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BROADCAST REGULATION, TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS Fritz J. Messere Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Convenor of the Annenberg Washington Program Summer Faculty Workshop on Communications Policy, 1987-96; Faculty Fellow of the Annenberg Washington Program, 1993-96 Author of Communications Policy: A Selected Bibliography, 1991 Co-author of Introduction to the Internet for Electronic Media, 1996; Broadcasting, Cable, the Internet and Beyond (4th edition), 2000; Pro/Con Media: A Reader, 2002 Contributor to Annenberg Washington Program Electronic Library M.S., SUNY Oswego Quoted in Dow Jones News Service, Crain's Electronic Media, CBS News MarketWatch, Wired.com, C-Net News, Predicasts, Florida Times-Union, Houston Chronicle, Dallas Business Journal, Icon, USA Today, The Congressional Record, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Sun 312-2357, 312-3521 (342-3174), Fax: 312-5658 e-mail: messere@oswego.edu Web site: www.oswego.edu/~messere
CHILDREN AND TELEVISION, WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN THE MEDIA Tina Pieraccini Professor of Communication Studies M.A., University of Massachusetts at Amherst Author of You've Come a Long Way, Baby Quoted in ABCNews.com, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Detroit News, Washington Times, Hartford Courant, Dallas Morning News, Crain's Electronic Media, Cleveland Plain Dealer, USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Pregnancy magazine 312-2357, 312-3523 (343-0202), Fax: 312-5658 e-mail: pieracci@oswego.edu
MEDIA: MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING ISSUES, FCC RULINGS' IMPACTS ON OWNERSHP ISSUES Jerry Condra Assistant Professor of Communication Studies M.S., Friends University More than 40 years as radio and television station manager and news director; built and operated two television stations Quoted in The New York Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, HDTV Magazine, Syracuse Post-Standard, St. Joseph News-Press and various electronic media 312-3521 (342-9680), Fax: 312-5658 e-mail: condra@oswego.edu Web site: www.oswego.edu/~condra
SEXISM IN ADVERTISING/GENDER ISSUES Dr. Mary Frances Stuck Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences, Professor of Sociology Author of Adolescent Worlds, 1990 Editor of Structures and Processes of Inequality, 1997, 2000; Issues in Diversity: Voices of the Silenced, 1990 Manuscript reviewer for Gender & Society Ph.D., Syracuse University Quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Working Woman, Netguide, The Woman's Guide to Online Services, Net Byte Interviewed on KDKA radio (Pittsburgh) and by Wireless Flash script service 312-2156, Fax: 312-3577 e-mail: stuck@oswego.edu
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