The Media History section of the proceedings contains the following nine papers: "'This Is a Test': The Evolution of the Emergency Broadcast System" (Larry G. Burkum); "Radio Homemaker Programming: Old Time Radio's Ingredient for Attracting Women Listeners" (J. Steven Smethers and Lee Jolliffe); "Her Amplified Voice: Gender, War Propaganda and Canadian Motherhood, 1939-1943" (Barbara M. Freeman); "The Attempt to Censor Racist Speech: The NAACP's Protests against 'The Birth of a Nation,' 1915-1916" (Hosoon Chang); "A Look at Factors Leading to the Murder of a Broadcast Journalist" (Mary K. Sparks); "Timothy H. O'Sullivan: His Role in the Great Surveys of the American West" (John Anderson); "Fact or Fiction? The Mystery of Magazine Content Quality in 1905" (Louise Williams Hermanson); "Global Television and Global Community: The Utopian Rhetoric of Satellite Communications Policy, 1961-63" (Michael Curtin); and "Get Thee to the Kitchen! The First Wave of the Women's Movement in the 19th Century Political Cartoons of 'Puck,''Punchinello,' and 'Harper's Weekly'" (Elizabeth Fakazis). (RS)