1. Media, Power, and Democracy in Latin AmericaLee Artz
2. The New International Division of Cultural LaborToby Miller
3. Unsustainable JournalismToby Miller
4. Political Economy within Cultural Studies Richard Maxwell
5. Template Revolutions： Marketing U.S. Regime Change in Eastern EuropeGerald Sussman & Sascha Krader
6. Beyond the Model Worker： Surveying a Creative PrecariatGreig de Peuter
7. Language Put to Work： Cognitive Capitalism, Call Center Labor, and Worker InquiryEnda Brophy
8. Sharp Left Turn for the Media Reform MovementRobert W. McChesney
9. In Whose Interest? Government Communication and Public AccountabilityKirsten Kozolanka
10. Twisting and Turning： Indias Telecommunications and Media
Industries under the Neoliberal RegimeManjunath Pendakur
11. Capital Limits on Creativity： Neoliberalism and its Uses of ArtJyotsna Kapur
12. Manifest Spatialization： Militarizing Communication in CanadaPatricia Mazepa
13. To Veil the Threat of Terror： Afghan Women and the in the Imagery of the U.S. War on TerrorismDana L. Cloud
14. From Pink Slips to Pink Slime： Transforming Media Labor in a Digital AgeNicole S. Cohen
15. Cultural Work as a Site of Struggle： Freelancers and ExploitationNicole S. Cohen
16. Communication is Freedom： Karl Marx on Press Freedom and CensorshipHanno Hardt
17. Karl Marx@Internet StudiesChristian Fuchs & Nick Dyer-Witheford
18. After the Internet： Cloud Computing, Big Data and the Internet of ThingsVincent Mosco
19. Marx is Back, But Which One? On Knowledge Labour and Media PracticeVincent Mosco
20. Marx as Journalist： An Interview with Jim LedbetterSteven Sherman
21. Missing Marx： The Place of Marx in Current Communication Research and the Place of Communication in Marxs Work?rfan Erdogan
22. Digital Marx： Toward a Political Economy of Distributed MediaAndreas Wittel
23. Media Activism From Above and Below： Lessons from the 1940s American Reform MovementVictor Pickard
24. The Network Media Economy： Triumph of the Media Infrastructure Industries, or Crisis of Media?Dwayne Winseck
25. You Kind of Have to Bite the Bullet and do Bitch Work： How Internships Teach Students to Unthink Exploitation in Public RelationsMichelle Rodino-Colocino & Stephanie N. Beberick
26. Occuy the Media： Toward a Communication System for the 99 PercentSteve Macek
27. The Reporters Rebellion： The Chicago Journalism Review 1968-1975Steve Macek
28. Play it Again, Uncle Sam： A Brief History of US Imperialism, Propaganda, and the NewsDeepa Kumar
29. At Last： Labor Convergence and the Creation of SAG-AFTRACatherine McKercher Contributors
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