Michael Antecol
Biographic Data
| ID | 4394154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Antecol |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Antecol |
| SIGNATURE | ANTECOL M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stanford University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Diversity Efforts at the Los Angeles Times
Survey data from Los Angeles Times editorial employees and residents of Los Angeles County were gathered to determine respondents' views of the newspaper's efforts to increase minority coverage, specifically with regard to the market-driven nature of those efforts. How respondents perceive market-driven journalism and the extent to which newsroom and community perceptions of it are similar were specifically addressed. This is an important and neg…
Reality’ in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
This study reveals that the viewpoint of women, minorities, children, adolescents and seniors is underrepresented in this metropolitan newspaper. Caucasian adult males dominate as sources and characters throughout the publication
Abstracting the Later McLuhan
Television, for many, is still the ultimate in electric progress. If it is bringing the changes hypothesized by McLuhan, how exactly is it achieving these ends? How does participation in the medium of television effect changes in viewers, and therefore society? How does the involvement necessary to “fill in the gaps” lead to changes in behaviour at a level most are not even aware of ? This paper attempts to answer those questions as follows: firs…
Newspaper Consumption and Beliefs About Canada and Quebec
National and regional consciousness are central to contemporary political cleavages in Canada. The Canadian press presents divergent viewpoints on federalism and the future of Canada and Quebec. This study examines the linkage between types of newspapers read by Canadians and readers' feelings toward Quebec and Canada. Data are individual responses from the 1993 Canadian Election Study. The analysis reveals that consumers of French-language newsp…
Synthesis 2000
The early history of the study of mass communication was generally involved in the process of building models that would fairly represent the mass mediated experience of who says what in which channel to whom with what effect. These models tended to lack isomorphism in that they were not a good fit for the actual communication experience. Consequently, research attention shifted from the development of holistic models to the development ones that…
Journalists' Attitudes toward Civic Journalism Media Roles
This Q study of journalists at two newspapers finds four different perspectives on civic journalism, but some aspects of civic journalism are widely spread
Reality’ in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
This study reveals that the viewpoint of women, minorities, children, adolescents and seniors is underrepresented in this metropolitan newspaper. Caucasian adult males dominate as sources and characters throughout the publication
Journalists' Attitudes toward Civic Journalism Media Roles
This Q study of journalists at two newspapers finds four different perspectives on civic journalism, but some aspects of civic journalism are widely spread
Diversity Efforts at the Los Angeles Times
Survey data from Los Angeles Times editorial employees and residents of Los Angeles County were gathered to determine respondents' views of the newspaper's efforts to increase minority coverage, specifically with regard to the market-driven nature of those efforts. How respondents perceive market-driven journalism and the extent to which newsroom and community perceptions of it are similar were specifically addressed. This is an important and neg…
Newspaper Consumption and Beliefs About Canada and Quebec
National and regional consciousness are central to contemporary political cleavages in Canada. The Canadian press presents divergent viewpoints on federalism and the future of Canada and Quebec. This study examines the linkage between types of newspapers read by Canadians and readers' feelings toward Quebec and Canada. Data are individual responses from the 1993 Canadian Election Study. The analysis reveals that consumers of French-language newsp…
Synthesis 2000
The early history of the study of mass communication was generally involved in the process of building models that would fairly represent the mass mediated experience of who says what in which channel to whom with what effect. These models tended to lack isomorphism in that they were not a good fit for the actual communication experience. Consequently, research attention shifted from the development of holistic models to the development ones that…
Journalists' Attitudes toward Civic Journalism Media Roles
This Q study of journalists at two newspapers finds four different perspectives on civic journalism, but some aspects of civic journalism are widely spread
Abstracting the Later McLuhan
Television, for many, is still the ultimate in electric progress. If it is bringing the changes hypothesized by McLuhan, how exactly is it achieving these ends? How does participation in the medium of television effect changes in viewers, and therefore society? How does the involvement necessary to “fill in the gaps” lead to changes in behaviour at a level most are not even aware of ? This paper attempts to answer those questions as follows: firs…
Newspaper Consumption and Beliefs About Canada and Quebec
National and regional consciousness are central to contemporary political cleavages in Canada. The Canadian press presents divergent viewpoints on federalism and the future of Canada and Quebec. This study examines the linkage between types of newspapers read by Canadians and readers' feelings toward Quebec and Canada. Data are individual responses from the 1993 Canadian Election Study. The analysis reveals that consumers of French-language newsp…
Reality’ in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
This study reveals that the viewpoint of women, minorities, children, adolescents and seniors is underrepresented in this metropolitan newspaper. Caucasian adult males dominate as sources and characters throughout the publication
Diversity Efforts at the Los Angeles Times
Survey data from Los Angeles Times editorial employees and residents of Los Angeles County were gathered to determine respondents' views of the newspaper's efforts to increase minority coverage, specifically with regard to the market-driven nature of those efforts. How respondents perceive market-driven journalism and the extent to which newsroom and community perceptions of it are similar were specifically addressed. This is an important and neg…
Media Studies and Communication (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Advertising (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Newspaper (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Journalism (2 works) · Mass media (2 works)