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Big Media

Project Harmony

Media Nation

Why Media Literacy?

Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People

Jean Kilbourne on parents and the media

Loud and Clear

Modernization and Media in the Arab World

The Iraq War 2003 in Western Media and Public Opinion

Terrorist or Freedom Fighter?

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

Video of CNN founder Ted Turner “Six giant multinational corporations,” explained CNN founder Ted Turner

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources, Youth Media

Media on stereotypes Four teenage digital storytellers – two Jordanians, and two Vermonters – tackle cross-cultural stereotypes

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources, Youth Media

Students rhyming about media images Two college students in a media studies class rhyming in an independent project about media’s pressure on youth.

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

Video of Media Education Activist A video of ACME’s First “Media Education Activist” speaking on Media Literacy

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

The documentary film exploring a long line of degrading images of Arabs

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

A video of Jean Kilbourne discusses being a parent in a media saturated culture

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

Students find their voice through multimedia An article and video of Southern California’s San Fernando Education Technology Team which focuses on learning by doing and speaks to students’ about technology and all things digital.

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Media Education Policy, Resources

When “The Four Theories of the Press” appeared in 1956 it was hailed as an instant classic. Detailing the various axes upon which media systems are formed, the book described the authoritarian, libertarian, Soviet/totalitarian, and social responsibility models prevalent at the time and became a source document for macro-sociological analyses of media and their impact […]

February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media Education Policy, Resources

Case Study of the Effects of Military on Media Perception There is only little empirical data, and few studies available at this moment on the media coverage of the war in Iraq in 2003. The following contribution comprises preliminary observations that allow explorative hypotheses as a starting point for future research. It concentrates on the […]

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February 28, 2008, Filed Under: Media Education Policy, Resources

The Arab Media Coverage of “Terrorism” The “global war on terror” that has been launched by the US administration in the aftermath of the September 11 events has sparked a major debate over the definition of terror, its social and political probes, and how far news coverage can meet journalistic standards of balance, truth, and […]