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Media Studies: Reference Sources
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This list is a sample of our reference sources in the library. Reference sources include Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, Directories, Handbooks, Guides, and much more. Come browse the shelves in the Reference room (call number P for general media and communication), and you'll find a wealth of information.
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 Bowling, Beatniks, and Bell-Bottoms: Pop Culture of 20th-Century America
5 volumes
Provides information about the enduring products, innovative trends, and fun fads that highlighted each decade of the twentieth century. Arranged chronologically by decade, approximately 750 entries are grouped into nine topic sections: Commerce, Fashion, Film and Theater, Food and Drink, Music, Print Culture, Sports and Games, TV and Radio, and The Way We Lived.
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 Call Number:
Ref E169.1 .B7825 2002
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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 Webster's New World Dictionary of Media and Communications
Defines terms used in a variety of media and communication fields.
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Call Number:
Ref P87.5 .W45 1990
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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 Dictionary of Media Literacy
A compilation of significant concepts, issues, organizations, people and international developments in the field of media literacy.
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Call Number:
Ref P91.3 .S527 1997
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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 DWM: A Directory of Women's Media
Produced by the National Council for Research on Women, it provides information about women's media.
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Call Number:
Ref P96.W6 D93 1992
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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 Plunkett's Entertainment and Media Industry Almanac
A guide to trends, technologies, and companies in entertainment and media.
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Call Number:
Ref P88.8 .P57
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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 World Media Handbook
Published by the United Nations, it has summaries of selected media and related data for countries around the world.
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Call Number:
Ref P88.8 .W66 1995
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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