The International Media section of the proceedings contains the following 13 papers: "Text and Context: A Case Study of International News Discourse" (Shujen Wang); "The Future of Public Service Broadcasting in Japan and the U.K.: A Comparative Analysis" (Roya Akhavan-Majid); "Reinventing Freedom of the Press: The Search for a Post-Soviet Model in the New Russia" (Lisa W. Holstein); "Global TV News in Developing Countries: CNN's Expansion to Egypt" (Joe S. Foote and Hussein Amin); "Source Credibility during the Gulf War: A Q-Study of Rural and Urban Saudi Arabian Citizens" (Safran S. Al-Makaty and others); "Journalistic Excellence in Two Different Political Systems: A Comparative Study of American and Chinese News Reporting Awards" (Louisa Ha); "Children of the Himalayas: The Message of Chipko: 'Travel of Information' in Chamoli, India" (Jawahara K. Saidullah); "Vaccination Messages on Nigerian Broadcasting Stations: Does Content Really Matter?" (Folu Ogundimu); "The Role of Women Journalists in Philippine Political Change" (Richard Shafer and Suzanna Hornig); "Anti-Americanism in South Korea: The Mass Media and the Politics of Signification" (Jae-kyoung Lee); "Development Journalism in an Asian Setting: A Study of Depthnews" (Floyd J. McKay); "The Legal Foundations of Mass Media Regulation in Guyana: A Commonwealth Caribbean Case Study" (M. Kent Sidel); and "Propaganda in the U.S. and Taiwan Television News: A Comparative Study of Political Affairs" (Li-Ning Huang). (HB)