Nicholas Garnham

Editorial
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 499-501. [PDF]  

Robert B. Horwitz

Telecommunications policy in the new South Africa: participatory politics and sectoral reform
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 503-533. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Rohan Samarajiva and Peter Shields

Telecommunication networks as social space: implications for research and policy and an exemplar
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 535-555. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Ali Riaz

The role of telecommunications in economic growth: proposal for an alternative framework of analysis
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 557-583. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jenie Betteridge

Answering back: the telephone, modernity and everyday life
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 585-603. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Terhi Rantanen

The globalization of electronic news in the 19th century
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 605-620. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Jean K. Chalaby

No ordinary press owners: press barons as a Weberian ideal type
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 621-641. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Petros Josifides

Methods of measuring media concentration
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 643-663. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Karen Ross

But where's me in it? Disability, broadcasting and the audience
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 669-677. [PDF] [References]  

Campbell Cowie

Competition problems in the transition to digital television in the UK market place
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 679-685. [PDF] [References]  

Christos Barboutis

Digital audio broadcasting: the tangled webs of technological welfare
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 687-690. [PDF] [References]  

Greg McLaughlin

Book reviews
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 691-692. [PDF]  

Silvio Waisbord

Book reviews
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 692-694. [PDF]  

Jane Stokes

Book reviews
Media, Culture & Society 1997 19: 694-697. [PDF] [References]  

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