Communication Yearbook 35

Part I: The Seeds of Mass Communication Research Chapter 1. Ownership, Technology, Content and Context in the Search for Media Effects - Elihu Katz a Chapter 2. On the Development of Communication Theory: Some Reflections - Kurt Lang and Gladys Engel Langa Chapter 3. Thoughts on Lazarsfeld's New York "Radio Studies" from the Perspective of 2010 - Gertrude Robinson Chapter 4. aCommentary: Three Accounts of the Founding Heroes of Communication Research - Mihai Coman Part II: Communication and Family Contexts Chapter 5. aCommunication and Work in Copreneurial and Family Businesses - Jill Helmle, David Siebold and Tamara Afifi Chapter 6.a An Alternative Approach to Studying Family Communication: aStudying the Family from a Group Communication Perspective - Stephenson Beck, Amy Miller, Whitney Frahm and Laura Farrell Chapter 7. aOlder People and New Communication Technologies: Narratives from the Literature - Ted Zorn, C. Kay Weaver and Margaret Richardson Chapter 8. aCommentary: Moving Beyond our Scholarly Comfort Zones - Jon Nussbaum Part III: Perspectives on Communication and Language Chapter 9. aLanguage Attitudes: Existing Frameworks and an Interactional Model - Howard Giles and Mikaela Marlow Chapter 10. aCommunicating Love: A Sociocultural Perspective - Elisabeth Gareis and Richard Wilkins Chapter 11. aCritical Discourse Analysis and (U.S.) Communication Scholarship: Recovering Old Connections, Envisioning New Onesa- Karen Tracy, Susana Martinez-Guillem, Jessica Robles and Kimberly Castelinea Chapter 12. aCommentary: Discussion: Discourse, Context, and Interdisciplinarity - Ruth Wodak Part IV: aEmerging Perspectives on Issues of Enduring Importance Chapter 13. aAnonymous Communication: aUnmasking Findings Across Fields - Steven Rains, Craig Scott and Muge Haseki Chapter 14. aMass Media Effects on Youth Sexual Behavior - Paul Wright Chapter 15. aInteractivity: aManaging Customers in the Electronic Marketplace - Paul Murschetz Chapter 16. Commentary - Pen Hwa Ang