Publications:
N. Coulter and *G. Lao. Superfans and Evangelizers: Young People’s Creative Entanglements with Promotional Culture. New Frontiers in The Cultural and Creative Industries of Childhood and Youth. V.I. de La Ville (ed). Peter Lang
Coulter, NatalieN. Coulter. The cultural, political and ethical mazes of childhood. Routledge Companion to Digital Media and Children. L. Green, D. Holloway, L. Haddon, K. Stevenson and T. Leaver (eds). Routledge: London.
Coulter, NatalieN. Coulter. My Moshi Monster is 'Desolate.' Digital Games and Affect in Neoliberal Capitalism. Youth mediations and affective relations. S. Driver and N. Coulter (eds). Palgrave Macmillan: New York. (pp. 107-118).
Coulter, NatalieN. Coulter. Emergence of the Canadian Tween Market. Advertising, consumer culture & Canadian society. Kyle Asquith (ed). Oxford University Press: Toronto, ON. (pp. 71–87).
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2013) . From the Top Drawer to the Bottom Line: The Commodification of Children’s Culture. Mediascapes. 4th edition. Leslie Regan Shade, editor, Nelson Education: Toronto. (pp. 409-426)
Coulter, Natalie“The Hudson’s Bay Company, Canadian History and Settler Colonialism.” In Advertising, Consumer Culture, and Canadian: Society: A Reader. K. Asquith (ed). Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press: 106-119.
Fresco, Estee“Marketing Avery Brundage’s Apoplexy: The 1976 Montreal Olympics Self-Financing Model.” In Olympic Perspectives. S. Wassong, R. Baka and J. Forsyth (eds). New York: Routledge, 3-18 (reprinted from The International Journal of the History of Sport).
Fresco, EsteeGehl, Robert W. 2020. “Afterword: The Legitimacy of Produsage.” In Produsing Theory in a Digital World 3.0, edited by Rebecca Lind, 245–55. New York: Peter Lang.
Gehl, Robert W.Hayward, Mark. (2013) . Political Economy and Cultural Studies: Methodological Reflections on the Economy in U.S. Communication Studies (pp 21-43). In Communication and the Economy: Meaning Value and Agency . New York: Peter Lang.
Hayward, MarkHayward, Mark. (2013) . Convergence Thinking, Information Theory and Labour in “End of Television” Studies (pp 117-130). In Jan Teurlings and Marieke de Valk, eds. After the Break: Television Theory Today. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
Hayward, MarkHayward, Mark. (2012) . Ethnic Broadcasting: A History (pp 204-219). In Peter Urquhart and Ira Wagman, eds. Cultural Industries.ca: Making Sense of Canadian Media in the Digital Age . Toronto: James Lorimer and Company.
Hayward, MarkHayward, Mark. (2010) . “Il Caso Canadese and the Question of Global Media (pp 21-36). In Michelle Ardizzioni and Chiara Ferrari, eds. Beyond Monopoly: Globalization in Contemporary Italian Media . Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.
Hayward, MarkHeynen, Robert (2024). Data-driven policing and whole-of-society anti-trafficking strategies. In Katrin Roots, Ann de Shalit, and Emily van der Meulen, eds. Trafficking Harms: Critical perspectives on human trafficking in Canada. Fernwood.
Heynen, Robvan der Meulen, Emily and Robert Heynen (2019). Unpacking State Surveillance: Histories, Theories, and Global Contexts. In R. Heynen and E. van der Meulen, eds., Making Surveillance States: Transnational Histories. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 3-30.
Heynen, RobHeynen, Robert (2019). The German Revolution and the Reshaping of the Radical Right. In J. Muldoon, ed., The German Revolution and Political Theory. London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 3-32
Heynen, RobHeynen, Robert and Emily van der Meulen (2016). ‘Gendered Visions: Reimagining Surveillance Studies,’ in van der Meulen and Heynen, eds., Expanding the Gaze: Gender and the Politics of Surveillance. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Heynen, RobLanglois, G., Redden, J. and Elmer, G. 2015. Introduction: Compromised Data. In Compromised Data: From Social Media to Big Data, eds. Greg Elmer, Ganaele Langlois and Joanna Redden. London: Bloomsbury.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Renzi, A and Langlois, G. 2015. “Data Activism”. In Compromised Data: From Social Media to Big Data, eds. Greg Elmer, Ganaele Langlois and Joanna Redden. London: Bloomsbury.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Elmer, Greg, Ganaele Langlois & Fenwick McKelvey. 2014. "The Permanent Campaign: Online Political Communication". In Publicity and the Canadian State: Critical Communication Approaches, ed. Kirsten Kozolanka, 240-261. Toronto: U. of Toronto Press.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, Ganaele. 2012. “Social Media, or Towards a Political Economy of Psychic Life”. In The Unlike Us Reader, ed, Geert Lovink and Miriam Rasch, 50-60. Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures.
Langlois, Ganaele M.MacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic, “Advertising Food for Health and Happiness: Bovril to superfood,” In Food Studies: Matter, Meaning & Movement, edited by David Szanto, Amanda Di Battista, and Irena Knezevic. Ottawa, ON: Food Studies Press, 2022, pp. 247-256. https://dx.doi.org/10.22215/fsmmm/ma28
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F., “Forming Networks: National Radio Networks − Public, State, and Commercial,” Routledge Companion to Radio and Podcast Studies, edited by Mia Lindgren and Jason Loviglio, Routledge, 2022
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F “Canadian Community/Campus Radio: Struggling and Coping on the Cusp of Change” (Chapter 12) in Radio’s Second Century: Perspectives on the Past, Present and Future edited by John Allen Hendricks, Rutgers University Press, 2020, pp. 193-206.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F., “Promoting Pity or Empathy? Poverty and Canadian Charitable Appeals,” Advertising, Consumer Culture & Canadian Society: A Reader, ed. Kyle Asquith Toronto: Oxford University Press Canada, 2017. (forthcoming)
MacLennan, Anne F.“Reading Radio: The intersection between radio and newspaper for the Canadian radio listener in the 1930s” in Mollgaard, Matt ed. Radio and Society: New thinking for an old media. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012, pp. 16-29.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Resistance to Regulation: Early Canadian Broadcaster and Listeners,” Islands of Resistance: Pirate Radio in Canada. Andrea Langlois, Ron Sakolsky and Marian van der Zon eds., New Star Books, 2010.
MacLennan, Anne F.(2008) “Linking the Radio Audience from the Past to the Present: Communication of Knowledge through Websites and Electronic Resources,” Social and Human Sciences Research for a Global Civil Society: Research Communication, Public Discourse, and Citizen Engagement. Beaudet, Céline, Pamela Grant-Russell, and Doreen Starke-Meyerring (eds.) Cambridge Scholars Press, 2008
MacLennan, Anne F."What do the radio program schedules reveal? Content analysis versus accidental sampling in early Canadian radio history," in Jeff Keshen and Sylvie Perrier, eds. Bâtir de nouveaus ponts: sources, méthodes et interdisciplinarité/ Building New Bridges: Sources, Methods, and Interdisciplinarity. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2005: 225-238.
MacLennan, Anne F.“A Political Economy Approach to the Internet” with Vincent Mosco in Bauer, J.M. and Latzer, M. (Eds.) Handbook on the Economics of the Internet. Cheltenham U.K. and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar. (pp. 163-180).
Mazepa, Patricia A“Regressive Social Relations, Activism and Media in Canada” in Kozolanka, K., Mazepa, P., and Skinner, D. (Eds.) Alternative Media in Canada. UBC Press (pp. 244-263).
Mazepa, Patricia A“Considering Alternative Media in Canada: Structure, Participation, Activism” in Kozolanka, K., Mazepa, P., and Skinner, D. (Eds.) Alternative Media in Canada. UBC Press(pp. 1-22).
Mazepa, Patricia A“Cultural Front (Canada)” in Downing, J. (Ed.) Encyclopedia of Social Movement Media. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. (pp. 147-150).
Mazepa, Patricia A“Direct from the Source: Canada's Integrated System of State Propaganda” in Sussman, G. (Ed.) The Propaganda Society: Promotional Culture and Politics in Global Context. Peter Lang. [pp.297-313).
Mazepa, Patricia A“Rights on Paper, but Not in Practice: A History of Press Censorship in Canada” in Dakroury, A., Eid, M., and Kamalipour, Y. (Eds.) (2009) Right to Communicate: Historical Hopes, Global Debates, and Future Premises. Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt. (pp. 195-226).
Mazepa, Patricia A"High Tech Hegemony: Transforming Canada's Capital into Silicon Valley North" with Vincent Mosco in Artz, L. and Kamalipour, Y. (Eds.) The Globalization of Corporate Media Hegemony. State University of New York Press. pp. 93-112.
Mazepa, Patricia A“Goodbye Ohbijou: Notes on Music, Queer Affect, and the Impossibilities of Satisfying Multicultural Ideals in Canada”, book chapter in Diasporic Intimacies, Queer Filipinos/as and Canadian Imaginaries
Mecija, Casey“The Early Black Press in Canada” In O. Banjo (Ed), Media Across the African Diaspora: Contents, Audiences and Influence (pp. 7-17]. London: Routledge.
Ojo, Tokunbo“Political Economy of ICT4D and Africa” In J. Servaes (Ed), Handbook of Communication for Development and Social Change. Singapore: Springer. Doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7035-8_64-1
Ojo, Tokunbo“Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Activities of Huawei & ZTE in Africa.” In K. Batchelor & X. Zhang (Eds.), China-Africa Relations: Building Images through Cultural Co-operation, Media Representation and on the Ground Activities (pp. 218-230]. London: Routledge.
Ojo, Tokunbo"Nigeria, Public Diplomacy and Soft Power" in Naren Chitty, Li Ji, Gary D. Rawnsley & Craig Hayden (Eds) The Routledge Handbook of Soft Power (pp. 315-325). London: Routledge.
Ojo, Tokunbo“ICTs and Mobile Phones for Development in Sub-Saharan African Region” In Jan Servaes (Ed) Sustainability, Participation and Culture in Communication (pp.83-100). Bristol, UK & Chicago, US: Intellect.
Ojo, TokunboRoburn, Shirley. "Innis and Environmental Politics: Practical Insights from the Yukon," in Buxton,
William Ed. Harold Innis and the Canadian North: Appraisals and Contestations. Montreal: McGill-
Queens University Press, 2013. 295-325
Roburn, Shirley. “Sounding a Sea-Change: Acoustic Ecology and Arctic Ocean Governance,” in Chen, Cecelia, Janine MacLeod and Astrida Neimanis Eds. Thinking With Water. Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press, 2013. 106-128
Roburn, ShirleyRowland, W. “The Myth of Galileo: An Interview with Wade Rowland.” In Secrets of ‘Angels and Demons:’ The Unauthorized Guide to the Bestselling Novel, Dan Burstein, Arne de Keijzer, (eds.), New York, CDS Books, p. 97-107; paperback April 2009. (2004)
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. “Institutional Hurdles to Ethical Behaviour in Media: Challenges Posed by the Modern Business Corporation’s Role in Mass Media and Its Professions.” In International Dimensions of Mass Media Research, Yorgo Pasadeos (Ed.), ATINER Publications, 2007, p. 517-529
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. “Introduction” to de Kerckhove, Derrick, Connected Intelligence: The Arrival of the Web Society, Toronto/Amsterdam, Kogan Page, 1997, p. xv-xx. (Published in ten languages.)
Rowland, WadeSkinner, David. “Historical Dimensions of Universalism at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: Some Implications for Today.” In Universalism in Public Service Media. Gothenburg, Sweden: Nordicom.Pps. 69-90
Skinner, David2016 Skinner, David and Kathleen Cross. “Media Activism in Canada: the Cases of Media Democracy Day, OpenMedia.ca, and, ReImagineCBC.” In Strategies for Media Reform, Fordham University Press.
Skinner, David2016 Skinner, David, Kathleen Cross, and Robert Hackett. “Media reform as a Foundation for Better Journalism.” In Deliberation, Diversity and Dollars: Public Strategies for Journalism. Mike Gasher and Collette Brin (Eds.) University of Toronto Press
Skinner, David2015 Skinner, David. “ Alternative and Community Media in Canada: Structure, Policy, and Prospects.” In The Routledge Companion to Alternative and Community Media.
Skinner, David2014 Skinner, David. “Media on the Margins?” In Leslie Regan Shade (Ed.). Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication, 4th Ed. Toronto: Thomson Nelson.
Skinner, David2011 Skinner, David. “Sustaining Alternative Media.” In Kirsten Kozolenko, Patricia Mazepa, and David Skinner (Eds.) Alternative Media in Canada. Vancouver: UBC Press.
Skinner, David2010. Skinner, David. (In Press.) “Community Media in Canada.” In the International Encyclopedia of Social Movement Media, Sage Publications.
Skinner, David2010 Skinner, David, Scott Uzelman, Andrea Langlois, and Frederic Dubois. “Independent Media Centres in Canada: Three Case Studies.” In Dorothy Kidd, Clemencia Rodriguez, and Laura Stein (Eds.). Making Our Media: Mapping Global Initiatives Toward a Democratic Public Sphere, V.1. Hampton Press. pp. 275-293.
Skinner, David2010 Skinner, David, “Minding the Gaps: Alternative Media In Canada.” In Paul Attallah and Leslie Regan Shade (Eds.). Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication, 3rd Ed. Toronto: Thomson Nelson. pp. 221-236.
Skinner, David2009 Raboy, Marc and David Skinner. “Canada.” In The International Media Handbook. Hamburg, Germany: Hans Breslow Institute. pp. 315-325 (German ed.).
Skinner, David2008 Skinner, David. “Broadcasting in Canada.” In David Ward and Anthony McNicholas (Eds.). Television and Public Policy: Change and Continuity in an Era of Liberation. Lawrence Erlbaum and Associates, New Jersey. pp. 3-26.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David, James Compton, and Mike Gasher. “Chapter 1: Setting the Ground.” In David Skinner, James Compton, and Mike Gasher (Eds.). Converging Media, Diverging Interests: A Political Economy of News in the United States and Canada. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books. pp. 7-23.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David, and Mike Gasher. “Chapter Two: So Much by So Few: Media Policy and Ownership in Canada.” In David Skinner, James Compton, and Mike Gasher (Eds.). Converging Media, Diverging Politics: A Political Economy of News in the United States and Canada. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books. pp. 51-76.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David, James Compton, and Mike Gasher. “Chapter 14: Where to from here?” In David Skinner, James Compton, and Mike Gasher (Eds.). Converging Media, Diverging Interests: A Political Economy of News in the United States and Canada. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books. pp. 291-303.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David, “Alternative Media In Canada.” In Paul Attallah and Leslie Regan Shade (Eds.). Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication, 2nd Ed. Toronto: Thomson Nelson. pp. 213-229.
Skinner, David“The Chinese Connection: The Transnational Origins of Quebecois Circus Arts.” In Patrick Louis Leroux and Charles Batson (Eds.) Cirque Global: Quebec’s Expanding Circus Boundaries. Canada, Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 202-219.
Zhang, Tracy Ying(2016, reprint) “Bending the Body for China: The Uses of Acrobatics in Sino-US Diplomacy during the Cold War.” In Katie Lavers and Peta Tait (Eds.) The Routledge Circus Studies Reader. UK: Routledge.
Zhang, Tracy Ying(2014) “Carpet Worlds: The Construction of a Commodity Hierarchy and Politics of Difference in Lhasa.” In Trine Brox and Ildiko Beller-Hann (Eds.) On the Fringes of the Harmonious Society: Tibetans and Uyghurs in Socialist China. Denmark, Copenhagen: NIAS Press, 98-126.
Zhang, Tracy Ying“On the Fringe of the Canadian State: Grassroots Film and Video in Halifax, 1970-1980.” In Darrell Varga (Ed.) Rain, Drizzle, and Fog: Essays on Atlantic Canadian Film and Video. Canada, Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 171-198.
Zhang, Tracy YingReview of Duane C. S. Stoltzfus. Freedom from Advertising: E.W. Scripps’s Chicago Experiment.(Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2007) for Enterprise & Society 9:4 (December 2008): 856-858.
MacLennan, Anne F.Review of Pierre Pagé Histoire de la Radio au Québec: Information, Éducation, Culture. (Montréal: Éditions Fides, 2007) for Revue d’histoire de l’amerique française 61: 3-4 (Hiver-Printemps 2008): 590-593.
MacLennan, Anne F.Rowland, W. Journal of Business Ethics, Volume 71, Number 1, March 2007, pp. 103-105(3). A review of Bernard Hodgson, ed., The Invisible Hand and the Common Good.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. A review of David F. Noble’s Beyond the Promised Land: The Movement and the Myth, in Literary Review of Canada, April 2006.
Rowland, Wade2007 Media Organization and Production. Edited by Simon Cottle. Representing Resistance: Media, Civil Disobedience and The Global Justice Movement. Andy Opel and Donnalyn Pomper (eds.). Canadian Journal of Communication. Vol. 32 No. 1: 139-141.
Skinner, David“Fu Ping.” Book review, Literary Review of Canada, 12(6), 20.
Zhang, Tracy YingCarter, M., Bergstrom, K., & Woodford, D. (Eds.). (2016). Internet spaceships are serious business: An EVE Online reader. University of Minnesota Press.
Bergstrom, KellyM. Gasher, D. Skinner and N. Coulter. Mass Communication in Canada. 9th edition. Oxford University Press: Toronto.
Coulter, NatalieS. Driver and N. Coulter (eds). Youth Mediations and Affective Relations. Palgrave Macmillan: New York.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2014) .Tweening the Girl: The Crystallization of the Tween Market. Mediated Youth Series, edited by Sharon Mazzarella. New York: Peter Lang.
Coulter, NatalieCinque, Toija, Alexia Maddox, and Robert W. Gehl, eds. The Dark Social: Online Practices of Resistance, Motility and Power. New York: Routledge, 2023.
Gehl, Robert W.Gehl, Robert W., and Sean T. Lawson. 2022. Social Engineering: How Crowdmasters, Phreaks, Hackers, and Trolls Create a New Form of Manipulative Communication. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Gehl, Robert W.Gehl, Robert W. 2018. Weaving the Dark Web: Legitimacy on Freenet, Tor, and I2P. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Gehl, Robert W.Gehl, Robert W, and Maria Bakardjieva. 2017. Socialbots and Their Friends: Digital Media and the Automation of Sociality. New York: Routledge.
Gehl, Robert W.Gehl, Robert W. 2014. Reverse Engineering Social Media: Software, Culture, and Political Economy in New Media Capitalism. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press.
Gehl, Robert W.Hayward, Mark. Identity and Industry: Making Media Multicultural in Canada. McGill-Queen's Press-MQUP, 2019.
Hayward, MarkHanan, Joshua S. and Mark Hayward (Eds.). (2013) . Communication and the Economy: Meaning, Value and Agency . New York City: Peter Lang, 2013.
Hayward, MarkHayward, Mark (Ed.). (2012) . Cultural Studies and Finance Capitalism. London: Routledge. (Republication of "The Economic Crisis and After". Cultural Studies, 24 (3), 2010.)
Hayward, MarkHeynen, Robert and Emily van der Meulen, eds. (2019). Making Surveillance States: Transnational Histories. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Heynen, Robvan der Meulen, Emily, and Robert Heynen, eds. (2016). Expanding the Gaze: Gender and the Politics of Surveillance. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
Heynen, RobHeynen, Robert (2015). Degeneration and Revolution: Radical Cultural Politics and the Body in Weimar Germany. Leiden: Brill and Chicago: Haymarket.
Heynen, RobLanglois G, Redden, J., Elmer, G., eds. 2015. Compromised Data - From Social Media to Big Data. New York: Bloomsbury.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2014. Meaning in the Age of Social Media. New York: Palgrave.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Elmer, G., Langlois, G., McKelvey, F. 2012. The Permanent Campaign: New Media, New Politics. New York: Peter Lang.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Windover, Michael and Anne F. MacLennan Seeing, Selling, and Situating Radio in Canada, 1922-1956. Halifax: Dalhousie Architectural Press, 2017.
MacLennan, Anne F.Communication and New Media: From Broadcast to Narrowcast, Canadian Edition. with Martin Hirst and John Harrison. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
Mazepa, Patricia AAlternative Media in Canada. Co-edited with Kirsten Kozolanka and David Skinner, UBC Press.
Mazepa, Patricia ARowland, W. Spirit of the Web: The Age of Information from Telegraph to Internet. Toronto: Thomas Allen Publishers, 2006 (third edition). 474 pp. An extended essay on the cultural impact. of communications technologies from the phonetic alphabet to Web 2.0. Third edition includes additional material introducing main themes of scholarly inquiry into communication and culture.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Cupidité Inc.: La Soif des Enterprises. Montreal, Editions Hertubise HMH. 2006.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Greed, Inc.: Why Corporations Rule Out World and How We Let It Happen. Toronto, Thomas Allen Publishers, 2005; New York, Arcade Publishers, 2006. Published in French as Cupidite Inc.: La Soif des Enterprises. Montreal, Editions Hertubise HMH, 2005. Also published in Korea. An examination of the nature and social impact of the modern business corporation, in the context of critical moral theory. Based on my 2004 doctoral dissertation.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Galileo's Mistake: The Archaeology of a Myth. Toronto, Thomas Allen Publishers, 2001; New York, Arcade Publishing, 2003, in paper, 2004. An inquiry into the epistemological roots of the dispute between Galileo and the Church. A work of popular scholarship based on my 2001 MA thesis of the same title.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Ockham's Razor: A Search for Wonder in an Age of Doubt. Toronto, Key Porter Books, 1999. Maclean's best seller. An exploration of the roots of morality in the context of journey through Cathar country in southern France.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. with de Kerckhove, Derrick, Connected Intelligence: The Arrival of the Web Society, Toronto/Amsterdam, Kogan Page. 1997, (224 pp.)
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Nobody Calls Me Mr. Kirck (co-written with Harvey Kirck). Toronto, Collins, 1985.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Making Connections. Toronto, Macmillan ,1979. (A case-study in investigative journalism on television: the story behind the CBC's award-winning organized crime series. A spring, 1980 Book of the Month Club selection. 226 pp.)
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Oil Spill Countermeasures: The Beaufort Sea and the Search for Oil (with Ross, S.L., Logan, W.J., Milne, J.R.). Ottawa, Department of Fisheries and Environment. 1979, (67 pp.)
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Fuelling Canada's Future. Toronto, Macmillan, 1974. (A critical overview of the energy crisis and energy delivery systems in place or proposed, from CANDU to Syncrude to submarine tankers. 162 pp.)
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. The Plot to Save the World, Toronto, Clarke Irwin,1973. A book-length report on international diplomacy's first attempt to come to grips with environmental problems, at the United Nations' Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment. 194 pp.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. Our Living World: A Guide to Knowing Your Environment, Toronto, Concept, 1972. Environmental issues for elementary school students.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. The Pollution Guide (with Bennett, John [Tiny]). Toronto, Clarke Irwin. 1972, (170 pp.)
Rowland, WadeGasher, Mike, David Skinner & Natalie Coulter . Media and Communication in Canada,
Ninth Edition. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
2016 Gasher, Mike, David Skinner & Rowland Lorimer. Mass Communication in Canada, Eighth Edition. Toronto: Oxford University Press
Skinner, David2011 Kirsten Kozolenko, Patricia Mazepa, and David Skinner (Eds.) Alternative Media in Canada. Vancouver: UBC Press
Skinner, David2011 Gasher, Mike, David Skinner & Rowland Lorimer. Mass Communication in Canada, Seventh Edition. Toronto: Oxford University Press.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David, James Compton, and Mike Gasher (Eds.), Converging Media, Diverging Interests: A Political Economy of News in the United States and Canada. Lexington Books.
Skinner, DavidFresco, E. (2022). Red Mitten Nationalism: Sport, Commercialism and Settler Colonialism in Canada. Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press.
Fresco, EsteeJuhasz, A., Langlois, G., Shah, N. 2021. Really Fake. Minneapolis: Meson Press.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Ottoni, Eduardo, Shirley Roburn and Chris Wulff. An Ethnobotany of the UBC Arboretum. Monograph.
Vancouver: 1995. 150 pages. This work was adapted to the web and used in teaching undergraduate biology courses at UBC into the mid-2000s.
Bergstrom, K., & Poor, N. (2023). We have always been social: Comparing social expressiveness between single-player and multiplayer gamers. Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds, 15(3), 247-266.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2022). When a door becomes a window: Using Glassdoor to examine game industry work cultures. Information, Communication & Society, 25(6), 835-850.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. and Poor, N. (2022). Signaling the Intent to Change Online Communities: A Case from a Reddit Gaming Community. Social Media + Society, 8(2), 1-10.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2022). Ignoring the blood on the tracks: exits and departures from game studies. Critical Studies in Media Communication, 39(3), 173-180
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K., & Poor, N. (2021). Reddit Gaming Communities During Times of Transition. Social Media+ Society, 7(2). DOI: 20563051211010167
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2021). Anti-social social gaming: community conflict in a Facebook game. Critical Studies in Media Communication, 38(1), 61-74.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2021). Who is playing Pokémon GO? An observational activity. Communication Teacher, 35(2), 93-97.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2021). What if we were all novices? Making room for inexperience in a game studies classroom. Digital Culture & Education, 13(2).
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K., & Neo, R. (2020). Searching for the stairway to heaven: information seeking about an illegal hiking trail in Hawaii. Leisure Studies, 39(5), 751-764.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2020). Destruction as Deviant Leisure in EVE Online. Journal of Virtual Worlds Research, 13(1).
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2019). Barriers to play: Accounting for non-participation in digital game play. Feminist Media Studies, 19(6), 841-857.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2019). Temporary break or permanent departure? Rethinking what it means to quit EVE online. Games and Culture, 14(3), 276-296.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2019). Moving beyond churn: Barriers and constraints to playing a social network game. Games and Culture, 14(2), 170-189.
Bergstrom, KellyBergstrom, K. (2019). EVE Online is not for everyone: Exceptionalism in online gaming cultures. Human Technology, 15(3).
Bergstrom, KellyN. Coulter and K. Moruzi. (2020). Woke Girls: From the Girl’s Realm to Teen Vogue. Feminist Media Studies.
Coulter, NatalieMaureen Mauk, Rebekah Willett & Natalie Coulter (2020) The can-do girl goes to coding camp: a discourse analysis of news reports on coding initiatives designed for girls, Learning, Media and Technology, 45:4, 395-408, DOI: 10.1080/17439884.2020.1781889
Coulter, NatalieN. Coulter. (2019) ‘Frappés, Friends and Fun.’ Affective labour and the cultural industries of girlhood. Journal of Consumer Culture.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N and M. Kennedy. (eds.) (2018). Special Issue: Locating the Tween Girl. Girlhood Studies 11.1.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2016). More 'Missed Opportunities': The Oversight of Canadian Children’s Media. Canadian Journal of Communication. Vol 41.
Coulter, NatalieS. Poyntz, N. Coulter and G. Brisson. (2016) Past Tensions and Future Possibilities: ARCYP and Children's Media Studies. Journal of Children and Media. 10.1: 47- 53.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N., and H. Ramirez. (2015). Locked In: Feminist Perspectives on Surviving on Academic Piecework. New Proposals: Journal of Marxism and Interdisciplinary Inquiry. 7 (4): 28-36.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2014). Selling the Male Consumer the Playboy Way. Popular Communication.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2014). Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places: Mythology of DWYL in the Neoliberal Marketplace of Academic Labour. English Studies in Canada. 40 (4): 13-16.
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2012). From Toddlers to Teens: Colonizing Childhood the Disney Way. Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures. Summer issue. (146-158)
Coulter, NatalieCoulter, N. (2012). Separate Playgrounds: Surveying the Fields of Girls’ Media Studies and Boyhood Studies. Canadian Journal of Communication. Vol. 37(1): 353 – 363.
Coulter, Natalie"In LeBron James’ Promotional Skin: Self-Branded Athletes and Fans’ Immaterial Labour." Journal of Consumer Culture. 20 (4): 440-456.
Fresco, Estee“Canadian Television Studies: All Grown Up?” Topia: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies. 33: 213-219.
Fresco, Estee“Consuming Canada’s Colonial Past: Reconciliation and Corporate Sponsorship in the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.” Olympika: The International Journal of Olympic Studies. 21: 58-74.
Fresco, EsteeSiuda, Piotr, Jakub Nowak, and Robert W Gehl. “Darknet Imaginaries in Internet Memes: The Discursive Malleability of the Cultural Status of Digital Technologies.” Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 28, no. 1 (January 1, 2023): zmac023. https://doi.org/10.1093/jcmc/zmac023.
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Mecija, Casey“Skin as Ecstatic Surface: Listening Queerly to the Works of Patrick Cruz”, special issue of Canadian Review of Cultural Studies, “Queer Canada”, 54(2), pp. 508-525.
Mecija, Casey“Disobedient Listening Practices: Notes on Christine Bacareza Balance’s Tropical Renditions: Making Music Scenes in Filipino America”.
Mecija, Casey“Family is a Feeling: Affective belonging, Family Photography and the Reparative Practices of Queer Parenting”
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Zhang, Tracy Ying“From China to the Big Top in North America: Chinese Acrobats and the Politics of Aesthetic Labor, 1980s-2000s,” The Journal of International Labor and Working-Class History, In Joel Stillerman, Chris Tilly, and Sarah Mosoetsa (Eds.) Special issue on “Precarious Labor in Global Perspective,” 89, 40-63.
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Zhang, Tracy Yingwith Tamar Faber. How is the digital child possible as such? Problematizing the child in digital capitalism and the visibility economy. Digitizing Early Childhood 2020, Milan, Italy. (Postponed due to COVID-19.)
Coulter, NatalieDigital Entanglements in Digital Ecologies: Rethinking Children’s Creative Labour through a Child Studies Lens. Child and Teen Consumption Conference, Rutgers: New Jersey. (Postponed due to COVID-19.)
Coulter, NatalieThe Creative Entanglements of Kidfluencers and Superfans. Youngsters Conference ARCYP, Toronto, ON.
Coulter, Nataliewith Kris Moruzi. From the Girl’s Realm to Teen Vogue: Girls’ periodicals and expressions of activism. Society for the History of Children and Youth, Sydney, Australia.
Coulter, Nataliewith Kris Moruzi. Woke Girls: From the Girl’s Realm to Teen Vogue. International Girls Studies Association, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Coulter, Nataliewith Amina Ally and Grace Lao. Art-Based Research and Photo Voice to Explore Identity Politics. Canadian Communication Association. Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, UBC, Vancouver, BC.
Coulter, Nataliewith Grace Lao and Amina Ally. The Elusive Girly Girl. Women’s and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes (WGSRF), Congress, UBC, Vancouver, BC.
Coulter, NatalieEvangelisms, Entanglements and Superfans: Young People’s Creative Labour in the Visibility Economy. AoIR (Association of Internet Researchers). Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia.
Coulter, NatalieLearning to Fail (and be rejected). Association for Research in the Cultures of Young People. ARCYP. Congress, Saskatoon, SK.
Coulter, NataliePop goes the Girl: The production ecology of an intellectual property. Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Toronto, ON.
Coulter, Natalie Performing ‘authentic’ labour: The superfans, influencers and mirco-celebrities of children’s media culture. Children and Teen Consumption Group. Université de Poitiers, Poitiers, France.
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Digital Doings, York University (Toronto, ON) (2017)
ACRYP Research Symposium, Ryerson University (Toronto, ON) (2018)
with Anne MacLennan. Boxtop Citizenship: Children, consumer culture and radio. Society for the History of Children and Youth. Rutgers University, Camden: USA.
Coulter, NatalieThe fun seeker, as the perfect neoliberal citizen. Marketing and Critique Conference, University of London, London, UK.
Coulter, NatalieWhen in doubt, laugh: Depoliticizing girlhood by privileging fun. Conceptualizing Children and Youth Conference. Brock University, St. Catherines, ON.
Coulter, NatalieDo (tween) girls really just wanna have fun? International Girls Studies Conference. University of East Anglia. Norwich, UK.
Coulter, Natalie'Fun is the new pretty’, and other such fables from the tween marketplace. Children and Teen Consumption Group. Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark.
Coulter, NatalieHappy girls are the prettiest: The politics of fun in rape culture. Moving Forward. Western University, London, ON.
Coulter, Natalie#Think Happy #Be Happy: Affective labour and the cultural industries of girlhood. Youngsters Conference: ARCYP. Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC.
Coulter, NatalieMy Moshi Monster is “Desolate”: Digital Games and Affect in Neoliberal Capitalism. (October 2015) American Studies Association. Toronto, ON.
Coulter, NatalieTelling the Untold Story: Canada’s Role in the Children’s Television Industry. (July 2015). The Story of Children’s Television: An International Conference. Warwick, UK.
Coulter, Nataliewith Kerrie-Ann Bernard Belonging in the Act: Children in Canadian Broadcasting Policy. Society for the History of Children and Youth. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC.
Coulter, NatalieGirls, fashion and something called Justice.™ Canadian Communication Association. University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON.
Coulter, NatalieLanglois, G. (2017) . Decolonizing Media: the Case of Textile. New Materialisms. Unesco: Paris (France).
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2014. Transindividuation and the Ethics of Software Design. General Organology Conference. University of Kent, Canterbury (UK).
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2012. Rethinking Meaning: From Signification to Making Sense. Semiotic Society of America. Toronto.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2011. Language and Subjectivation. Canadian Communication Association. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2011. The Emergence of Partisan Blogospheres. Canadian Communication Association. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2010. Online Participatory Culture, Power and Differentiality. Canadian Communication Association. Montreal: Concordia University.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2010. Tracking Networks: Notes on Developing a Semio-Technical Approach. Thinking Network Politics: Methods, Epistemology, Process. Anglia Ruskin University: UK.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G., Elmer, G., McKelvey, F., Werbin, K. 2009. User, Software, and Content on Commercial Web 2.0 Spaces: Towards a Political Economy of Heterogeneous Articulations. The State of Things: Towards a Political Economy of Artifice and Artifacts. University of Leicester: UK.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. and McKelvey, F. 2008. Political Subjectivation on Web 2.0 Platforms: The Case of Facebook in Canada. Politics: Web 2.0 - An International Conference. Royal Holloway University: UK.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2007. Mixed Semiotics and the Case of Amazon.com. Association of Internet Researchers Conference. Vancouver: British Columbia.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Devereaux, Z.; Langlois, G.; Ryan, P.; Redden, J.; McKelvey, F. 2007. Code Politics: The Canadian Blogosphere Speaks to the Liberal Leadership Race. International Communication Association Conference. San Francisco: California.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2006. The Economies of Wikipedia: Open Source as Promotional Traffic. Canadian Communication Association Conference. Toronto: Ontario.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2005. Beyond the Hype: Understanding the (Dis)Junctures in Hypertext and Hypermedia. Canadian Communication Association Conference. London: Ontario.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2004. Political Practices and Discursive Strategies: The U.S. Presidential Campaign and the Appropriation of Blogging. Crossroads in Cultural Studies Conference. Urbana-Champaign: Illinois.
Langlois, Ganaele M.MacLennan, Anne F. “Visualizing Radio Networks across Canada: Mapping the Growth of Radio in the 1930s,” paper presented at the 126th Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association, Chicago, IL, from January 7, 2012.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Magic, Mystery and the Unknown: Early Canadian Radio,” Canadian Communications Association Annual Conference 2012, Wilfrid Laurier University, Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, May 31, 2012.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Shaping Views of Mothers Past: American Television, Collective Memory and Mothers in Historical Context on Network Television,” Mothers and History: Histories of Motherhood, Motherhood Initiative, Toronto, Ontario, May 11, 2012.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Imagining Radio: The perception of early radio in Canada,” Perception, Reception: The History of the Media in Society: Aberystwyth University, Wales, UK, July 5, 2012.
MacLennan, Anne F."Dreams to reality: Student career and work expectations in the Communication Studies field experience at York University,” Learning to Earning | Higher Education and the Changing Job Market, Sheraton Centre Toronto, Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario, November 1-2, 2012.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F. From kowtow to fist pump: The evolution of the acknowledgement in Canadian scholarly writing. Ninth International Conference on the Book, University of St. Michael’s College at the University of Toronto, 14-16 October, 2011.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F., Irena Knezevic and Aidan Moir, “Canadian Identity and Linguistic Dualities: National Commitments to Linguistic Majorities and Minorities,” 25th Annual Two Days of Canada Conference, Brock University, November 3-4, 2011.
MacLennan, Anne F.“The Contested Space of Linguistic Minorities and Majorities on Canadian Radio” proposal for Radio Evolution ECREA Conference, Braga, Portugal, September 15, 2011.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Musical Memories: Listening to Radio in Canada during the 1930s,” Music and Environment: Place, Context, Conjuncture, IASPM-Canada Annual Conference Schulich School of Music, McGill University, Montreal June 17, 2011.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Official Language Minorities and the CBC: The Case of CBEF” paper presentation at the 2011 Canadian Communication Association Annual Conference June 1, 2011, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Reading Radio: The Intersection between Radio and Newspaper for the Canadian Radio Listener in the 1930s.” A paper to be presented at The Radio Conference 2011: A Transnational Forum, January 11-14, 2011, Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand.
MacLennan, Anne F."Broadcasting Intolerance and Enthusiasm: Early Religious Radio Programming” a paper presented at the 7th International Conference on Media, Religion and Culture, Ryerson University, August 11, 2010.
MacLennan, Anne F."Learning to Listen: Developing the Canadian Radio Audience in the 1930s" paper presented at the Broadcasting in the 1930s; radio, television and the Depression –A Symposium: A conference on media, theater and history: Celebrating 50 Years of the Wisconsin Center for Film & Theater Research July 7, 2010 Madison, Wisconsin.
MacLennan, Anne F."Interrogating the Archive: Everyday Early Canadian Radio" paper presented at the On Archives! A conference on media, theater and history: Celebrating 50 Years of the Wisconsin Center for Film & Theater Research July 9, 2010 Madison, Wisconsin
MacLennan, Anne F.“Gendered Widow(er) in Popular Media” paper presented at the Canadian Communications Association, June 3, 2010, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Submerged Women in Popular Culture: Ethereal, Mythical and Sinister” a paper presented at the Greenscapes: Sense and Meaning Conference at Brock University, October 2, 2009.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Misconceptions in Early Canadian Radio” paper presented at The Radio Conference 2009: A Transnational Forum, July 2009, York University.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Mediating historical authority through popular culture: historical signposts, timelines and markers of collective memory” paper presented at the Canadian Historical Association, May 27, 2009, Carleton University.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Failed Consumers versus Missed Opportunities: Representations of Poverty in Advertising in a Canadian and Global Context” paper to be presented at the Canadian Communications Association, May 28, 2009, Carleton University.
MacLennan, Anne F.“The Wonder of Radio: Early Twentieth Century Experience of Radio in Canada and the Soviet Union,” a paper presented at the Two Days of Canada Conference: Connecting through Media History, Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario, November 6-8, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.“I Want to Believe”: Religion and Belief in Contemporary American Television,” Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture Association, October 30-November 2, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.“War and Motherhood in Television Drama,” Association for Research on Mothering (ARM) 12th Annual Conference, Mothering, Violence, Militarism, War, and Social Justice, York University, Toronto, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Television Drama shaping the American collective memory of contemporary and past wars,” Media, War and Conflict Resolution, International Conference, Bowling Green State University, Ohio, September 19, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic, “Health and Well Being as Advertised in the Early Twentieth Century,” a paper presented at the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine” Vancouver, June 4, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Reaching the Nation: Canadian Radio Reception in the 1930s,” to the Canadian Communications Association, Vancouver, June 4, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic, “Adverti8sing Health: Purchasing Wellness,” to the Canadian Communications Association, Vancouver, June 4, 2008.
MacLennan, Anne F.“Mixing Nationality and Language: Montreal Radio in the 1930s,” a paper presented at the International Communication Association, Montreal, Quebec. May 24, 2008
MacLennan, Anne F.Developing Communicative Power: Experiential Learning as Critically Reflexive Pedagogy In and Out of the Classroom.” International Communication Association, Fukuoka Japan.
Mazepa, Patricia A“Militarized Communication? From Psychological Operations to the Whole of Government Approach” International Communication Association, Boston, USA
Mazepa, Patricia A“Women on the Margins?: Comparative Media Representations of Women's Labour in the Canadian Press, 1939-45" with Tracy Moniz, Canadian Communication Association, Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Fredericton, NB.
Mazepa, Patricia ARowland, W. “The Moral Failure of Commercial Mass Media in Liberal Democracies as Economic Inevitability,” Making Media Public Conference, May 2010, York University, Toronto.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. “Gresham’s Law in Early Commercial Radio.” The Radio Conference: A Transnational Forum, July 2009, York University, Toronto.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. "Institutional Hurdles to Ethical Behaviour in Media: challenges posed by the modem business corporation's role in mass media and its professions." ATINER conference on media, May 2007.
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. "Three Books." Reflections on the roles of activism, friendship and scholarship in graduate studies. Presented, by invitation, to the March, 2006 Communications and Culture graduate program student conference, Ryerson University.
Rowland, Wade2016 Skinner, David, Amanda Oye, Margaret Reid, Emilia Zboralska & Joseph Turcotte. “Academic Participation in Canadian Community Television Policy: A Case Study in Communicating with Power.” International Communications Association. (Fukuoka, Japan)
Skinner, David2015 “Media Activism and the Academy: Media Democracy Day and OpenMedia.ca” International Association for Media and Communication Research. (Montreal: Université du Québec à Montréal)
Skinner, David2013 Openmedia.ca and Contemporary Currents in Media Reform in Canada.” (With Kathleen Cross.) Strategies for Media Reform ICA Pre-Conference (London: Goldsmiths College.) )
Skinner, David2013 “Negotiating Change: Social Networks and Media Reform in Canada." International Association for Media and Communication Research. (Dublin, Ireland: Dublin City University)
Skinner, David2013 “Plus ca Change: Public Broadcasting in Canada Meets New Media,” Union for Democratic Communication (San Francisco: University of San Francisco).
Skinner, David2012 “Public value for public money: Re-examining the relationship between public and private broadcasting in Canada.” Re-Visionary Interpretations of the Public Enterprise (RIPE). (Sydney, Australia, University of Sydney)
Skinner, David2012 “Open Media: A Case Study in Media Policy Advocacy.” Journalism Strategies (Montreal, Québec: Concordia University.)
Skinner, David2012 “Contemporary Currents in Media Reform in Canada” Union for Democratic Communication” (Tallahassee, Florida: Florida State University)
Skinner, David2011 “Sustaining Independent/Alternative Media.” International Association of Mass Communication Researchers. (Istanbul, Turkey: Kadir Has University )
Skinner, David2010 Michael Lithgow, David Skinner, and Steve Anderson. (April) Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission, Ottawa Ontario Re: Broadcasting Notice of Public Hearing CRTC 2009-6
Skinner, David2009 “Mapping Media Reform in Canada: A Report on Research in Progress.” Union for Democratic Communication. (Buffalo, New York.) (With Bob Hackett and Steve Anderson)
Skinner, David2008 “Building Independent Media.” International Communication Association. (Montreal, Quebec)
Skinner, David2008 “Medi-Ated: What’s on the Menu for Canada’s Big Media.” British Columbia Library Association Information Policy Conference. (Vancouver, B.C., Vancouver Public Library)
Skinner, David2007 “Sustaining Alternative Media.” Union for Democratic Communication, (Vancouver, British Columbia: Simon Fraser University) (Panel Chair and Presenter).
Skinner, David2007 Skinner, David. (July) Canadian Radio Television and Telecommunications Commission, Ottawa, Ontario, Re: Notice of Public Hearing CRTC 2007-5 Diversity of Voices Proceeding.
Skinner, David2006 “Teaching Communication Policy: A Round Table Discussion.” (Philip Savage and David Skinner, co-chairs), Canadian Communications Association. (Toronto, Ontario: York University)
Skinner, David2006 “Independent Media Centres in Canada: Three Case Studies.” Union for Democratic Communication (Boca Raton, Florida).
Skinner, David2005 “Converging Media, Diverging Politics.” (Panel Organizer and Discussant) Canadian Communications Association. (London, Ontario: University of Western Ontario)
Skinner, David2005 “Independent Media Centres in Canada: A Comparative Analysis.” Canadian Communications Association. (London, Ontario: University of Western Ontario)
Skinner, David2004 “Staking the Ground for Alternative Media.” Union for Democratic Communication. (St. Louis, Missouri).
Skinner, David2004 “Organizing and Financing Community Media.” Building the Commons Community Media Convergence. (Guelph, Ontario: Guelph University)
Skinner, David2003 “On the Road to Media Democracy? Strategies and developments on the margins of the changing mediascape.” (Panel Organizer) Canadian Communications Association. (Halifax, Nova Scotia: Dalhousie University)
Skinner, David2002 “Setting An Agenda for Change: Ideas and Strategies for Furthering Independent and Community Media.” (Panel Organizer) Action Coalition for Media Education (ACME). (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
Skinner, David2002 “Reform or Alternatives? Limits and Pressures on Changing the Mediascape.” Union for Democratic Communication (State College, Pennsylvania: Penn State University).
Skinner, David2000 “Delving the Divide: Notes on the Division between Critical Media Studies and Journalism Education.” Canadian Communications Association (Edmonton, Alberta: University of Alberta).
Skinner, David2000 “Encouraging Diversity in Newspaper Coverage,” (with the Campaign For Press and Broadcast Freedom). B.C. Press Council (Vancouver, British Columbia).
Skinner, DavidBergstrom, K., & Sherman, J. (2021). Who Stays in the Game? Similarities and Differences Between Current and Former Digital Games Players. In Proceedings of the 54th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (pp. 2873-2882)
Bergstrom, KellySelling the in beTween: Commodifying Transformation and Transition. Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings for Children and Teen Consumption.
Coulter, NatalieLanglois, G. and A. Slane. 2016. Reputational Economies and the Business of Shame: A Case Study of an Revenge Porn Site. Fukuoka.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G and Renzi, A. 2013. Data/Activism. Compromised Data? New Paradigms in Social Media Theory and Research Methods. Toronto.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2011. Semiotechnologies: Meaning, Power and Participatory Media. International Communication Association Conference. Boston.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2010. Towards a New Critique of Online Participatory Culture: User-Generated Content and the Assembling of Software and Users. International Communication Association Conference. Singapore. Ranked Top 3rd Paper in the Philosophy of Communication Division.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2007. Technology, Language, Media: Toward a Mixed Semiotics Framework. International Communication Association Conference. San Francisco: California.
Langlois, Ganaele M.David Skinner, Emilia Zboralska, Joe Turcotte, Maragaret reeid, and Amanda Oye (November, 2016) Submission to Department of Heritage, “Canadian Content in a Digital World” Consultation,
Skinner, DavidDavid Skinner, Amanda Oye, Margaret Reid, Emilia Zboralska & Joseph Turcotte. (October, 2015) Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission, Re: A review of the policy framework for local community television programming CRTC 2015-421
Skinner, David“Take us seriously: Gender, equality, and inclusion in film production education”. Policy paper (79 pages), I submitted this document to Femmes du cinéma, de la télévision et des médias numériques (FCTMN), Concordia University, Telefilm, and Société de développement des entreprises culturelles (SODEC)
Zhang, Tracy Ying"The creative economy and English-speaking communities in Quebec". Policy paper (53 pages), Industry Canada.
Zhang, Tracy Ying(2012, March) L’économie créative et les communauté anglophones au Québec (CAQ). Policy paper (53 pages), Industry Canada Permanent Web link (French version): https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/com-com.nsf/fra/h_01260.html
Zhang, Tracy YingTeaching at the Intersections: Community Engagement Projects: Engaging with the Jane Finch Community. Prepared for York University and YUFA. 10 pages.
Coulter, NatalieMacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic “Radio Broadcasting, Community and Culture: The Case of French-language programming at CBEF Windsor the historical background.” Part 1. Prepared for the Canadian Media Guild.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic “Where does French-language radio broadcast programming fall? The Case of CBEF in between the Official Languages Act and the Broadcasting Act.” Part 2. Prepared for the Canadian Media Guild.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F., Irena Knezevic and Aidan Moir. “Local Programming and Community Response: The Case of French-language programming at CBEF Windsor” Part 3. Prepared for the Canadian Media Guild.
MacLennan, Anne F.MacLennan, Anne F. and Irena Knezevic “Local French-Language Programming Recommendations for the Future.” Part 4. Prepared for the Canadian Media Guild.
MacLennan, Anne F.Patel, Seema and Shirley Roburn (co-authors). A Guide to Resources in Sustainable Food and Transportation Systems. Toronto, Canada: Greenest City, 1998.
Roburn, ShirleyPatel, Seema and Shirley Roburn (co-authors). Feeding the City from the Back Forty: Case Studies in Regional and Urban Food Production. Toronto, Canada: Greenest City, 1998.
Roburn, Shirley2013 Skinner, David and Gregory Taylor. “Chapter 2: Digital Media and Public or State-Administered Broadcasters. ” in Johnathan Obar and Gregory Taylor (eds.) Mapping Digital Media: Canada, Open Society Foundation.
Skinner, DavidLanglois, G. 2017. Massaging the Non-Human. McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology in partnership with the Contemporary Textile Studio Co-op. Toronto.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Invited Speaker at Messy Middle. Method Mondays: Participatory Acts. The Catalyst (Ryerson University). Invited by: Dr. Miranda Campbell, Assistant Professor FCAD
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker with Tamar Faber. Influencers, Superfans and Microcelebrities: Are children labourers in the digital factory? York University Scholars Hub at Markham Public Library, York University, Toronto, ON. Invited by: Ben Jones, Office of Alumni, York University (cancelled due to COVID-19.)
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. The Coder, The Fan and The Fun One: Imagined Girls, Digital, Capitalism and Neoliberalism. New Frontier Series Graduate Seminar, University of Toronto Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario. Invited by: Vice Principal Academic and Graduate Students.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. “Hey you! Smile”: Depoliticizing girlhood in the neoliberal marketplace. Deakin Gender and Sexuality Studies, Deakin University, Australia.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. When in Doubt, Laugh: The Depoliticized Girl as the Perfect Neoliberal Citizen. Gender in Research Group, Aarhus University, Denmark.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. Creative Entanglements: Rethinking Girl’s Labour in the New Digital Economy. Children, Media and Culture Research Group. Department of media, cognition and communication, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. My Moshi Monster is “Desolate”: Games and Affect in Digital Capitalism. Gender Studies Research Group, and MEDITi. Tallinna Ülikooli Meediainnovatsiooni ja Digikultuuri Tippkeskus / Tallinn University Centre of Excellence in Media Innovation and Digital Culture, Tallinn University, Estonia.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. "Hey you! Smile”: Girls, Affective Labour, and the Neoliberal Marketplace. Tema Barn, Linköpings University, Sweden.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. Mining the Data: The Case of the Superfan. McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology, University of Toronto, Ontario.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. 'Happy girls are the prettiest’: Depoliticizing Tween Girls One T-Shirt at a Time. Media and Gender Research Group, University of Leicester, UK.
Coulter, NatalieInvited Speaker. The missing history of Canadian children’s media. Institut for Medier, Erkendelse og Formidling / Dept. of Media, Cognition, and Communication, Københavns Universitet / Copenhagen University, Denmark.
Coulter, NatalieLanglois, G. 2017. Textile as Anti-Media. Feedback #1: Marshall McLuhan and the Arts. Royal Academy of Art: Den Haag (Netherlands).
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2014. Social Data and the Politics of Psychic Life. Critical Social Media Research and Methods. University of Copenhagen.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2014. Vouloir Dire, or the Virtuality of Meaning. Toronto Semiotics Circle, University of Toronto.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2013. Digital Object / Network Subject. Habits of Living Conference. Brown University.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2013. Software Studies: A Case for Critical Methodologies. Center for 21st Century Studies. University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2012. Language, Subjectivation and Social Technologies. Unlike Us. Amsterdam, NL.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. and Elmer, G. 2010. Network Politics: Future Directions. Platform Politics. Cambridge: Anglia Ruskin University.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. 2010. Online Politics 2.0. American Centre and WCU Webometrics Project, Yeungnam University (South Korea).
Langlois, Ganaele M.Langlois, G. and Elmer, G. 2009. Researching the Cultural Impact of Digital Code: Software and other Media Tool Development, Code Mapping, Interface Design, and New Media Content Analysis. Statistical Cybermetrics Research Group. Wolverhampton (UK): University of Wolverhampton.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Elmer, G. and Langlois, G. 2008. Code Politics: Networking through Traffic and Tags. Amsterdam New Media Summer Talks: Networked Content. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam.
Langlois, Ganaele M.Rowland, W. “Future directions for Media Studies in Canada,” panelist, Intersections 2010, Communication and Culture Graduate Students Association Conference, March 2010, Ryerson University, Toronto
Rowland, Wade2010 “Looking on the Bright Side: Possibilities for Progressive Regulatory Advances.” Media Democracy Day. (Vancouver, B.C., Vancouver Public Library)
Skinner, David2010 “Sustaining Alternative Media.” Guest Lecture. Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, B.C..
Skinner, David2008 “Coming to a Screen Near You: What’s on the Agenda for the CRTC.” Media Democracy Day. (Vancouver, B.C., Vancouver Public Library)
Skinner, DavidOn Technophany, Tools and Mechanology, Presentation at Society for Literature, Science and the Arts Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario, November 15-18, 2018.
Hayward, MarkLanglois, G. (2017) . Decolonizing Media: the Case of Textile. New Materialisms. Unesco: Paris (France).
Langlois, Ganaele M.Participant, 2017. Spinning the Global with Textile Media. Organizer: Sarah Sharma, participants: Radhika Gajjala and Dori Tunstall. Ms. Understanding Media. McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology. Toronto.
Langlois, Ganaele M.“Where Oil and Water Don’t Mix: Some Notes on Harold Innis, Economic Resurgence, and Coastal First Nations Communities in British Columbia.” Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment Twelfth Biennial Conference Rust/Resistance; Works of Recovery. Detroit, USA. June 24th, 2017.
Roburn, Shirley“Remediating the Salish Sea: Hacking Surveillance Technologies to Promote Ocean Conservation.” Canadian Communications Association Annual Conference. Toronto, Canada. June 2nd, 2017.
Roburn, Shirley“Beyond the Blackfish Effect: Rethinking Film Impact Frameworks." Society for Cinema and Media Studies 2017 Conference. Chicago, USA. March 22, 2017.
Roburn, Shirley“From “Our Common Future” to “Climate Justice”: Some Notes on Two Generations of Canadian Youth Environmental Justice Organizing.” Making Common Causes: Crises, Conflict, Creation, Conversation. The Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada Biannual Conference. Kingston, Canada. June 16, 2016.
Roburn, Shirley“A Whale of a Tale: the Story of Skana.” Popular Culture Association of Canada Conference. Montreal, Canada. May 13th, 2016.
Roburn, Shirley“Taking it “Glocal”: Bringing Northern Community Voices to Global Civil Society Campaigns on Energy and Climate Change,” ArcticNet 2015 Annual Scientific Meeting. Vancouver, Canada. December 10th, 2015.
Roburn, Shirley“Building Social Movement Leadership Through Translocal Storytelling: Protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Through ‘Caribou Stories.’ International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference. Montreal, Canada. July 15, 2015.
Roburn, Shirley“Scaling Deep: Ecocinema as a Tool for Building Social Movement Leadership.” Association for the Study of Literature and Environment Eleventh Biennial Conference, Notes from Underground: The Depths of Environmental Arts, Culture, and Justice. Moscow, USA. June 25, 2015.
Roburn, Shirley“A Long March to the Capital: Bringing Rural Alaskan and Gwich’in Stories to Bear on Congressional Decision Makers.” In Unsettling Frontier Logics: Re-imaging and Re-inhabiting Rural-Capital Relations. A Joint Panel of the Canadian Communications Association and the Environmental Studies Association of Canada at the Congress 2015 of the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Ottawa, Canada. June 3, 2015.
“Ecocinema, Convergence Culture and Community Organizing: Assessing the Impact of Being Caribou on Congressional Votes to Develop or Preserve the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.” Society of Cinema and Media Studies 2015 Conference. Montreal, Canada. March 25, 2015.
Roburn, Shirley“Taking the Long View: Calving Grounds Advocacy in the Anthropocene.” Under Western Skies 2014, Calgary, Canada. September 9, 2014.
Roburn, Shirley“From Vadzaih googii vi dehk'it gwanlii (the Sacred Place Where Life Begins) to Washington: Tracing the Journey of the Being Caribou Expedition.” Communication and Global Power Shifts: An International Conference in Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the School of Communication, Simon Fraser University. Vancouver, Canada. June 9, 2013.
Roburn, Shirley“Being Caribou: A Case Study in Transboundary Migration, Media Circulation, and Recursive Political Organizing.” Canadian Communications Association Annual Conference, Victoria, Canada. June 6, 2013.
Roburn, Shirley“Being Caribou: a Story of Transboundary Migration.” Differential Mobilities: Movement and Mediation in Networked Societies –an International Conference of the Mobile Media Lab. Montreal, Canada. May 10, 2013.
Roburn, Shirley“Sifting, Shifting: Learning the Ways of a River” Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada 2012 Biennial Conference: Space+ Memory = Place. Kelowna, Canada. August 11, 2012.
Roburn, Shirley“Weathering Changes: Growing Local and Traditional Knowledge of Environmental Change in Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Traditional Territory.” From Knowledge to Action: International Polar Year 2012 Conference, Montreal, Canada. April 24, 2012.
Roburn, Shirley"Whalesong and the Sound of the World," Green Words/Green Worlds: Environmental Literatures and Politics in Canada. York University Environmental Studies and the Sustainable Writing Lab.
Toronto, Canada. October 22, 2011.
“The Being Caribou Expedition: A Case Study in Transboundary Migration, Media Circulation, and Recursive Political Organizing” Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment Ninth Biennial Conference: Species, Spaces, and the Imagination of the Global. Bloomington, USA. June 22, 2011.
Roburn, Shirley"Sound, Sense, and Storytelling: the Call of Wild Language." Joint PhD in Communication Graduate Colloque, Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada. November 5, 2010.
Roburn, Shirley"Sound, Sense, Storytelling and Governance: the Call of Wild Language.” Under Western Skies: Climate, Culture, and Change in Western North America, Calgary, Canada. October 14, 2010.
Roburn, Shirley"Sound, Sense, and Storytelling: the Call of Wild Language." Association for Literature, Environmental and Culture in Canada inaugural conference. Sydney, Canada. Aug 21, 2010.
Roburn, Shirley"A Sea Change in Ocean Governance: Incorporating Acoustic Territories." Thinking With Water Workshop (SSHRC sponsored). Montreal, Canada. June 21-23, 2010
Roburn, Shirley"Sound and Sense: the Call of Wild Language." Canadian Communications Association 2010 Conference. Montreal, Canada. June 1, 2010.
Roburn, Shirley"A Sea Change in Ocean Governance: Incorporating Acoustic Territories." 9th Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies Student Conference on Northern Studies and Polar Regions. Whitehorse, Canada. Oct 2, 2009.
Roburn, Shirley"A Sea Change in Ocean Governance: Incorporating Acoustic Territories." Northern Heterotopias Fourth Annual Aboriginal and Northern Studies Conference. The Pas, Canada. June 5, 2009.
Roburn, Shirley"A Sea Change in Ocean Governance: Incorporating Acoustic Territories." Canadian Communications Association 2009 Conference, Ottawa, Canada. May 30, 2009.
Roburn, Shirley“The Being Caribou Project: Local Stories, International Policy, and Grassroots Civil Society — a Case Study" International Arctic Change 2008 Conference, Quebec City, Canada, December 10, 2008.
Roburn, Shirley"The Being Caribou Project: Local Stories, International Policy, and Grassroots Civil Society — a Case Study." 5th Open Assembly of the Northern Research Forum: Seeking Balance in a Changing North. Anchorage, USA. September 25, 2008.
Roburn, Shirley""Glocal" Tactical Trajectories: the Case of Spartacus Books." Canadian Communications Association 2008 Conference. Vancouver, Canada. June 5, 2008.
Roburn, Shirley“Spartacus Books: A Tactical Trajectory.” Memory as Medium: Experience, Exchange, Representation. 3rd Annual Conference of the Communication Graduate Caucus, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University. Ottawa, Canada. March 14, 2008.
Roburn, Shirley"Innis and Environmental Politics: Practical Insights from the Yukon." Melting Boundaries: Carrying Out Effective Research in the Circumpolar World, 8th International Student Conference on Northern Studies. Saskatoon, Canada. October 18-21, 2007.
Roburn, Shirley"Innis and Environmental Politics: Practical Insights from the Yukon." Innis and the North Workshop (SSHRC sponsored). Montreal, Canada. August 15-17, 2007.
Roburn, Shirley"Reducing Food Miles: Theory and Practice." Workshop co-presented with Seema Patel. 1999 Joint Meeting of the Agriculture, Food, and Human Values Society (AFHVS), the Association for the Study of Food and Society (ASFS) and the Food Choice Group. Toronto, Canada. June 3-6, 1999.
Roburn, Shirley"GIS, Digital Data, and the Myth of Eternal Return." Environmental Studies Association of Canada Conference. Ottawa, Canada. June 2-5, 1998,
Roburn, ShirleyRoburn, Shirley. “Learning from Caribou People: Gwich’in and Inuvialuit Perspectives on the Being Caribou Project.” Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature & Environment
Roburn, ShirleyRowland, W. Love and Gravity: Morality and Inconvenient Truths. Submitted for publication and under review. (210 pp.) 2010
Rowland, WadeRowland, W. “Gresham’s Law in Early Commercial Radio as a Template for Current Experience with Web-Based Media: the Mechanics of Mediocrity,” Journal of Radio Studies. (submitted, under review) , 2010.
Rowland, WadeGehl, Robert W. “Opinion | Elon Musk’s Stance on Free Speech Doesn’t Include Competition to Twitter.” Toronto Star. December 18, 2022, sec. Opinion. https://www.thestar.com/opinion/contributors/2022/12/18/elon-musks-stance-on-free-speech-doesnt-include-competition-to-twitter.html.
Gehl, Robert W.Langlois, G. (In Progress). Textile as Communication. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
Langlois, Ganaele M.“Balang’s Dance: Puro Arte as Queer Affect”, special issue of Q & A: Voices from Queer Asian North America, “Q & A 2.0”
Mecija, Casey“Ness Lee’s “Soft Universe”: Queer Diasporic Art and a Pedagogy of Softness”
Mecija, Casey“Blank Space and the Queer Sonics of Filipinx Childhood”, Sounding Out!: The Sound Studies Blog. 2020
Mecija, Casey“One Queer Couple’s Hopes and Dreams for their Child: This Toddler’s Two Moms Wish for a World that Reflects their Family”
Mecija, Casey“Heartbreak is Sonic: How Billy-Ray Belcourt’s Poetry Encouraged Decolonial Love in 2017”
Mecija, Casey2009 Wirsig, Karen and David Skinner. “Forget the TV Titans” rabble.ca, Nov. 9, 2009.
Skinner, David2008 Skinner, David. “The Struggle for the Soul of Canadian Media.” Canadian Dimension Vol. 42 No. 1 January/February: pp. 41-43.
Skinner, David2006 Skinner, David. “Media Democracy in Canada.” Relay. Winnipeg: Open Door Press. pp. 44-46.
Skinner, David2005 Skinner, David. “Reform or Alternatives? Limits and Pressures on Changing the Mediascape.” Communiqué. Union for Democratic Communications. Volume 19, Spring. pp. 14-38.
Skinner, David2003 Skinner, David. “Alternative Media.” In The Canadian Encyclopedia. On line at www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com.
Skinner, David“The arrangement of fate in the land of fantasy.” Blog post, World Circus and Stories Mapping Project.
Zhang, Tracy Ying“Teaching anti-racist feminist media.” Essay, Centre for Ethnographic Research and Exhibition in the Aftermath of Violence.
Zhang, Tracy Ying“Voix des femmes du monde à côte-des-neiges.” I co-wrote this article with women from femmes du monde, Le Jumelé, (Hiver). Table de Concertation des Organismes au Service des Personnes Réfugiées et Immigrantes.
Zhang, Tracy Ying“Culture matters: The making of AFCOOP, 1974-2004.” Essay, the 30th anniversary program of the Atlantic Filmmakers’ Cooperative (p. 19-21), Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Zhang, Tracy Ying