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Note: To access these library articles, you must be a currently
enrolled student or an employee of UMass Lowell.
Jane
Kirtley (2005).
"A
Magazine is Not a Newspaper: An
Alabama Case Shows why Crafting a
Shield Law isn't Easy."
American Journalism Review 27.5 (Oct-Nov
2005): p90(1).
James
H. Landman. (2005).
"Balancing
Act: First and Sixth Amendment
Rights in High-Profile Cases."
Social Education 69.4 (May-June
2005): p182(7).
Bonnie Red Elk (2005). "The
Difficult Path of a Tribal
Watchdog Reporter."
Nieman Reports. Cambridge: Fall
2005.Vol.59, Iss. 3; pg. 10, 3 pgs
Katie O'Keefe (2005).
"Off
the Record." The Quill.
Chicago: Oct/Nov 2005.Vol.93, Iss.
8; pg. 22, 3 pgs
Robert
D. Richards, Clay Calvert (2004).
"Suing
the Media, Supporting the First
Amendment: The Paradox of Neville
Johnson and the Battle for Privacy."
Albany Law Review; 2004, Vol. 67
Issue 4, p1097-1136
Online Research
Links: Media and Law
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Timeline
of the development of communications
technology
Inventing
History, CBS News
Interactive
Willing
Partners: Politicians And The Media,
a timeline created by Discovery
Times.
Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer,
"The Culture
Industry: Enlightenment as Mass
Deception," from
Dialectic of Enlightenment, 1944.
Jean Baudrillard, "On
the Murderous Capacity of Images.”
Randall P. Bezanson, "The
Right to Privacy Revisited: Privacy, News, and Social
Change, 1890-1990," California Law Review, (October,
1992)
Susan E. Gallagher,
"A Man's Home:
Rethinking the Public/Private Dichotomy in American Law,"
an essay based on materials for
Don't Look Now: A Multimedia History of Ideas about Privacy
in the U.S. (forthcoming, University of Virginia Press)
David Gauntlett,
“Media
Effects,”
www.theory.org.uk.
George Orwell, "Politics
and the English Language"
(London: Horizon, 1946).
Marshall McLuhan, excerpt from
"Classroom
Without Walls," Explorations
in Communication (Boston: Beacon
Press, 1960)
Michel Peillon,
Lecture 3:
Daniel Bell, The Cultural
Contradictions of Capitalism
(Theories of Modernity, a course
offered by The Sociology Department
of the National University of
Ireland at Maynooth).
Larry Press,
"McLuhan Meets
the Net," Communications
of the ACM, Vol 38, No 7, July,
1995, pp 15-20.
David A. Schultz, "The
Cultural Contradictions of the
American Media," excerpt
from Chapter Two, It's Show Time:
Media,
Politics, and Popular Culture (New
York: Peter Lang, 2000).
Samuel Warren and Louis
Brandeis,
"The Right to Privacy,"
Harvard Law Review, Volume IV,
No. 5, December 1890.
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