International Communication Association 2004-May-27 to 2004-May-30

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Value-based User Tendency and Usage of Wireless Internet: A Survey Analysis of Applications, Satisfaction and Use Amount
 Chae, Zoo-Hyun. and Kim, Dan.
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Vernacular Ethics: Revitalizing the Discussion of Public Relations Ethics
 Tusinski, Kati.
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Veterans of Cosmic Wars: Communism, Terrorism, and Jihad
 Attias, B.
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Video Games and the ESRB: An Evaluation of Parental Beliefs about the Rating System
 Jomini, Talia. and Chernin, Ariel.
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Videomalaise or Virtuous Circle? Media Exposure and Political Engagement in Spain.
 Garcia-Luengo, Oscar.
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Viewer Gender as a Moderator of Sex Appeal Effects---Sex Appeal as a Multidimensional Construct
 Kang, Yahui. and Hamilton, Mark.
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Viewers of 24/7 News Channels During the Iraq War: Are the Fox News Dependents Different?
 Micu, Anca Cristina., Thorson, Esther. and Antecol, Michael.
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Viewing and avoiding television among African Americans: A group vitality and social identity gratifications perspective
 Abrams, Jessica. and Giles, Howard.
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Viewing behavior of children and TV guidance by parents: A comparison of parent and child reports
 Koolstra, Cees.
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Violent Content in Online Music Videos: Characteristics of Violence in Online Videos on BET.com, Country.com, MTV.com, and VH1.com
 Aikat, Debashis.
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Virtual Democratic Possibilities: Creating and Sustaining Informed Opinion Through Online and Face-to-Face Deliberative Polling
 Fishkin, James., Iyengar, Shanto. and Luskin, Robert.
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Virtual Ethnography or Ethnography of Virtuality?: Methodological Analysis of Ethnographic Research of the Internet
 Park, Jin Kyu.
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Virtual Learning in IAV HIV-Prevention Interventions :
 Miller, Lynn., Read, Stephen., Appleby, Paul. and putcha-bhagavatula, anila.
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Virtual Violence: Gender and Aggression in Video Game Advertisements
 Scharrer, Erica.
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Virtually Working: Communicative and Structural Predictors of Media Use and Key Outcomes in Virtual Work Teams
 Timmerman, C.. and Scott, Craig.
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Visibility Without Power: Women Journalists in Italy
 Buonanno, Milly.
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Visions against Type: Myth-Making and Americanization in 2003 Israeli Labor Party Campaign Ads
 Perlmutter, David. and Golan, Guy.
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Visual Agenda-Setting after 9-11:Individuals’ Emotions, Image Recall and Concern with Terrorism
 Wanta, Wayne., Cho, Sooyoung., Fahmy, Shahira. and Song, Yonghoi.
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Visualizing Cultures: Expression, Participation and Reflexivity in Anthropological and Sociological Film
 Pauwels, Luc.
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Vulnerable teens, vulnerable times: How sensation-seeking, alienation, and victimization moderate the violent media content-aggressiveness relation
 Henry, Kimberly., Swaim, Randall., Slater, Michael. and Cardador, Joseph.
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International Communication Association 2004-May-27 to 2004-May-30
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