Mediatribe '94

Mediatribe

Concordia University's Undergraduate Journal of Communication Studies

Volume 4, Issue 1 -- Spring 1994

Editors' Diatribe: Strategic Interventions
Internet And The Nii: Opening Pandoranet? by Adriana Lozada
Hailing the digital messiah by Hope Moore
Cybertribe rising
Lights, Camera, Interaction: Cybersex: Extensions of Men by Tanya Wagner
Sprinkle, sprinkle, little star: An Even Deeper Examination of Annie Sprinkle by Ziad Touma
Big Sister is Watching by Lainie Knox and Greg Elmer
Hey Mr. Spelling, Look What We've Done to Your 90210! An Ethnographic Survey of the Audience of Beverly Hills 90210 by Rosella Tursi
An interview with Tetsuo Kogawa
Why your radio sucks by Amanda Aronchick
Le CRTC bloque-t-il l'accès du public aux musiques du monde? par Gonzalo Nunez
Literacy and the Underdevelopment of Knowledge by Shirley Roburn
Film and First Peoples: Creating Space for Change by Cara Morton

Mediatribe is the undergraduate journal of Communication Studies at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. The annual is completely student-run and comprises an honours project in the faculty. It is published with the financial assistance of the Dean of Arts and Science, the Dean of Students, the Department of Communication Studies, the Concordia Student Union and the Communication Studies Guild. Mediatribe is published on the World Wide Web from the Concordia User's Group (CUG) server.

Editorial collective 1993-94:
T'cha Dunlevy
Greg Elmer
Lainie Knox
Geneviève Napier

Design & Production
Neil Kandalgaonkar

Faculty Advisor:
Kim Sawchuk, Ph.D.

Cover photo:
Greg Elmer

Special thanks to: our contributors, Stornaway Gallery, everyone who took time to submit their work (sorry we couldn't print everything), dj dxtr, Iain Cook, Tetsuo Kogawa and Amanda Aronchick.

Correspondence:
mtribe@cug.concordia.ca

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Web pages designed by Neil Kandalgaonkar, neil@domingo.concordia.ca.