Vol. 29 No. 1 (2020): Democratic Communiqué

• What is Fake News? A Foundational Question for Developing Effective Critical News Literacy Education

  Nolan Higdon

  pp. 1-18

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• Over the Top: Retransmission Fees and New Commodities in the U.S. Television Industry

  Aaron Heresco, Stephanie Figueroa

  pp. 19-45

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• Translatability, Translational Labor and Capitalist Subsumption: The Communicative Venues of Capitalism

  Marco Briziarelli

  pp. 46-61

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• Activism’s Sweet Embrace: Political Advertisements, Audiences and Interpretive Strategies

  Joshua D. Atkinson, Rasfanul Hoque, Blessy McWan, Jewel White

  pp. 62-77

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• Platform Labour Discourse: How Hyr Targets the “Bucket List Generation”

  Julian Posada, Leslie Regan Shade

  pp. 78-96

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• Extreme Moderation? Critical Political Economy as the Blindspot of Dutch Journalism Studies

  Tabe Bergman

  pp. 97-115

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Critical Commentary

• Sport Sex Scandals: A Comparison Between Penn State and USA Gymnastics

  Linda Fuller

  pp. 116-123

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Book Reviews

• Critical Theory and Authoritarian Populism

  Derek Hrynyshyn

  pp. 124-127

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• HBO’s Treme and the Stories of the Storm: From New Orleans as Disaster Myth to Groundbreaking Television

  Jim Wittebols

  pp. 128-130

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Editor's Note

• A Note from the Editor

  Jeffrey Layne Blevins

  pp. 131

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About the Cover Photo

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  A Coffee Mug at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.

  Jeffrey Layne Blevins

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