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Asian-american Media:     more books (100)

Crime and Racial Constructions: Cultural Misinformation about African Americans in Media and Academia by Jeanette Covington, 2010-04-16 Asian America through the Lens: History, Representations, and Identities (Critical Perspectives on Asian Pacific Americans) by Jun Xing, 1998-07-15 Monitored Peril: Asian Americans and the Politics of TV Representation by Darrell Y. Hamamoto, 1994-07-25 Mormon And Asian American Model Minority Discourses In News And Popular Magazines (Mellen Studies in Journalism) by Chiung Chen Hwang, Chiung Hwang Chen, 2004-07 Asian American Assimilation:Ethnicity, Immigration, and Socioeconomic Attainment (The New Americans) by C.N. Le, 2007-07-16 Media, Culture, and the Modern African American Freedom Struggle by BRIAN E. WARD, 2001-08-01 Veils And Daggers (Asian American History & Culture) by Linda Steet, 2000-02-25 Say It Loud!: African American Audiences, Media and Identity Seattle's International District: The Making of a Pan-Asian American Community by Doug Chin, 2002-03 Asian American Women: Issues, Concerns, and Responsive Human and Civil Rights Advocacy by Lora Jo Foo, 2003-11-13 Bridging Intergenerational Gaps among Korean American Families: Asian Values Gap, Cognitive Flexibility, Coping Strategies, and Child-Parent Conflicts ... American Young Adults and their Parents by Annie Ahn, 2008-10-02 African-American Odyssey Media Research Update, Volume I, The (2nd Edition) by Darlene Clark Hine, William C. Hine, et all 2004-02-27 Brown and Black Communication: Latino and African American Conflict and Convergence in Mass Media (Contributions to the Study of Mass Media and Communications) Pens and Swords: How the American Mainstream Media Report the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Marda Dunsky, 2008-02-15

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41. Asian CineVision
    (ACV), a nonprofit media arts organization dedicated to promoting and preserving Asian and Asian American media expressions, today unveiled a new corporate  
    http://www.asiancinevision.org/press/CORPORATE_LOGO_RELEASE.html
    
    Extractions: January 2, 2003 Asian CineVision, Inc. Launches New Corporate Logo and Website The new logo features three shapes, each in a different shade of red, interlocked together to form a soft-edged triangle. The new tagline, ³Moving Imaginations Since 1976,² reflects ACV's support of Asian and Asian American media works since its inception. "For over 25 years, ACV has provided a formal showcase of films by emerging and experienced filmmakers of Asian descent through the annual Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) – the first and longest-running festival of its kind in the United States," said Risa Morimoto, Executive Director of ACV. "The new logo and tagline represents the organization¹s commitment to growth and to provide creative programs and services to provoke, inspire, and challenge imaginations." ACV's new website (

42. LookSmart - Directory - Asian American Entertainment And Media
    Asian American Entertainment and media Discover Asian American music, visual and performing arts, cinema, events, celebrities, and publications.  
    http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317916/us147916/us237166/us261878/us2

43. Asian American Net: Asian Organizations
    media Action Network for Asian Americans (MANAA Asian American Net welcomes your comments/suggestions. Copyrighted All Rights Reserved AsianAmerican.Net 916  
    http://www.asianamerican.net/org_main.html
    
    Extractions: ACCESS: Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services . A human services organization, provides a wide range of social, mental health, educational, artistic, employment, legal and medical services. APEX: Asian Professional Exchange . To serve young Asian American professionals who can explore new career paths, meet peers and leaders. Arizona Asian American Association . To provide an open forum for all Asians where they can express and share their concerns, problems and achievements. Asia Hands . Founded in 1997, Asia Hands is a non profit social networking group for professionals of all ages and nationality who have previously lived and worked in the Asia region. Asia Source . An online resource developed by the Asia Society to meet the need for timely, reliable, unbiased information and assistance regarding the cultural, economic, social, historical, and political dimensions of Asia. Asian Wind . Bridging East and West in Business Technology and Culture. Asian American Arts Alliance , New York: A non-profit service organization dedicated to increasing the support, recognition and appreciation of Asian American arts.

44. Asian American Net : U.S. Newspapers & Media
    Asian American Net  
    http://www.asianamerican.net/news_main.html
    
    Extractions: setTimeout("window.location.reload(true)", 900*1000); // refresh time in ms Selected U.S. Newspapers: Alabama Live Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Anchorage Daily News Atlanta Journal-Constitution ... The Columbus Dispatch , OH The Dallas Morning News Denver Post Detroit Free Press Hawaii Tribune-Herald ... Lansing State Journal , MI Los Angeles Daily News Los Angeles Times The Miami Herald New York Daily News ... Orlando Sentinel , FL Peoria Journal Star Philadelphia Inquirer Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Richmond Times-Dispatch ... State Journal-Register , Springfield, IL St. Louis Post-Dispatch Tallahassee Democrat Topeka Capital-Journal The Washington Post ... Yahoo : Newspapers by Regions: U.S. States U.S. Newspaper Links

45. AsianWeek: Business: Asian American Print Media—Proliferation And Problems
    Asian Americans consume more magazines they see the wider selection of what is out there and they are therefore very picky with Asian American media.”.  
    http://www.asianweek.com/2000_05_04/biz_apiprintmedia.html
    
    Extractions: By Debbi Gardiner Monolid www.monolid.com Monolid is available by subscription nationwide and is also sold in bookstores in Washington D.C., New York and Northern California. After a year of productions, Monolid And Monolid is only one of the plentiful crop of Asian American magazines sprouting up in bookstores across the U.S. Times Have Changed Rafu Shimpo Rice also offered a fresh view of the Asian American experience, but according to Imada, it eventually folded because it failed to attract mainstream advertisers. API Print Leaders A. Magazine Yolk Pacific Citizen Filipinas Transpacific Giant Robot Asian Sun News Asian Enterprise and AsianWeek. Giant Robot is a Los Angeles-based magazine that takes a pop culture approach to the Asian American community. Founded in 1994 at 240 copies, Robot AsianWeek has seen its circulation climb from 30,000 in 1997 to over 50,000 in 2000. Its offices now include Los Angeles as well as the San Francisco Bay Area. And A. Magazine

46. AsianWeek.com: Opinion: The Real Asian American Journalists
    people who are part of the real community. AAJA journalists? Nope. The real Asian American journalists are in the ethnic media.  
    http://www.asianweek.com/2001_08_10/opinion_emil.html
    
    Extractions: (in Opinion) by Emil Guillermo I Chronicle struggled to come up with "Model minority image is a hurdle; Asian Americans feel left out of the mainstream.” N The event drew hardly any local community members, and less than a third of the conventioneers bothered to come, a paltry showing for what was billed as the major substantive exchange on media and Asian Americans. W The New York Times' T It was so frustrating that even before prompting by the moderator, I was at the public microphone, ready to go after them. N o Asian voices? Are they kidding? What are we in the ethnic media? Chopped bitter melon? T he fact is the ethnic media has been there all along. While the mainstream has done its best to put Asian Americans in a media void, the ethnic media, both in-language and in English, has been there with a view from the community.

47. The Debut News
    World Premiere Behind the Scenes Trailer Album Links. Asian American media Sites. AsianAvenue.com.  
    http://debutfilm.pinoynet.com/gallery/asianamsites.asp

48. Asian American Film
    Asian American media Reference Guide. 2nd Ed. Moving the Image Independent Asian Pacific American media Arts . Los Angeles UCLA Asian American Studies Center.  
    http://people.cohums.ohio-state.edu/denton2/courses/c346/e346.htm
    
    Extractions: The course will be conducted primarily in lecture/discussion format. "Primary" films will be viewed in class, but students will also be expected to view "secondary" films outside of class. Films will be put on reserve at the Cunz Hall Language Lab. A course listserv will keep students posted on film viewings and allow them to express themselves in written form. Texts (available at SBX):

49. National Asian Americans Telecommunications Association
    resources. Located in San Francisco, NAATA is one of the three major Asian American media arts organizations in the United States. Its  
    http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/N/htmlN/nationalasia/nationalasia.htm
    
    Extractions: NATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION The mission of the National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) is "to advance the ideals of cultural pluralism in America and to promote better understanding of the Asian Pacific American experience through film, video and radio." Since its founding in 1980, NAATA has been bringing award-winning programs by and about Asian Pacific Americans to the public through such venues as national and local television broadcasting, film and video screenings, and educational distribution services. NAATA works primarily in three programming areas: television broadcast, exhibition (namely, the annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival), and non-broadcast distribution, (more specifically, through their CrossCurrent Media catalogue). Through this effort, the organization seeks to support and nurture Asian Pacific American media artists in order to proffer a more accurate representation of Asian Pacific communities to the public. The representation of Asian Americans in American television and film, supporters of the group feel, has led to many false perceptions of them. In the 1995 Catalogue of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, Stephen Gong (film history scholar and manager of the Pacific Film Archive) argues that the struggles in the career of silent film star, Sessue Hayakawa remain emblematic of the price Asian/American actors pay in order to get some screen time. Referring to the stereotypes of Asian Americans, he asks: "Do the commercial constraints that have apparently governed mass media from its earliest days still make it a given that public expectations must be fulfilled before artistic vision can be exercised?" NAATA attempts to respond to this question by presentingand more importantly, integratingalternative and self-proclaimed representation by "marginal" peoples into the mainstream media culture.

50. Asian-America At AsianMall.com
    Tia Carrere The absolute fan page of Tia Carrere ViewIt Recommend-It. Visual Communications Asian American media arts center View-It Recommend-It.  
    http://www.asianmall.com/amall/arc/aa/entertainment.html
    
    Extractions: Asian Anerica News The Emerging Asian American presence on the WWW... and our Mission What is missing The definition of culture is usually encompassed by its arts and artist. Here we present to you the Asians of America who do their part in cultivating that definition through images, words, and presence. Filmmakers, TV and Actors Publications Musicians and Singers Writers ... Resources Featured Sites Yolk Magazine

51. Searching For Asian America . Asian American Women In Media | PBS
    Copyright 2004 National Asian American Telecommunications Association, Inc. All rights reserved. Contact Us.  
    http://www.pbs.org/searching/aaw_glee.html
    
    Extractions: I stumbled into filmmaking after graduating from college. I was living in Korea for a couple of years and I got involved with a support center for Korean women who were working as prostitutes for American GI's near the Demilitarized Zone. I originally wanted to do some kind of oral history project about the women because my background in college was history and journalism and because I wanted to help let other people hear these stories. I had never used a video camera before. I met filmmaker Diana Lee and then PhD student, Kathy Moon, who were both interested in the topic, and we decided to pool our resources and make the documentary CAMP ARIRANG, which is about militarized prostitution in South Korea. When I came back to the States, I just started trying to get more experience, getting production work, working on various documentaries as a researcher or assistant. I worked for a television show as a post-production assistant and got involved in a production workshop at Third World Newsreel in New York. I was getting my feet wet, while simultaneously trying to co-produce a documentary. I was making a film, but I had so much to learn about the whole process. I had always been interested in writing my own stories and working with actors. I decided to go back to film school and focus on that aspect, and that's what I've done ever since. I'm currently working on a feature script that I plan to direct, but in the meantime, I continue to make documentaries because I just love the process. There are just so many stories and characters out there - the ones you could never recreate in a fiction form because the originals are so much more interesting.

52. PBS - "Ancestors In The Americas"
    The web site includes an extensive directory of member organizations and other resources. OTHER ASIAN AMERICAN media SOURCES. The  
    http://www.pbs.org/ancestorsintheamericas/aaorgs.html
    
    Extractions: Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, NAATA presents media works by and about Asian Americans on public television, and features the most extensive collection of Asian Pacific American educational media programs available for sale or rent. Also hosts annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.

53. Asian American Book, Film, And Media Reviews
    AAAMPLITUDE. It s put out by Asian American Arts media, Inc., a nonprofit organization that existed from the early 80 s to mid-90 s. .  
    http://www.inform.umd.edu/EdRes/Topic/Diversity/Specific/Race/Specific/Asian_Ame

54. Djchuang.com: Asian American
    new AA magazine Hyphen Magazine Bridges the Gap The Next Generation of Asian American media an allvolunteer non-profit effort. View all Features.. Search.  
    http://www.djchuang.com/asian/
    
    Extractions: a place called home asian Asian American Reconsidering Rickshaw Rally the on-going saga about a new VBS curriculum published by Lifeway that may be unintentionally stereotyping Asian Americans (and official clip art downloads )... and in November/December 2003, SBC decides to not modify the material, to the chagrin of offending many buzz spreading to: LifeWay Consults Culture Experts to Quash Critics' Quarrels with VBS Curriculum (Apr 5, 2004); BGCT (Baptist General Convention of Texas) ends relationship with Lifeway (Mar 4, 2004); Christianity Today, "Vacation Bible School Wars" (Feb 27, 2004); NPR affiliate KQED's Pacific Time picks up on this ( RealAudio segment Jason Whong's blog + email to Lifeway MetaFilter comments [aka MeFi] (1/9/04), Petitioners seek withdrawal of VBS curriculum (Fort Worth), Baptist Bible school curriculum offends some Asian-Americans in The Victoria Advocate (12/20/03), Comics not only source to tickle your funny bone (KY), Petitioners Seek Withdrawal of Bible School Curriculum Monterey County Herald Baptist Press Tennessean ... EthicsDaily.com and its earlier article which lists offenses and suggestions for improvement

55. Ethnic Media Grows Up | ColorLines | Fall 2002
    As Jeff Yang, former editor of A. Magazine and unofficial don of the early1990s growth in Asian American media, explained at the height of his magazine’s  
    http://www.arc.org/C_Lines/CLArchive/story5_3_02.html
    
    Extractions: ethnic markets Serve the People After my first year of college, I spent the summer interning at a local Asian American weekly in San Francisco. Staying afloat on a shoestring budget and the earnest goodwill of its core staffers, the paper skimmed along with a consistent mix of neighborhood news and national politics. I remember one day the managing editor (who happened to be white) was arguing with one of the section editors about the grave discrepancy in their respective salaries, concluding that the lower-paid Chinese American should relish the chance to serve his community. I believe "psychic salary" is what he termed this intangible bonus. "This heightened interest in the ethnic media market has nothing to do with equal rights or civil rights. It has to do with the bottom line."

56. Asian Media Access :: About Asian Media Access
    on the Minneapolis campus of Metropolitan State University, AMA is one of only five national media organizations devoted to serving Asian American media needs.  
    http://www.amamedia.org/ama/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Search WWW Search AMA About Asian Media Access Asian Media Access is a non-profit organization dedicated to using media arts as tools for social betterment. Centrally located on the Minneapolis campus of Metropolitan State University, AMA is one of only five national media organizations devoted to serving Asian American media needs. Our continuing mission is to Connect the Disconnected: we want to challenge the traditional isolation of Asian American communities by helping Asian Americans realize that the media can be an effective and important tool for communication and education. The media can be important means of preventing social illness. We can use it to identify potential community problems, and to arrive at participatory solutions. Yet, because of cost and technology, the media often remains inaccessible to a large number of citizens, especially to minorities. "Media Access" refers to various educational workshops and practices which enable participation and understanding of media by under-served populations. Through democratization of media access, we can increase tolerance and understanding among all ethnic groups. In this spirit, Asian Media Access provide programs and services in three areas:

57. Asian Media Access :: Asian American Production Studio
    Asian American Production Studio. Promoting Asian American Participation in the media. Having outgrown the facilities at local cable  
    http://www.amamedia.org/programs/special_projects_details/production_studio.shtm
    
    Extractions: Search WWW Search AMA Asian American Production Studio Promoting Asian American Participation in the Media Having outgrown the facilities at local cable access stations, Asian Media Access is looking forward to expanding its production and training programs by establishing an Asian Production Studio in the Twin Cities. Various sites are already under consideration for this studio which will allow Asian Media Access to develop Asian language news programs, ESL classes, documentaries, talk shows and other educational programs specifically designed to meet the media needs of Asian Americans. Equipped with full production control and studio equipment, a portable digital camera package, and an editing system, the Studio will serve as a media training center for Asian American youths and will provide important production opportunities to Asian American film and video professionals. With high quality, non-commercial programming, the Studio will foster the growth and development of Asian American expression in the media and will contribute to an open, diverse environment in the Twin Cities. Related Links:

58. Asian American Resources
    Cultural/Resource Center; UC Berkeley media Resources Center Asian American Videography; UCLA Asian American Studies Center; University of  
    http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/irie/aar/
    
    Extractions: Notices Finally! The user section is finally functional. please fill out a registration form first. After you have been approved, you will be able to add your own links! This is the new location for the Asian American Resources Page. This page is still very much a work in progress. Please stay tuned for more updates. As you can see, I've changed the format a bit. (Bonus points for those who can tell what the new format is from. :) Some pages havent been suitably updated with the new format. Thanks for your patience! Enter Forum AAR User Section Sign Guestbook New Links AAR Select Sites: Asian American Cybernauts Asian Canadian Resources Clubs/Organizations Media Personal Home Pages Info/FAQs ... AAR Notes Non-Commercial Organizations

59. Asian American Community
    A. Magazine; Asian Am Policy Review; Asian American Observer; Asian Week; Filipino Express Online; India Abroad; media Action Network for Asian Americans; National  
    http://www.janet.org/~ebihara/aacyber_community.html

60. Asian American Interactive Media | ASIAMEDIA
    Click Here! Asiamedia.com Asian American Interactive media Tuesday, May 25, 2004, 013636 AM. Asian American Employment Diversity  
    http://asiamedia.com/
    
    Extractions: Intelligent articles on current AA issues of special interest to professional-age Asian Americans, combined with carefully moderated discussions by articulate opinion leaders. Some readers complain that the editors enforce too many restrictions on relevance and decency. Editors have little patience with repetitive or random comments.

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