visual symbolism and stereotypes in the wake of 9-11 • visual communication and an ethic for images • girls can be doctors and boys can be nurses: surfing for solutions for gender stereotyping • images and stereotypes • military censorship of photographs • photojournalism ethics timeless issues • chronicle of higher education commentaries • "ethics matters" columns for news photographer magazine • public radio commentaries • analog vs. digital instruction and learning • photographic coverage during the persian gulf and iraqi wars • use of visual elements on newspaper front pages • urban screens: the beginning of a universal visual culture • african-american photo coverage in life, newsweek, and time, 1937-1988 • african-american photo coverage in four u.s. newspapers, 1937-1990 • living with pornography: an essay in exactly 1,000 words • engaging the news: rethinking journalistic presentations • writing for the masses: the trick is not to mind • developing state-of-the-art instructional materials • digital literacy: visual communication and computer images • faking images in photojournalism • the portraits of christopher columbus • computer aids instruction in photojournalism ethics • a pedological discussion of pictorial stereotypes • front page mug shots: a content analysis of five u.s. newspapers in 1986 • riding the information choo-choo • syntactic theory of visual communication • the role of photojournalism in mass communication education • using the internet as an ethics resource tool • virtual photography when images become real • the www is a place for learners • learning to live with public-speaking anxiety • speech during the atlanta photojournalism seminar • digital hegemony: the clash between words and pictures • hey o.j., nice shoes • in (and out) like flynt • on the n- and f-words: quantifying the taboo • searching for journalism credibility in this dotcom world • susan sontag and brian goldfarb book reviews • michael carlebach book review • ted koppel: we hardly want to know ye • five flights up • the spiral web: on the nature of coincidence • the zen of photojournalism • on mentors, ethics, war and hurricanes • floods and photo-ops: a visual historiography approach • ethics and images: five major concerns • visual communication quarterly commentaries: visual communication influence, online teaching, influencial books, typography, manet's world, visual communication as a discipline, visualization technique, temperature reading, family snapshots, hearing and seeing, naming conventions, skype lectures, size matters, sign symbolism, the third effect, educational hats, at a crossroad • journalism & communication monographs commentaries: on mobilizing mother, best of list, on blame narratives, on mega classes, on augmented reality, on civil war imagery, on advertising, on historical research, on maps of africa, on accreditation, on telegraphy and dusty cabinets, and don't think twice, it's all right • from abomination to indifference: a visual analysis of transgender stereotypes in the media • technology changes us: an aejmc, toronto panel discussion