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Iz txt spk bad 4 U?: The relationship between text messaging and English...
Texting, techspeak, and tweens: The relationship between text messaging and English grammar skills From New Media & Society Throughout the world, cell phones have become omnipresent in classrooms,...
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Monsters, playboys, virgins and whores: Rape myths in the news media’s...
From Language and Literature Much of the news media’s coverage of sexual violence perpetuates myths and stereotypes about rape, rapists and rape victims. It is common for the media in such cases to...
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The haunting spectacle of crystal meth: A media-created mythology?
From Crime Media Culture Media-fuelled panics about drug use and drug control have occurred throughout the history of the modern press. This study examines the creation of current concerns about...
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Sex-related literature jeopardizes and empowers young women’s sexuality
Striving for pleasure without fear: Short-term effects of reading a women’s magazine on women’s sexual attitudes From Psychology of Women Quarterly The outstanding global success of ‘50 Shades Of...
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Moderate voices muted in political news
Moderatism or Polarization? Representation of Advocacy Groups’ Ideology in Newspapers From Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly While commentators and scholars argue that political groups have...
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How good is Google? The quality of Otolaryngology information on the internet
Article and accompanying podcast From: Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery The use of the Internet to seek information about health-related topics by patients has and will continue to grow at a...
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Who is winning the battle to control the internet?
From Index on Censorship A diverse landscape for open debate, creativity and innovation, the digital world has in many ways been a gift for free expression. A place for spreading news quickly and...
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If Romeo and Juliet had mobile phones
From Mobile Media & Communication This study looks at how the Mobile Revolution has promoted networked individualism – connectivity that is not bound up in solidary groups. Mobile phones have...
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The challenges for science journalism in the UK
From Progress in Physical Geography A science journalist is a specialist whose role is, broadly, to report scientific developments to a wider audience than that reached by the academic journals. The...
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Using mobile phone apps in weight-loss programs
Design and pilot results of a mobile phone weight-loss application for women starting a meal replacement programme From Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare Mobile phones using text messaging and...
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