Women and Media: A Critical IntroductionISBN: 978-1-4051-1607-7
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304 pages
January 2006, Wiley-Blackwell
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Carolyn M. Byerly, Ph.D., is Associate Professor in the
Graduate Program of Mass Communication and Media Studies,
Department of Journalism, Howard University, Washington DC (USA).
She teaches seminars in mass communication theory, research
methods, media effects, and political communication. Recent
publications include Women and Media: International
Perspectives (edited with Karen Ross, Blackwell, 2004), "After
9/11: Formation of an Oppositional Discourse," (Feminist Media
Studies, Fall 2005), and "Women and the Concentration of Media
Ownership" (in R. R. Rush, C.E. Oukrop, and P. J. Creedon,
Seeking Equity for Women in Journalism and Mass Communication
Education, Erlbaum, 2004).
Karen Ross, Ph.D., is Professor of Mass Communication at Coventry University (UK). She teaches research methods, gender politics and media, and audience studies and is has written extensively on issues of in/equality in communication and culture. Her previous books include: Gender and Newsroom Cultures: Identities at Work (with Marjan de Bruin, Hampton Press, 2004); Women and Media: International Perspectives (edited with Carolyn M. Byerly, Blackwell, 2004); Media and Audiences (with Virginia Nightingale, Open University Press, 2003. She is currently working on two studies relating to press coverage of elections from a gender perspective.