May 2011
Articles
Barker, Martin (Joint Editor). Editorial introduction
Special Edition
Gillespie, Marie, Hugh Mackay & Alban Webb (Guest Editors – Special Edition). Special Issue Introduction: Design & devices: Towards a genealogy of audience research methods at the BBC World Service, 1932-2011
Ampofo, Lawrence. The social life of real-time social media monitoring
Mackay, Hugh & Jingrong Tong. Interactivity, the global conversation and World Service research: Digital China
Mytton, Graham. Audience research at the BBC World Service 1932-2010
Parta, R. Eugene. Audience Research in Extremis: Cold War Broadcasting to the USSR
Skuse, Andrew & Marie Gillespie. Designs, devices and development: Audience research as creative resource in the making of an Afghan radio drama
Webb, Alban. A leap of imagination: BBC audience research over the iron curtain
Wilding, Colin M. Numbers that count: Measuring the BBC World Service global audience
Articles
Anderson, Lauren. Dancing about architecture? Talking around popular music in film soundtracks
Deller, Ruth. Twittering on: Audience research and participation using Twitter
Lee, Angela. Time Travelling with Fanfic Writers: Understanding fan culture through repeated online interviews
Williams, Rebecca. “Wandering off into soap land”: Fandom, genre and ‘shipping’ The West Wing
Reviews
Highmore, Ben. Ordinary Lives: Studies in the Everyday. Routledge (2010). ISBN: 9780415461870.
Hill, Annette. Restyling Factual TV Audience & News, Documentary & Reality Genres. Routledge (2007). ISBN: 9780415379564.
Papacharissi, Zizi (ed.). A Networked Self, Identity, Community, & Culture on Social Network Sites. Routledge (2010). ISBN: 9780415801812.