Media

Displaying 101 - 150 of 223 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
101 Free (us from) Winona!
Northern Iowan 99:20, p.7
Criticizes CNN and other media outlets for covering Winona Ryder's shoplifting charges, when there are many important issues to be covered.
102 News media driven by ratings, not reason
Northern Iowan 98:61, p.4
Believes the news media reverted to sensationalism in presenting the news.
103 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 98:51, p.8
Portrays the public believing what the media tells them.
104 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 98:26, p.7
Comments on the mergers between media companies.
105 FCC deregulations stifling flow of info
Northern Iowan 98:17, p.7
Protests the decision by the Federal Communications Commission to ask for the lifting of the ban on ownership of both a television station and a newspaper by one individual or company.
106 The media and your money
Public Relations News Release 2001:178, p.1
Arthur Cox will speak on the economic atmosphere and how it is affected by the actions of the media.
107 Returning media phone calls pays off
Campus News Network 12:5, p.2
University Marketing encourages personnel to return phone calls within given deadline, and tell reporters information others cannot provide.
108 Advertising after the attacks
Public Relations News Release 2001:166, p.1
Michael Klassen will talk about the newest marketing techniques that have developed as a result of the terrorist attacks.
109 Panel offers discussion of attack repercussions
Northern Iowan 98:7, p.1
UNI professors comment on different issues surrounding the recent attack including its handling by the media.
110 Media not critical of official U. S. policy
Northern Iowan 98:7, p.7
Provides students with Web sites that give a different perspective on American foreign policy.
111 Careless coverage?
Public Relations News Release 2001:93, p.1
Chris Martin will discuss the media and their role in covering crises.
112 Student voices
Northern Iowan 98:4, p.14
Students respond to the question "Do you have any criticisms of the media's coverage of Tuesday's terrorist attack?"; photo.
113 Communication tip: What to do when the media call
Campus News Network 12:1, p.5
List of directions.
114 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 97:51, p.6
Comments on the use of advertising.
115 The silence is deafening
Northern Iowan 97:47, p.6
Tells the story of a Wisconsin student who hopes to go a year without talking.
116 Beware the economics 'experts'
Northern Iowan 97:42, p.6
Encourages students not to take as fact everything the news media tell them.
117 Waterloo mayor goes on spending spree
Northern Iowan 97:36, p.6
Provides a positive example of how the media can have an impact on society.
118 College of Education educates media
Campus News Network 11:11, p.2
The College of Education sponsored an informal session to inform the media what resources are available through them.
119 Eating disorders can affect even very young girls
Public Relations News Release 2000:286, p.1
Young girls sometimes diet excessively; signs to watch for eating disorders.
120 How much influence do media have on the 2000 election?
Public Relations News Release 2000:135, p.1
Allen Brierly comments on the media's effect on voters in the upcoming election.
121 TV spots are concentrated in Bush-Gore battlegrounds
Public Relations News Release 2000:96, p.1
Professor Christopher Martin comments on the media's place in the upcoming presidential election.
122 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 97:6, p.6
Politicians trying to stop people from having any control over the mass media.
123 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.
124 The commercial bowl
Public Relations News Release 1999:0, p.1
J. C. Turner comments on the commercials shown during the SuperBowl.
125 Toys, media shape children's perceptions
Northern Iowan 96:25, p.7
Student believes children's toys and the media influence children more than we think.
126 Families should be left to mourn in peace
Northern Iowan 95:61, p.4
Media ratings have gone up with coverage of the John F. Kennedy, Jr., accident.
127 Good news would be like breath of fresh air
Northern Iowan 95:16, p.6
World is in need of good news in the media.
128 UNI student brings Princess Di paper back from London
Northern Iowan 95:7, p.4
Student Marijo Wendling presented her paper on media coverage of Princess Diana at the CAC after returning from London; photo.
129 Examining the media coverage of Princess Diana
Public Relations News Release 1998:45, p.1
Marijo Wendling will discuss a paper that she presented on the media coverage of Princess Diana.
130 The Clinton sex scandal: media feeding frenzy or good reporting?
Public Relations News Release 1997:196, p.1
Associate Professor of Communications J. C. Turner will evaluate the media coverage of the Clinton sex scandal.
131 'Dear Abby' advice outdated and overrated
Northern Iowan 94:11, p.5
Comments on personal advice columnist.
132 Public link in the 'tabloid food chain'
Northern Iowan 94:2, p.7
Critical of tabloid reporting, especially as related to Diana, Princess of Wales.
133 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.
134 A lost beauty queen
Northern Iowan 93:30, p.6
JonBenet Ramsey murder has brought up many questions about the ethics of the media.
135 University of Northern Iowa to provide update on UNI-Dome
Public Relations News Release 1996:163, p.1
UNI will host a news conference November 15 to provide an update on progress of the replacement of the roof of the UNI-Dome.
136 Society pays high price for advanced technology in last week's election
Northern Iowan 93:21, p.7
The polls and the media decide the winners in elections long before voting takes place.
137 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.
138 Cause and effect?
Public Relations News Release 1995:445, p.1
Suzanne McDevitt studied the relationship between child abuse and its coverage in the media.
139 Relationships of media and child abuse studied by UNI faculty member
Public Relations News Release 1995:441, p.1
Suzanne McDevitt recently published an article on child abuse.
140 Inciting violence over the airwaves?
Public Relations News Release 1994:446, p.1
Robert Snyder worries that not enough people are willing to take responsibility and too easily "pass the buck".
141 Halloween Orange Juice
Northern Edition 2:24, p.17
Critical of media which make heroes out of villains.
142 Speaker discusses film images of women
Northern Iowan 91:12, p.1
Karla Brown opens season of CROW Forum; photo.
143 Information superhighway: the future of broadcasting?
Northern Edition 2:21, p.6
Report on Hearst Lecture Series presentation on television by Frank Magid.
144 Panel to investigate Native American issues through round table discussion
Northern Iowan 91:10, p.8
Panel will discuss image of American Indians in media; other events planned for Indian Nations Festival.
145 Offensive nicknames addressed at Native American discussion
Northern Iowan 91:10, p.16
Discussion will focus on media image of American Indians.
146 Journalists create news; pat themselves on back; news stories intentionally altered, made more dramatic
Northern Iowan 91:5, p.6
Critical of manipulation of news by media.
147 The 'Real' Liberal
Northern Edition 2:18, p.17
Urges contemporaries to define themselves and not to look at media versions of other generations.
148 Mechanical hounds chase O. J. Simpson
Northern Iowan 90:61, p.3
Media cover trash and Americans like it.
149 Stereotypes promote subtle racism
Northern Iowan 90:27, p.5
Believes people get wrong idea from media images.
150 Veteran journalist and member of Accuracy in Media (AIM) to speak on University of Northern Iowa campus Tuesday, October 29 at 6 p.m.
Public Relations News Release 1991:162, p.1
Charles Wiley will speak on biases and inaccuracies in media news coverage.