Notes for "Online Communication Research in 33 Mass Communication Journals, 1993-2003"

¹Tami K. Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 78 (winter 2001): 656-674.

²M. Kent Jennings and Vicki Zeitner, "Internet Use and Civic Engagement: a longitudinal analysis," Public Opinion Quaterly 67 (2003): 311-334.

³Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999.

⁴Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999.," 660.

⁵Nicholas Negroponte, Being Digital (New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1995).

⁶John B. Horrigan, "Home Broadband Adoption has Increased 60% in Past Year and Use of DSL Lines Is Surging," Pew Internet & American Life Project, http://www.pewinternet.org, accessed May 15, 2004.

⁷Eric S. Fredin and Prabu David, "Browsing and the Hypermedia Interaction Cycle: a Model of Self-Efficiency and Goal Dynamics," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 75 (spring 1998): 35-54.

⁸Jane B. Singer, "Compaign Contributions: Online Newspaper Coverage of Election 2000," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 80 (spring 2003): 39-56.

⁹John E. Newhagen and Sheizaf Rafaeli, "Why Communication Researchers Should Study the Internet: a Dialogue," Journal of Communication 46 (spring 1996): 4-19.

¹⁰Paul J. Donato, "Research in a world of expanding media options: chicken or egg?" Journal of Advertising Research 36 (spring 1996): 35-42.

¹¹Mark P. Couper, "Web Surveys: a Review of Issies and Approaches," Public Opinion Quarterly 64 (winter 2000): 464-482.

¹²Frank Biocca, "Communication within Virtual Reality: Creating a Space for Research," Journal of Communication 42 (winter 1992): 5-22.

¹³Newhagen and Rafaeli, "Why Communication Researchers Should Study the Internet: a Dialogue."

¹⁴Paul Vassallo, "The Knowledge Continum-organizing for research and scholarly communication." Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 9 (fall 1999): 232-242.

¹⁵John December, "Units of Analysis for Internet communication," Journal of Communication 46 (spring 1996): 14-38.

¹⁶Merrill Morris and Christine Ogan, "The Internet as Mass Medium," Journal of Communication 46 (winter 1996): 39-50.

¹⁷Lawrence Lessig, The Future of Ideas: the fate of the commons in a connected world (New York, Vintage Books, 2002).

¹⁸Lessig, The Future of Ideas: the fate of the commons in a connected world.

¹⁹Lessig, The Future of Ideas: the fate of the commons in a connected world.

²⁰Andrew Shapiro, The Control Revolution: How the Internet is Putting Individuals in Charge and Changing the World (New York, Public Affairs, 1999).

²¹Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999."

²²Roger Cooper, W. James Potter and Michel Dupagne, "A stutus report on methods used in mass communication research," Journalism Educator 48 (winter 1994): 54-61.

²³Rasha Kamhawi and David Weaver, "Mass Communication Research Trends from 1980 to 1999," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 80 (spring 2003): 7-27.

²⁴A.C. Garner and C.S. Dyer, The Iowa Guide: Scholar journals in mass communication and related fields (Iowa City, Iowa Center for Communication Study, University of Iowa, 1989).

²⁵The complete list is presented in Table One with total number of articles per journal for the period under study.

²⁶Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999," 665.

²⁷Patrick Sutherland, "Diffusion of Courses with World Wide Web Features: Perceptions of Journalism and Mass Communication Program Administrators," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 58 (winter 2003): 384-395; Bruce Henderson, "Improving student writing using a Web-based targeted approach to grammar system: TAGS," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 57 (autumn 2002): 230-243; Karla K. Gower and Jung-Yul Cho, "Use of the Internet in the public relations curriculum," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 56 (summer 2001): 81-92; Sally A. Guthrie, "Making the World Wide Web accessible to all students," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 55 (spring 2000): 14-23; Kenneth R. Blake, "Using the World Wide Web to teach news writing online," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 55 (spring 2000): 24-34; Joe Bob Hester, "Using a web-based interactive test as a learning tool," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 54 (spring 1999): 35-41; Patrick J. Sutherland, "How accredited programs use the World Wide Web," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 54 (spring 1999): 16-22; Stan Ketterer, "Teaching students how to evaluate and use online resources," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 52 (winter 1998): 25-37; Karen Whitehill King and Margaret Morrison, "A media buying simulation game using the Internet," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 53 (autumn 1998): 28-36; Lewis A. Friedland and Sheila Webb, "Incorporating online publishing into the curriculum," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 51 (autumn 1996): 54-65; Shelton A. Gunaratne and Byung S. Lee, "Integration of Internet resources into curriculum and instruction," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 51 (summer 1996): 32-35; and Julie Bolding, "Research skills instruction in undergraduate programs," ," Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 51 (spring 1996): 15-22.

²⁸Erik Bucy, "Media Credibility Reconsidered: Synergy Effects Between On-Air and Online News," Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 80 (summer 2003): 247-264.

²⁹Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999," 664.

³⁰Lessig, The Future of Ideas: the fate of the commons in a connected world.

³¹Martin E. Halstuk, "Speed Bumps on the Information Superhighway: A Study of Federal Agency Compliance with the Electronic Freedom of Information Act of 1996," Communication Law and Policy (autumn 2000): 423-455.

³²Matt Jackson, "The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998: A Proposed Amendment to Accommodate Free Speech," Communication Law and Policy 5 (winter 2000): 61-82.

³³Ashley Packard, "Does Proposed Federal Cyberstalking Legislation Met Constitutional Requirements?" Communication Law and Policy 5 (autumn 2000): 505-529.

³⁴Jan H. Samoriski, "Private Spaces and Public Interests: Internet Navigation, Commercialism and the Fleecing of Democracy," Communication Law and Policy (winter 2000): 93-106.

³⁵Harold Hallikainen, "Spectrum for Sale or Rent: Comments on US Spectrum Auctions," International Journal of Communications Law and Policy (summer 2000): 1-7. Herbet Ungerer, "Access Issues Under EU Regulation and Anti-Trust Law: the Case of Telecommunications and Internet Markets Auctions," International Journal of Communications Law and Policy (summer 2000): 8-35.

³⁶Edward B. Keller and W. Bradford Fay, "How many are really on the electronic superhighway? an analysis of the effects of survey methodologies," Journal of Advertising Research 37 (summer, 1996): RC2-8.

³⁷Jennifer D. Greer, "Evaluating the Credibility of Online Information: A Test of Source and Advertising Influence," Mass Communication & Society 6 (spring 2003): 11-28. Carolyn A. Lin and Leo W. Jeffres, "Comparing distinctions and similarities across websites of newspapers, radio stations, and television stations," Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly 78 (fall 2001): 555-573.

³⁸Publications, (Arlington, VA: The Freedom Forum, 2004) http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=13087, posted June 17, 2003, accessed June 1, 2004.

³⁹Robert K. Yin, Case Study Research: Design and Methods (Thousand Oaks, Cal., Sage Publications, 1994).

⁴⁰Jim Meskauskas, "Branding Online Is Possible...Now What?" ClickZ Networks, http://www.clickz.com/experts/archives/media/plan_buy/article.php/881651, posted September 11, 2001, accessed June 25, 2004.

⁴¹Bob Tedeschi, "Measuring Online Ad Effectiveness," New York Times (Nov. 3, 2003): http://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/03/technology/03ecom.html.

⁴²Heather E. Campbell and Marianne Barrett, "Cable Television and Telephony in the Telecommunications Act of 1996: Economics, Law, Regulation and Politics," Communication Law and Policy 2 (winter 1997): 470-525. Jan H. Samoriski, John L. Huffman, Denise M. Trauth, "Encryption and the First Amendment." Communication Law and Policy 2 (winter 1997): 417-440. Henry Wong, "Webcaching via satellite: Internet highway or copyright infringement?" Communications and the Law 20 (winter 1999): 63-74.

⁴³Everett Rogers, Diffusion of Innovations (New York, Free Press, 2003).

⁴⁴Stan Ketterer, "Links Engage Readers of Online Crime Stories," Newspaper Research Journal 22 (spring 2001) 3.

⁴⁵Peter R. Dickson, "Understanding the Trade Winds: The Global Evolution of Production, Consumption, and the Internet," Journal of Consumer Research 27 (June 2000), 118.

⁴⁶Thomas Novak, Donna L. Hoffman and Adam Duhachek, "The Influence of Goal-Directed and Experiential Activities on Online Flow Experiences," Journal of Consumer Psychology, 13 (2003) 3-16.

⁴⁷Eliza Tanner, "Chilean conversations: Internet forum participants debate Augusto Pinochet's detention," Journal of Communication 51 (June 2001) 383-403.

⁴⁸Mary Jae Paul, "Interactive disaster communication on the internet: a content analysis of sixty-four disaster relief home pages," Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 78 (winter 2001) 739-753.

⁴⁹Barbara K. Kaye and Thomas J. Johnson, "Online and in the Know: Uses and Gratifications of the Web for Political Information" Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 46 (march 2002): 54-72.

⁵⁰50. George A. Miller, "The magical number seven, plus or minus two: Some limits on our capacity for processing information," Psychological Review 63 (1953) 81-97.

⁵¹Scott L. Althaus and David Tewksbury, "Agenda setting and the 'new' news: Patterns of issue importance among readers of the paper and online versions of the New York Times," Communication Research 29 (April 2002) 180-207.

⁵²Marilyn Roberts, Wayne Wanta and Tzong-Horng Dzwo, "Agenda setting and issue salience online," Communication Research 29 (August 2002) 452-465.

⁵³Jennings and Zeitner, "Internet Use and Civic Engagement: a longitudinal analysis."

⁵⁴Stan Ketterer, "Oklahoma small dailies, weeklies use Internet as reporting tool," Newspaper Research Journal 24 (summer 2003): 107-113. Wilson Lowery, "What influences small newspapers to decide to publish online news?" Newspaper Research Journal 24 (fall 2003): 83-90.

⁵⁵John C. Schweitzer, "Mass Communications Research Article Productivity by U.S. Academics," Journalism Quarterly 65 (summer 1988): 479-484.

⁵⁶Gregory B. Newby, "The Maturation of Norms for Computer-Mediated Communication," Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 3 (summer 1993) 30-38.

⁵⁷Michael S. Nilan, "Speculations on the Impact of Global Electronic Networks on Human Cognition and Human Organization," Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 3 (winter 1993) 47-56.

⁵⁸Joseph A. Wiencko, Jr., "The Blacksburg Electronic Village," Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 3 (winter 1993) 31-40. R. Taylor Walsh, "Development of a Community Information Service: the National Capital Area Public Access Network (CapAccess)-A Work in Progress," Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 3 (winter 1993) 41-59. Stephen R. Ruth and Raul Gouet, "Must Invisible Colleges Be Invisible? An Approach to Examining Large Communities of Network Users," Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy 3 (fall 1993) 36-59.

⁵⁹Douglas A. Boyd, "A new 'line in the sand' for the media," Media Studies Journal 7 (fall 1993) 134-141. Mark Thalhimer, "Hi-tech news or just 'shovelware'?" Media Studies Journal 8 (winter 1994) 40-51. Adam Clayton Powell III, "On-ramps to the information superhighway," Media Studies Journal 8 (summer 1994) 113-122. Joe Quinlan, "Confessions of a fallen newspaperman," Media Studies Journal 8 (winter 1994) 64-71.

⁶⁰Tomasello, "The status of Internet-based research in five leading communication journals, 1994-1999" 665.

⁶¹Kamhawi and Weaver, "Mass Communication Research Trends from 1980 to 1999."

⁶²David R.Thompson and Birgit Wassmuth, "Online Advertising: Hit Rates for Jumps from Banner Ads," Web Journal of Mass Communication Research 4 (summer 2001).

⁶³Web Journal of Mass Communication Research, web site, http://www.scripps.ohiou.edu/wjmcr, accessed June 1, 2004.