Title	Publication Date	Language	Citations
Disrupting the Dichotomy: “Yo Soy Chicana /o?” in the New Latina /o South	2004/04/01	English	27
Modes of Reception: A Consolidated Analytical Framework	2007/08/28	English	27
Manufacturing Authenticity: The Rhetoric of “Real” in Women's Magazines	2013/07/01	English	26
What is “organizational communication”? Communication as a dialogic of text and conversation	1999/01/01	English	26
Discursive Legitimation of a Controversial Technology: Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Women in Israel and the Internet	2007/02/20	English	26
Quantitative evaluation of persuasive appeals using comparative meta-analysis	2016/07/02	English	25
Multi-Platform Event Television: Reconceptualizing our Relationship with Television	2004/10/01	English	25
Can Government Support the Press? Historicizing and Internationalizing a Policy Approach to the Journalism Crisis	2011/04/01	English	25
Money as Mass Communication: U.S. Paper Currency and the Iconography of Nationalism	2008/05/27	English	24
Tradition Never Goes Out of Style: The Role of Tradition in Women’s Naming Practices	2004/01/01	English	24
The Gender ofLatinidad: Latinas Speak About Hispanic Television	2004/04/01	English	24
“War Rooms” of the Street: Surveillance Practices in Transportation Control Centers	2007/12/05	English	23
Unsung helpers: older adults as a source of digital media support for their peers	2020/10/01	English	22
The Necessary Revolution: Sex-Positive Feminism in the Post-Barnard Era	2008/09/15	English	22
Opportunity or risk? How news organizations frame social media in their guidelines for journalists	2016/04/02	English	21
Good citizens and bad history: Today's political ideals in historical perspective	2000/01/01	English	20
Broadcast reform revisited: Reverend Everett C. Parker and the “standing” case (office of communication of the United church of Christ v. Federal Communications Commission)	1997/11/01	English	19
Network news construction of homelessness: 1980–1993	2001/01/01	English	19
Crisis-Readiness and Media Witnessing	2009/08/31	English	19
The Road Not Taken: William James’s Radical Empiricism and Communication Theory	2005/07/01	English	19
“Look me straight in the eye” the political discourse of authenticity, spontaneity, and sincerity	2001/01/01	English	18
Vigilantism, public shaming, and social media hegemony: The role of digital-networked images in humiliation and sociopolitical control	2017/07/03	English	18
A nation of millions: Hip hop culture and the legacy of black nationalism	2001/01/01	English	18
Performance Journalism: The Case of Media's Coverage of War and Terror	2009/08/31	English	18
Palin,Saturday Night Live, and Framing: Examining the Dynamics of Political Parody	2013/07/01	English	17
Incels online reframing sexual violence	2020/10/01	English	17
Pornographic Permutations	2008/09/15	English	17
Victims No More: Postfeminism, Television, and Ally McBeal	2002/10/01	English	17
Air Mobilities on the U.S.–Caribbean Border: Open Skies and Closed Gates	2010/11/30	English	17
Women and New Men: Negotiating Masculinity in the Japanese Media	2004/07/01	English	16