Media for and by women: an historical perspective - Volume 8 -

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Media for and by women: an historical perspective

Editorial

Editorial

Kristin Skoog
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):1-5

Research Articles

Hear our plea: Voices of early free Methodist women in denominational print culture

Christy Mesaros-Winckles
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):25-46
InternatIonalIzatIon or natIonalIzatIon by CommunICatIon? the InternatIonal CommunICatIon relatIons of the German suffraGe movement

Susanne Kinnebrock
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):47-71
Power to the women? Viennese Journalism in the interwar Period

Josef Seethaler, Christian Oggolder
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):73-98
What Women Want on television: Doreen Stephens and BBC television programmes for women, 1953–64

Mary Irwin

Special Collection: Television Studies
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):99-122
AttItudes to Women In the BBC In the 1970s – not so much a glass ceiling as one of reinforced concrete

Suzanne Franks
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):123-142
‘‘A Public sense of ourselves’’: communication and community-building in Canada’s LesbiaNews/LNews, 1989–98

Barbara Freeman
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):143-167

Commentary

An IntervIew wIth Maria DiCenzo, London AprIl 2011

Kristin Skoog
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):11-24

Book Reviews

Book Review: Juke box britain. americanisation and youth culture, 1945–60 ADRIAN HORN. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2009

Christoph Hilgert
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01 Dec 2011

8(3):169-173

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