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Introduction - Dorothy G Singer and Jerome L Singer Why a Handbook onChildren and the Media? PART ONE: THE POPULAR MEDIA AS EDUCATORS ANDSOCIALIZERS OF GROWING CHILDREN Children's Uses and Gratifications History ofChildren's Use of the Electronic Media - Haejung Paik Free Reading - RogerDesmond Implications for Child Development Uses of Television and OtherFilm-Related Media - George Comstock and Erica Scharrer New Forms ofElectronic Media - Kaveri Subrahmanyam et al The Impact of InteractiveGames and the Internet on Cognition, Socialization and Behavior CognitiveFunctions and School Readiness Skills Attention, Comprehension and theEducational Influences of Television - David S Bickham, John C Wright andAletha C Huston Television and the Child's Developing Imagination - Patti MValkenburg Television as Incidental Language Teacher - Letitia R Naigles andLara Mayeux Creating Vigilance for Better Learning from Television - DorinaMiron, Jennings Bryant and Dolf Zillman Prosocial Effects on Children'sSocial Interactions - Marie-Louise Mares and Emory H Woodward Some Hazards ofTelevision-Viewing Fears, Aggression and Sexual Attitudes The Media andChildren's Fears, Anxieties and Perceptions of Danger - Joanne Cantor Effectsof Televised Violence on Aggression - L Rowell Huesmann Media Violence inCross-Cultural Perspective - Jo Groebel A Global Study on Children's MediaBehavior and Some Educational Implications Research on Sex in the Media -Neil M Malamuth and Emily A Impett What Do We Know about Effects onChildren and Adolescents? Sex in the Media - Ed Donnerstein and Stacy SmithTheory, Influences and Solutions Mass Media and Identity Development - NinaHuntemann and Michael Morgan Media and the Family - Robert Kubey and BarnaWilliam Donovan Television's Gender-Role Images and Contribution toStereotyping - Nancy Signorielli Past, Present and Future Television,Children and Multicultural Awareness - Gordon L Berry and Joy Keiko AsamenComprehending the Medium in a Complex Multimedia Society Children andTelevision Advertising - Dale Kunkel Popular Music in Childhood andAdolescence - Donald F Roberts and Peter G Christienson Children,Adolescents, Drugs and the Media - Victor C Strasburger Television FoodAdvertising - Katherine Battle Horgen, Molly Choate and Kelly D BrownellTargeting Children in a Toxic Environment Television and Morality - LawrenceI Rosenkoetter PART TWO: FORGING THE MEDIA ENVIRONMENT FOR THE FUTURE: THEMEDIA INDUSTRY AND ITS TECHNOLOGY The Economic Structure of the CommercialElectronic Children's Media Industries - J Cory Allen Broadcast Networks andthe Children's Television Business - Alison Alexander Serving the Very Youngand Restless - Jerry Franklin, Larry Rifkin and Patrice Pascual Children'sProgramming on Public Television Prix Jeunesse as a Force for CulturalDiversity - David W Kleeman Cable Television - Peter J Dirr Gateway toEducational Resources for Development at all Ages Children, the Internet andOther New Technologies - Todd Tarpley Hazards and Possibilities of CommercialTV in the Schools - Ellen Wartella and Nancy Jennings The Role of Research inEducational Television - Michael Cohen PART THREE: POLICY ISSUES AND ADVOCACYChildren and Media Policy - Dale Kunkel and Brian Wilcox Industry Standardsand Practices - Karen Hill-Scott Compliance with the Children's TelevisionAct Child and Parent Responses to the Age-Based and Content-Based TelevisionRatings - Bradley S Greenberg and Lynn Rampoldi-Hnilo Digital Kids - KathrynC Montgomery The New Online Children's Consumer Culture Public Policy andPrivate Practice - Amy B Jordan Government Regulations and ParentalControl of Children's Television Use in the Home Parents and Other Adults -Marjorie J Hogan Models and Monitors of Healthy Media Habits MediaLiteracy and Critical Television Viewing in Education - James A BrownChildren's Advocacy Groups - Laurie Trotta A History and Analysis