Martin--Christopher R. [Communication Studies Faculty]
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| 101 | Radio station leaves Earth for cyberspace Public Relations News Release 2000:62, p.1 |
Web-only radio stations are beginning to make their appearance. | |
| 102 | Students have few ethical concerns about downloading MP3 files Public Relations News Release 1999:397, p.1 |
Currently, downloading most MP3 music files violates copyright laws, but many students have no problem in downloading these files. | |
| 103 | Student group challenges TV dependency Northern Iowan 96:53, p.10 |
Events scheduled for national TV Turnoff Week; photo. | |
| 104 | Mr. President, I have a question Public Relations News Release 1999:0, p.1 |
A look at the past to learn what to expect from the next President, and how the media have affected the election and the role of the President. | |
| 105 | Network prime time game shows are showing a resurgence in popularity Public Relations News Release 1999:173, p.1 |
Associate Professor of Communication Studies, Chris Martin, will predict the fate of evening game shows. | |
| 106 | Christopher R. Martin Campus News Network 10:6, p. |
Christopher R. Martin co-authored an article on labor studies and published review of a book on public journalism. | |
| 107 | The intern and the president: the Internet's first big news story Public Relations News Release 1998:262, p.1 |
Chris Martin, assistant professor of communication studies, talks about how the Internet became a major news source during the Monica Lewinsky scandal and the impeachment trial. | |
| 108 | Midwest Film Fest spotlights Iowa's best Northern Iowan 95:12, p.9 |
Chris Martin and wife Bettina Fabos organized the Midwest Film Festival; festival kicks off tonight. | |
| 109 | E-media, others moving across campus Northern Iowan 95:10, p.1 |
Classes in the Electronic Media Division and Modern Language and Anthropology Departments are moving into their temporary home in East Gymnasium for Lang Hall renovation. | |
| 110 | Electronic media classes remain in Lang Northern Iowan 95:3, p.1 |
Delays in East Gym renovations cause the Electronic Media Division to remain in Lang Hall; photo. | |
| 111 | "Smile, you're on candid camera" Public Relations News Release 1997:418, p.1 |
The show "Candid Camera" debuted fifty years ago on August 10. Chris Martin will discusses the history and impact of the show. | |
| 112 | Celebrating 35 years of daytime drama Public Relations News Release 1997:271, p.1 |
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Chris Martin to discuss the drama of soap operas. | |
| 113 | Foreign films brought to Cedar Valley Northern Iowan 94:44, p.10 |
The Cedar Arts Forum will sponsor the Sunday Film Series, showing foreign films at the Oster Regent Theatre. | |
| 114 | Networks putting the commercial squeeze on TV shows Public Relations News Release 1997:217, p.1 |
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Chris Martin reports on increasing advertisements on television. | |
| 115 | KGRK back on the air waves Northern Iowan 94:32, p.3 |
Station KGRK began operations again after being shut down for a month for Maucker Union construction; photo. | |
| 116 | Changing the way we communicate: the first radio broadcast Public Relations News Release 1997:171, p.1 |
UNI Assistant Professor of Political Science Chris Martin remarks on the first radio broadcast. | |
| 117 | Presentations/lectures/exhibitions: Christopher Martin Campus News Network 8:9, p.Insert 1 |
Christopher Martin presented paper on community journalism at workshop. | |
| 118 | Recently/soon to be published: Christopher Martin Campus News Network 8:9, p.Insert 1 |
Christopher Martin co-authored article on General Motors in journal. | |
| 119 | 50 years of Meet the Press Public Relations News Release 1997:94, p.1 |
UNI Assistant Professor Chris Martin, Coordinator of the Electronic Media Division, will report on the impact of "Meet the Press." | |
| 120 | Sunday Series offers variety of films Northern Iowan 94:14, p.18 |
Sunday Series offers independent and foreign films at Oster Regent Theatre. | |
| 121 | Independent film, video fest to appear for production Northern Iowan 94:12, p.12 |
Iowa Independent Film and Video Festival will be on campus. | |
| 122 | 75th anniversary of the first radio commercial Public Relations News Release 1997:5, p.1 |
UNI Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Chris Martin reports after the initial appearance of radio commercials August 28, 1922, some communities reacted strongly against the practice briefly before it ballooned. | |
| 123 | Is anyone paying attention to the television rating system? Public Relations News Release 1996:468, p.1 |
Professor Martin talks about the new television rating system. | |
| 124 | Presentations/lectures/exhibitions: Christopher Martin Campus News Network 7:19, p.Insert 1 |
Christopher Martin presented paper. | |
| 125 | Media coverage of the Oklahoma city bombing trial Public Relations News Release 1996:415, p.1 |
Professor Martin talks about the Oklahoma City bombing and the media cameras not being allowed in the courtroom. | |
| 126 | KGRK will start its fall semester with new team Northern Iowan 93:54, p.2 |
Five new members will join KGRK for next year. | |
| 127 | The Ethics of Hidden Cameras Public Relations News Release 1996:281, p.1 |
Professor Martin discusses the good and bad of hidden cameras when it comes to personal privacy. | |
| 128 | Profile: Chris Martin Campus News Network 7:11, p.3 |
Profile of Communication Studies assistant professor Chris Martin; photo. | |
| 129 | O. J. on trial: the sequel--is anyone watching? Public Relations News Release 1996:151, p.1 |
Chris Martin talks about the lack of media coverage of O. J. Simpson's trial. | |
| 130 | Film festival tells all about scars Northern Iowan 93:16, p.10 |
Iowa Independent Film and Video Festival will present films tonight in Sabin Hall; photo. | |
| 131 | "Why Same Old Journalism Doesn't Work Anymore" topic for University of Northern Iowa leadership series Wednesday, September 25 Public Relations News Release 1996:42, p.1 |
Christopher Martin will be speaking at the Leadership Scholars Forum September 25. | |
| 132 | Football as Carnival Public Relations News Release 1995:361, p.1 |
The Super Bowl half time entertainment outrated the game in 1993. | |
| 133 | Christopher Martin Campus News Network 11:9, p. |
Presented a co-authored paper, "Rewriting the Super Bowl: From Cold War Spectacle to Postmodern Carnival". | |
| 134 | TV guides Public Relations News Release 1995:255, p.1 |
TV industry will provide a rating system for programming by January 1997. | |
| 135 | Presentations/lectures: Christopher R. Martin Campus News Network 6:8, p.3 |
Christopher R. Martin presented paper on media and the baseball strike at meeting. | |
| 136 | Students go 'inside CNN' Northern Iowan 92:19, p.3 |
Anny Rey describes her job at CNN. | |
| 137 | CNN news personality speaks at noon Friday Northern Iowan 92:17, p.4 |
Anny Rey will speak to international journalism class. | |
| 138 | University of Northern Iowa to host guest speaker from CNN's International News Desk Public Relations News Release 1995:95, p.1 |
Anny Rey will speak at UNI on her work at CNN. | |
| 139 | State of the Union Public Relations News Release 1995:35, p.1 |
Media tends to paint labor unions in a bad light. |