Title Media interrupted : the dissection of media in American culture / Cambridge Educational, Radish Creative Group ; director, Amy S. Weber ; producer, Gayle Friedman ; writers, Gayle Friedman, Amy S. Weber.

Publication Info.	Monmouth Junction, NJ : Cambridge Educational, a division of Films for the Humanities & Sciences, [2001]
	©2001

Item Status

Location	Call No.	Status	OPAC Message	Public Note	Gift Note
Moore Video	P94.65.U6 M43 2001 disc. 2	Available	Ask at Circulation Desk

Description	3 videodiscs (approximately 60 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Physical Medium	polychrome
Description	digital
	optical
	video file
	DVD video
System Details	DVD.
Performer	Narrator, Amy S. Weber ; announcer, Gene Pulice.
Summary	Philosophers, communication professors, and advertising executives discuss various aspects of the media's influence on American society.
Contents	[pt. 1]. Why we do what we do (23 min.) -- [pt. 2]. Why we buy what we buy (18 min.) -- [pt. 3]. Sexual stereotypes in the media (19 min.).
Subject	Mass media and culture -- United States.
	Mass media and culture.
	United States.
	Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media.
	Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media.
	Marketing research.
	Marketing research.
	Consumer behavior -- United States.
	Consumer behavior.
Genre/Form	Video recordings.
	Video recordings.
	Documentary television programs.
	Documentary television programs.
Added Author	Weber, Amy.
	Gold, Gayle Friedman.
	Cambridge Educational (Firm)
	Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)
	Radish Creative Group.
Added Title	Dissection of media in American culture
	Why we do what we do.
	Why we buy what we buy.
	Sexual stereotypes in the media.
ISBN	0736535535 set
	0736535543 pt. 1
	0736535551 pt. 2
	073653556X pt. 3
Music No.	FFH 11741 Cambridge Educational, a division of Films for the Humanities & Sciences
	FFH 11742 Cambridge Educational, a division of Films for the Humanities & Sciences
	FFH 11743 Cambridge Educational, a division of Films for the Humanities & Sciences