeting, (2007)
Parts of the Scenery, Leaders of the Pack, One of the Gang: Diversity on children's Programs,
, International Communications Association meeting, (2007)
Too late to make it right? Country music, patriotism, & the Dixie Chicks,
, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington D.C., (2007)
2006
Measuring Total Readings of Journal Articles,
, D-Lib Magazine, Volume 12, Number 10, p.Available at: http://www.dlib.org/dlib/october06/king/10king.html, (2006)
The Two Faces of Soul Brother #1: The Social Crusade of James Brown,
, American Journalism Historians Association, (2006)
The Entertainment Experiences of Iron Chef,
, Entertainment Studies Interest Group, at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, San Francisco, California, (2006)
2005
The Pioneer and the Pariah: Peggy Charren and Terry Rakolta, the Mothers of Advocacy,
, American Journalism Historians Association, (2005)
2004
Dear Kent State: Letters to the Editor, May 1970,
, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Toronto, Canada, (2004)
Real Love? The Definitions of love on The Bachelorette,
, Social Science in Communication Association, Tampa, FL, (2004)
The Birth Advocacy Group: The first six years of Action for Children’s Television,
, Journalism History, Volume 30, Number 2, (2004)
2003
Communication competence, communication apprehension, and information technology training,
, annual meeting of the National Communication Association, Miami, FL, (2003)
These Dames are Bananas: The History of Action for Children’s Television, 1969-1993,
, American Journalism Historians Association’s Dissertation Category, Billings, MT, (2003)
2002
Dear Kent State: Letters to the Editor, May 1970,
, Research in progress session at the American Journalism Historians Association, Nashville, TN, (2002)
Expanding Efforts: The Evolution of Action for Children’s Television, 1974-1979,
, American Journalism Historian Association, Nashville, TN, (2002)
Good Things: A Framing Analysis of Domesticity in Martha Stewart’s Omnimedia,
, Hawaii International Conference for Social Science, Waikiki, HI, (2002)
Letting the Marketplace Decide: Children’s Television in the 1980’s,
, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Miami Beach, FL, (2002)
2001
The Founding Mothers: The Women Behind Action for Children’s Television,
, Southeast American Journalism Historian Association Colloquium, Panama City Beach, FL, (2001)
2000
Children’s Television in Deregulation: 1980-1985,
, Graduate Education Interest Group of Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Boulder, CO, (2000)
Growing Up Lolita: The Film Careers of Three Nymphets,
, North East Popular Culture/ American Culture Association, Springfield MA, (2000)
Rebels with a Cause: Teens on Daytime Dramas,
, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Phoenix, AZ, (2000)
These Dames are Bananas: A History of Action for Children’s Television 1967-1992,
, Broadcast Educators Association--Research in Progress Panel, Las Vegas, NV, (2000)
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