CommPilings

I've written about ScholarlyCommons before in this blog but it's time to revisit as a lot more Annenberg papers have been upload...

Richard Kearney wrote a very thought provoking piece in The New York Times last month on the sense of touch in the virtual world. Dr. Ke...

This summer Penn Libraries added to its digital collections, American Consumer Culture: Market Research and American Business , 1935-1965 ,...

African Americans in the History of Mass Communication: A Reader , by Naeemah Clark  (Peter Lang, 2014). Stories ranging from the Civil W...

The   Network for New Media, Religion and Digital Culture Studies  is a useful hub for scholars and researchers interested in "question...

There’s a new database on the block, EBSCO’s Communication Source. It will seem like an old friend because it looks exactly like Communica...

It's my pleasure to introduce a new open access database on the block, Independent Voices, a collection of alternative press materials ...

For the theory driven in our field, Communication Theories in a Multicultural World (Peter Lang, 2014), edited by Clifford Christians an...

This month's quote comes from Wired Magazine 's profile piece on Oculus Rift, The Inside Story of Oculus Rift and How Virtual Real...

A both interesting and entertaining way to keep informed about new books in the field is with New Books in Media and Communication podcast...

The Media Industries Scholarly Interest Group (MISIG) has launched the inaugural issue of its multi-media, open access journal Media Indus...