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Book Review: Intellectual Property: The Law in Canada 2007
In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law 2006
Discoverability and Algorithmic Recommendations in Video Streaming Platforms: Exploring Algorithmic Gender and Race Bias as a Canadian Broadcast Policy Concern. 48:632-662. 2023
Repetitions, Rhythms and Future Imaginaries: Currents in Canadian Communication Studies. 48:627-631. 2023
At the Limits of Free Speech: The Conditions that Enable Islamophobic Discourse. 47:488-510. 2022
Out of the Margins? Race, Racism, and Colonialism in Canadian Communication Studies. 47:409-414. 2022
“Because I’m Old”: The Role of Ageism in Older Adults’ Experiences of Digital Literacy Training in Public Libraries. 39:379-404. 2021
Putting Race at the Forefront of Communication Studies. 46:689-710. 2021
Platforms and Power: A Panel Discussion. 45:473-490. 2020
Crowdfunding Music and the Democratization of Economic and Social Capital. 45:241-263. 2020
Older People Driving a High-Tech Automobile: Emergent Driving Routines and New Relationships with Driving. 42:235-252. 2017
The Revolution Might Be Tweeted but the Founding Will Not Be: Arendt and Innis on Time, Authority, and Appearance. 41:271-286. 2016
Producing Reality: Television Formats and Reality TV in the Canadian Context. 40:185-201. 2015
Do They Have What It Takes? A Review of the Literature on Knowledge, Competencies, and Skills Necessary for Twenty-First-Century Public Relations Practitioners in Canada. 39:361-384. 2014
Blowing Up the Brand: Critical Perspectives on Promotional Culture. 37:1-3. 2012
Media Arts Revisited: MARs. 37:3-4. 2012
Practice Makes Almost Perfect: A Methodological Reflection. 37:179-187. 2012
Same-Sex Marriage, Social Cohesion, and Canadian Values: A Media Analysis. 36:599-618. 2012
Canadian Copyright: History, Change, and Potential. 36:31-50. 2011
Race, Ethnicity, and Intercultural Communication. 34:543-546. 2009
“Somebody Going to Get Hurt Real Bad”: The Race-based Comedy of Russell Peters. 34:567-586. 2009
Rethinking public relations. 34:183-187. 2009
Spreading the News: Social Determinants of Health Reportage in Canadian Daily Newspapers. 32:557-574. 2007
Intellectual Property: The Law in Canada. 32:145-146. 2007
Teaching Communication Policy: Pedagogy in Brief. 32:119-130. 2007
Network Culture: Politics for the Information Age. 31:779-781. 2006
Community in the Digital Age: Philosophy and Practice. 31:473-474. 2006
Studies in Political Economy: Developments in Feminism. 30:689-690. 2006
The CBC and the Juno Awards. 30:343-366. 2005
Ephemeral Territories: Representing Nation, Home, and Identity in Canada. 29:237-238. 2004
How Prometheus Is Bound: Applying the Innis Method of Communications Analysis to the Internet. 28:9-24. 2003
Céline Dion, the ADISQ Controversy, and the Anglophone Press in Canada. 24:1-22. 1999
Between the Lines: How to Detect Bias and Propaganda in the News and Everyday Life. 9:73-75. 1983
News and Ideology. 8:15-41. 1982
Strike Talk: A Case Study of News. 8:61-79. 1982
Cultural Studies and Political Economy: Toward a New Integration 2012
Feminist Interventions in International Communication: Minding the Gap 2010