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@Students are expected to attend ALL classes, be active participants in class discussions, and hand in their weekly papers (points will be marked off for late papers).
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Changing media worlds„ŸIntroduction(Krakower)
Mediated sports and culture (Morita)
ABC news (Craft)
Newsweek (Sai)
Media and war coverageiMurakamij
Broadcast media (Hiyoshi)
Media and language (Koide)
Educational programming (Nakai)
Media and culture (Wilson)
Independent film industry (Imoto)
Corporate public relations Fukunaga)
Marketing and branding (Ueyama)

University of the Sacred Heart, Tokyo