Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Dolly mythology -- "Backwoods Barbie": Dolly Parton's gender performance -- My Tennessee mountain home: early Parton and authenticity narratives -- Parton's crossover and film stardom: the "hillbilly Mae West" -- Hungry again: reclaiming country authenticity narratives -- "Digital Dolly" and new media fandoms -- Conclusion: brand evolution and Dollywood.…”
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Table of Contents: “…-- Mass media: the wonder years -- Growing up X: rumor, scandal, and trash TV -- Interactivity and the new media -- Consumer behavior: choosing brand X -- Future X: implications for marketing -- The future of advertising…”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : Cartographies of the old and the new -- Media archaeology of the senses : audiovisual, affective, algorithmic -- Imaginary media : mapping weird objects -- Media theory and new materialism -- Mapping noise and accidents -- Archive dynamics : software culture and digital heritage -- Practising media archaeology : creative methodologies for remediation -- Conclusions : Media archaeology in digital culture.…”

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Table of Contents: “…The rise and rise of imputed filth -- Nanook, Nyla and their successors : representations from the outside -- Internalising 'outsider' representations : the Once Were Warriors syndrome -- Cultures of silence--media denial of colonial oppression -- From colonisation to cultural revival : homeland, Diaspora, and the 'New Media Nation' -- Reciprocal seeing -- Ethnic roots, diasporic routes, and resistance from below.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Piracy and the rise of new media -- 4. Counterculture, popular music, and the bootleg boom -- 5. …”

Table of Contents: “…actors, reruns, and the cable era -- New media, old labor conflicts: voice actors and digital professionalization -- Conclusion -- Postscript. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Relating media, religion, and culture -- making and articulating religious identity -- Believing and practicing in a digital world -- Religion in the midst of change. Old and new media -- Stability and change -- Organized religion in the age of digital media -- Ethics and esthetic's. …”

Table of Contents: “…1: The Different Faces of Java: Create a Java 9 Development Workstation -- 2: An Introduction to Content Creation: 2D New Media Asset Fundamentals -- 3: Advanced 3D Content Rendering: 3D Asset Concepts and Principles -- 4: An Introduction to Game Design: Game Design Concepts, Genres, Engines and Techniques -- 5: A Java Primer: Introduction to Java Concepts and Principles -- 6: Setting Up Your Java 9 IDE: An Introduction to NetBeans 9 -- 7: Introduction to JavaFX 9: Overview of the JavaFX New Media Engine -- 8: JavaFX 9 Scene Graph Hierarchy: A Foundation for Java 9 Game Design -- 9: JavaFX 9 User Interface Design: The Front End for Java 9 Game Design -- 10: User Interface Design Interactivity: Event Handling and Imaging Effects -- 11: 3D Scene Configuration: Using the PerspectiveCamera and PointLight -- 12: 3D Model Design and Primitives: Using JavaFX 9 Shape3D Classes -- 13: 3D Model Shader Creation: Using the JavaFX 9 PhongMaterial Class -- 14: 3D Model Hierarchy Creation: Using Primitives to Create a Gameboard -- 15: 3D Game Play UI Creation: Using the Sphere Primitive to Create a UI Node -- 16: 3D Game Animation Creation: Using the Animation Transition Classes -- 17: i3D Game Square Selection: Using the PickResult Class with 3D Models -- 18: 3D GamePlay Design: Creating Your Game Content Using GIMP and Java -- 19: Game Content Engine: AI Logic with Random Content Selection Methods -- 20: Coding GamePlay: Setup Game Play Methods and Animated Camera View -- 21: Questions and Answers: Finishing the Setup Methods and Digital Audio -- 22: Scoring Engine: Creating the Score UI Layout and Scoring the Content -- 23: Completing the Game Play Code and Player Proofing Your Event Handling -- 24: Optimizing Game Assets and Code, and Game Profiling Using NetBeans.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Introduction : OuterSpeares : Shakespeare, intermedia, and the limits of adaptation / Daniel Fischlin -- "Strange Invention" : Shakespeare in the new media -- "These violent delights have violent ends" : Shakespearean adaptation and film intermedia -- "All the uses of this world" : TV, radio, popular music, theatre, and the uses of intermedia -- "Give no limits to my tongue ... …”
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Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Tim Niblock -- Political reforms : thinking out of the box -- New media : catalyst for liberalized political culture -- New growth : economic diversification and knowledge economy -- Labour reforms : redefining the rules of engagement -- Diplomatic overdrive : the making of mediators -- Gulf-Asia ties : emerging contours of a new security architecture -- Climate of concern : land of black gold turns green.…”

Table of Contents: “…Executive summary -- The needed skills in the new media culture -- Enabling participation -- Why we should teach media literacy : three core problems -- What should we teach? …”

Table of Contents: “…The Concept of Integrated CSR Communication - Introduction and Definition -- Part I: Theroretical Foundations of Integrated CSR Communication -- Part II: Managerial Aspects of Integrated CSR Communication -- Part III: Integrated CSR Communication and New Media -- Part IV: Intercultural Integrated CSR Communication -- Part V: Special Topics of Intercultural Integrated CSR Communication -- Research Outlook an Conclusion.  .…”
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Table of Contents: “…Reimagined communities? : new media, new possibilities / David Morley, Kevin Robbins -- The world wide web of surveillance : the internet and off-world power flows / David Lyon -- In the realm of uncertainty : the global village and capitalist postmodernity / Ien Ang -- Remote control? …”

Table of Contents: “…Griffith, Buster Keaton, Abel Gance, and the precursors of widescreen aesthetics -- Big trail, the bat whispers, and the invention of widescreen style in 1930 -- Emerging stylistic norms in CinemaScope: genre and authorship in the films of Otto Preminger, Nicholas Ray, Frank Tashlin, and Douglas Sirk -- Experiments, 1968, and the fractured screen -- New media, digitextuality, and widescreen -- Conclusion.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Teaching and learning in a new media age -- 3. Processing pop culture -- 4. Critically engaging -- 5. …”