General Sites

• Computer-Mediated Communication Information Sources
• Journalism and Mass Communication Resources
• Newseum
• The Freedom Forum Online

• Accuracy in Media
• Media Research Center
• Studies of the Mass Mediums
• Media History Project
• Media Awareness Network
• The Lion and the Lamb Project: Stopping Marketing Violence to Children
• Center for Media Studies
• The Center for Media and Democracy
• Editor and Publisher
• Center for Nonverbal Studies
• Cyberjournalist.net
• The Mass Media
• Arbitron Radio Ratings and Media Research Information
• RAB.com

• NewsLink
• U.S. News Archives on the Web
• NewsDirectory
• National Press Club

• Old BBC Radio Broadcasting Equipment and Memories
• United States Early Radio History
• BUBL Link: Radio Broadcasting
• A History of American Broadcasting
• Web-radio: Radio Stations on the Internet
• Radio-Locator.com
• Museum of Broadcast Communications

• International Infobel Telephone Directories
• Alexander Graham Bell's Path to the Telephone
• Creative Job Search: Telephone Communications
• Powerful Telephone Communication
• How Cell Phones Work
• Cell Phones: Communications for the 21st Century or a Road to Medical Armageddon?
• Cell Phones on College Campuses Communications for the 21st Century or a Road to Medical Armageddon?
• Cell Phones Changing Social Group Communication
• A New Set of Rules for a Newly Wireless Society
• Wireless Communications: Voice and Data Privacy

• National Cable TV Coop
• Independent Television Service
• History of American Broadcasting
• Television History--The First 75 Years
• The National Cable & Telecommunications Association
• The Cable Center
• TV Insite Multichannel News
• Broadcasting and Cable
• Television News Archive: Vanderbilt University

• Motion Picture Association of America

• 25 Technologies
• Text-messaging
• Survey Indicates Text Messaging Improves Parent-Child Communications
• Communication in a disaster: Success of text messages
• Text, instant messaages changing communication
• The Future of Social Networks
• Social Networks may cause a communication breakdown

• Project Censored
• Digital Freedom Network
• SourceWatch

• Propaganda Critic
• Propaganda-SourceWatch
• Advertising Propaganda
• Propaganda Leaflets of the Second World War

• Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies
• Cybersoc.com
• Illuminations: The Critical Theory Website

• Human-Computer Interaction Resources on the Internet
• University of Maryland: Human-Computer Interaction Lab
• Carnegie-Mellon: Human Computer Interaction Institute
• HCI Bibliography
• The Human-Computer Interaction Resource Network

• Small Group Communication Context
• Small Group Communication
• Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
• Empathy's Web Based Resources for Interpersonal and Small Group Communication Classes

• COMM 300--Commuinication Theory
• Contexts of Communication

• Interpersonal Communication Resources
• Small Group Communication (Allyn and Bacon)
• Small Group Communication(McGraw-Hill)
• Effective Small Group Communication
• Interpersonal and Small Group Communication

• Center for Nonverbal Studies
• Exploring Nonverbal Communication
• Nonverbal Communication Research Page
• Nonverbal Communication: Useful Sources for Information in a Search Strategy Format
• Nonverbal Dictionary of Gestures, Signs, and Body Language Cues

• The Communications Act of 1934 as Amended by the Telecom Act of 1996
• The Communications Act of 1934 was a Mistake
• The Telecommunications Act of 1996
• FreedomForum
• Bill of Rights
• Free Expression Clearinghouse
• Free Expression Policy Project
• Findlaw: U.S. Constitution: First Amendment
• Findlaw: The U.S. Supreme Court

• Glossary of Rhetorical Terms
• Dottie Walter's Sharing Ideas -- International Newsmagazine for Speakers ...
• Speech Communication Teacher
• National Speakers Association
• How to Give a Speech
• Examples of Good Speeches

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