Media Technology from Jourcomm Books

Compares values and policies of the late industrial era to the then-emerging values (1980s) of the communications era. Like new except for owner's lightly penciled purchase info. DJ slightly wrinkled.

Good guide to resources related to electrical history, including telegraphy, telephony, radio and TV. Prepared at the behest of the Society for the History of Technology. Spiral bound. Some writing inside back paper cover.

Mainly about American media history, emphasizing journalism, politics, and technology. One corner slightly bumped; no marks.

More than 2700 entries indexed by subject and author. Very small ink stain on cover and owner's name lightly penciled inside cover.

Like new except for lightly penciled owner's info.

A report about prospects for cable in the greater Cincinnati area just as it begins carrying an increasing variety of content. Ex-lib with call number printed on front cover and card pocket in back. No marks other than owner's lightly penciled information.

Wide-ranging look at modes of communication through history. Though ex-lib, with all the trappings, the book appears unread.

A cultural anthropology of new media in the late 1990s. Like new except for lightly penciled owner's info.

On the general economics of communication, economics of media industries, specific issues -- competition, monopoly, demand, regulation-- the impact of communications on economic systems, and more. Like new except for owner's name lightly penciled.

A look at the communication revolution as it began to take off in the 1970s. Tight, no marks except one name in ink and another lightly penciled. DJ has one tear on spine.

A look at the delivery to home and office of electronic text when the technology was in its infancy. Corners bumped; one name in ink.

Media unions, media content and its relation to working people, communication technologies and the workplace, and history of media workers. Like new except for lightly penciled owner's information.

General discussions of educational radio with special attention to its use to English teachers. Ex-lib with usual trappings but tight and no marks in text.

Like new except for owner's name in ink on ffep.

1500+ annotated entries; thorough subject and author indexes. Like new except for lightly penciled owner's info inside cover.

Thorough look at new technologies emerging at the threshold of the media revolution, and the issues they present.

Technology, economics, regulation, content and implications for the public of this then-new medium. Like new except for residue of a price stamp on cover.

Presentation copy from author with inscription: "Congratulations to you, Johnny, on a job well done. From one of your original boosters. My best wishes to your future." Tight, clean copy; owner's name lightly penciled.

Good overview of how policy makers use social science research, especially in the debate over possible restrictions on TV violence. Book is like new except for lightly penciled purchase info of owner inside cover.

Good insights at a time when cable TV was emerging as major competitor to broadcast TV. Except for name and purchase info on inside cover and ffep, no marks in text; corners bumped.