The following papers were competitively selected for presentation at the BEA2000 convention. Not all of the winning papers are included below. Authors had the option of permitting web posting of their papers. Those wishing to do so signed a Web Posting Permission Form allowing BEA to post their papers on the BEA web site. Authors who permit their papers to be posted on the BEA web site retain the copyright of their papers and are free to submit them for publication elsewhere. Further, the online posting of their papers here does not prohibit subsequent publication in official BEA publications.
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"A
Critique of Obscenity Law in the College Radio Environment" - Rob
McKenzie
"Transformation
of Post-Communist Broadcast Media: A Case Study of Estonia" - Max
V. Grubb
"Programming
Live Local Radio in the 1930s: WDZ Reaches Rural Illinois" - Stephen
D. Perry
"Using
Streaming Technology to Teach Communication Research Methods: Practical
Applications for Intercultural Education" - Jeffrey S. Wilkinson
"Reaching
Out To Nontraditional Students Through Television Production: Workshops
for Families, Children and Secondary Education Teachers" - Cynthia
A. Cooper
"Using
an E-mail Simulation to Study Electronic Media Futures" - Wilfred
Tremblay
"Post-Communist
Broadcast Media: A Case Study of Estonia's 1994 Broadcast Law" - Max
V. Grubb
"Trouble
in Paradise: A Study of Media Censorship in the South Pacific" - Andrew
Clark
"Facing
the Digital Future, Darkly: Television Station Managers' Approach towards
the Implementation of Digital Broadcasting" - Jeffrey K. Oberg
"A
New Vision for Public Broadcasting: The Summons to Rebuild" - Glenda
R. Balas
"Comparing
Western Democracies: Free Air Time & the European Model" - Glenda
C. Williams
"Third-Person
Effect, Gender and Pornography on the Internet" - Ven-Hwei Lo and
Ran Wei
"Investigating
the Relationship Between Exposure to Television Programs that Depict Paranormal
Phenomena and Beliefs in the Paranormal" - Glenn G. Sparks and Will
Miller
"The
Cost of Communication: Sales Managers Evaluate "Free Air Time" - Glenda
C. Williams
