Publications

"This is no longer your father's urban landscape, the place where everyone got their news from Walter Cronkite, their entertainment from Ed Sullivan and their home appliances from Sears." W.G. Smith in Cable Television Association for Marketing Quarterly Journal 1998.

______________________________________________________________________

Talk Radio & Why It’s Important, AMAG Awareness Magazine, 2005

Why Diverse U.S. Cable Audiences are Leading the Way. Worldwide Audience Measurement Conference (WAM). Los Angeles 2003

Cable World The Urban Marketplace, August 2002

The Information Society and the Black Community,
“Blacks & Information Technology”, Praeger Publishers, 2001.
Railroad Man, Urban Hiker, May 2001

A Look Towards Advancement: Minority Employment in Cable, National Association of Minorities in Communications, 1999

Cable Television Journal of Marketing “Cable’s Hidden Markets”, Fall 1998

Media Research Club of Chicago Review “Hidden Markets: Population Changes and the Urban Frontier” August 1998

Minority Ownership: Obstacles & Opportunities in the Media & Telecommunications Industries, National Association of Minorities in Communications, 1998

Hidden Markets & The New Urban Frontier, 1997

Proceedings for Technical Papers, Society for Cable Television Engineers, 1991

Communications Technology "The Missing Rung", January 1991

Communications Technology "What's a Fuzzie: Customer Service for Field Personnel”, December 1990

CED "What's a Fuzzie: Customer Service for Field Personnel”, Dec. 1990

Black Television Audience Heterogeneity: A Uses & Gratifications Approach, Master’s Thesis, National Institute of Education (ERIC) 1985: Alan Bussel Research Award, AEJMC & Kappa Tau Alpha Research Award.

Back to About