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Here you can search, read, and download Nordicom's books and reports. All publications are Open Access and can be freely downloaded or read online. Many of our books can also be purchased as print copies.

Bokomslag: Barn och unga i det nya medielandskapet

Report | 1998

Barn och unga i det nya medielandskapet: Statistik och analys

Ulla Carlsson (Ed.)

Edited volume | 1998

Cultural Cognition: New Perspectives in Audience Theory

Anita Werner, Birgitta Höijer (Eds.)

This anthology presents some perspectives in audience theory. The authors main frame of reference are culturally based cognitive perspectives.

Monograph | 1998

Pressen i Kalmar län under 1900-talet

Sverker Jonsson (Ed.)

Report | 1998

Nordicom-Sveriges Mediebarometer 1997

Ulla Carlsson (Ed.)

Edited volume | 1998

Perspektiv på Post- och Inrikes Tidningar

Per Rydén, Karl Erik Gustafsson (Eds.)

Edited volume | 1997

MedieSverige 1997: Statistik och analys

Ulla Carlsson, Catharina Bucht (Eds.)

I Del I presenteras temaartiklar om den nya medieteknologin och dess effekter för det rådande medielandskapet, som behandlas i Del II (beskrivningsdelen) medium för medium. Varje avsnitt innehåller utförliga tabellsammanställningar och statistisk analys.

Report | 1997

Nordic Media Trends 1997: in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden

Eva Harrie, Ulla Carlsson (Eds.)

Nordicom publishes a series entitled Nordic Media Trends, the first issue of which appeared in 1995. Media Trends 1997 in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Descriptive Analyses and Statistics, a second, more detailed volyme of media statistics and national surveys, is available from Nordicom.

Edited volume | 1997

Beyond Media Uses and Effects

Ulla Carlsson (Ed.)

The volume is dedicated to Professor Karl Erik Rosengren and includes 10 articles which highlight themes which have been principal foci in his scientific work in the fields of media and communication research. The authors are colleagues and collaborators, and the articles also offer some reflections on Rosengren’s work and the many collaborative efforts included in it.