MARCH
2005
28 Advertising Age Special
Issue, 75th Anniversary
24 unveiled Sex In Ads/Media website under ADVERTISING
23 A
new study from Arbitron and
Edison Media Research released Wednesday shows that new media technologies such
as iPods, satellite radio, digital video recorders, and Internet broadcasting,
are making inroads on traditional media. According to the study, one in 10
Americans are heavy on-demand media consumers, owning one or more on-demand
media devices.
22 Media
literacy advocated as smoking prevention (study)
21 
TIME Magazine cover story: Has
Television Gone Too Far?
16 redesigned Food Print Ads web site
15 MLC website is one of the "101
Best Web Sites for Secondary Teachers" as published by ISTE; I
learned this week that I am a finalist in the "Leaders
in Learning" media literacy award, sponsored by the cable TV industry.
14 State of The News Media
2005 report issued by Project for Excellence in Journalism
13 No
bias in US media coverage of Iraq: study
11 presented "Reading the languages of media" at the North Carolina
Reading conference, Winston Salem, NC
9 KFF unveils Generation
M: Media in the Lives of 8-18 Year-olds
Many of the panelists on the forum mentioned the need for media literacy
education, yet
most of the major media reports completely ignored this fact...Except MSNBC
which made
a passing reference in its
story.
8 Complaint
report on alcohol ads released
7 added clickable map of the United States on State Standards page
Is it me, or is anybody else sick of seeing/hearing/reading anything more about:
Martha Stewart, Michael Jackson, Robert Blake?
6 Pew
study on role of Internet in 2004 elections
4 lots
of press over the impending retirement of Dan Rather from the CBS Evening
News broadcast
(veteran newsman Bob Scheiffer is to take over temporarily)
3 I presented "What Every Media Specialist Should Know About Media
Literacy" at the annual
conference of the South Carolina Assn of School Librarians, Florence, SC
1 Teenagers
find information about sex on the internet when they look for it – and
when they don't