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BROADCAST REGULATION, IMPACT ON LOCAL OWNERSHIP
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
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
ELECTRONIC PRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE
Dr. Steven E. Abraham, J.D.
Professor of Marketing and Management
J.D., New York University School of Law; Ph.D., University
of Wisconsin-Madison
Quoted in USA Today, Bloomberg News, Entrepreneur
Magazine, WRVO-FM, WSYR-AM, HR Magazine,
Investor's Business Daily, Recovery Advisor, Human
Resource Executive
312-3307 (343-5858)
e-mail: abraham@oswego.edu
HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERFACE
Dr. Gary Klatsky
Associate Professor of Psychology
Ph.D., SUNY Buffalo
Quoted in Parenting, Hartford Courant
312-3474, 312-4013, Fax: 312-6330
e-mail: klatsky@oswego.edu
SOCIAL ASPECTS OF NEW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Linda Rae Markert
Dean of Education
Author of Contemporary Technology: Innovations, Issues
and Perspectives, 1989, 1993, 1997, 2003
Certified Senior Industrial Technologist with the National
Association of Industrial Technology; Visiting Scholar in
Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Science, Technology
and Society Program, 1991; Attended Institute for
Management and Leadership in Education at the Harvard
Graduate School of Education, 2000
Ed.D., University of the Pacific
Quoted in Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Hartford
Courant
312-2102, Fax: 312-5407
e-mail: markert@oswego.edu
GENDER ISSUES AND TECHNOLOGY
Dr. Linda Rae Markert
Dean of Education
Author of Contemporary Technology: Innovations, Issues
and Perspectives, 1989, 1993, 1997, 2003
Certified Senior Industrial Technologist with the National
Association of Industrial Technology; Visiting Scholar in
Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Science, Technology
and Society Program, 1991; Attended Institute for
Management and Leadership in Education at the Harvard
Graduate School of Education, 2000
Ed.D., University of the Pacific
Quoted in Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Hartford
Courant
312-2102, Fax: 312-5407
e-mail: markert@oswego.edu
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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