[Discussion] TOC: Media, Culture & Society Volume 27, Number 5 (September 2005)

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From: "Serguei Alex. Oushakine" <sao15@columbia.edu>

Media, Culture & Society
Volume 27, Number 5 (September 2005)


The people's detective: true crime in Dutch folklore and popular television
Stijn  Reijnders
pp. 635-651


Social change and the corporate construction of gay markets in the New York
Times' advertising business news
Angela T.  Ragusa
pp. 653-676

The global 'epidemic' of movie   'piracy': crime-wave or social construction?
Majid  Yar
pp. 677-696

Interpretability and social power, or, why postmodern advertising works
Martin  Morris
pp. 697-718

'The whole nation is listening to you': the presentation of the self on a
tabloid talk radio show
Sara  O'Sullivan
pp. 719-738


The politics of the web: the case of one newsgroup
Maxim  Waldstein
pp. 739-763

Unveiling imperialism: media, gender and the war on Afghanistan
Carol A.  Stabile, Deepa  Kumar
pp. 765-782


Abstracts

pp. 783-786


Constructing the Kurds in the Turkish press: a case study of Hürriyet newspaper
Dilara  Sezgin, Melissa A.  Wall
pp. 787-798


The momentum of control and autonomy: a local scene of peer-to-peer
music-sharing technology
Kwang-Suk  Lee
pp. 799-809


Book Review: Language and Identity: National, Ethnic, Religious
Charles  MacDonald
pp. 811-812


Book Review: Raymond Williams's Sociology of Culture: A Critical Reconstruction
James  Hamilton
pp. 812-814


Book Review: After Fellini: National Cinema in the Postmodern Age
Mary P.  Wood
pp. 814-815


Books received

pp. 816-816


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