Section B of the Journalism and Media History section of the proceedings contains the following 14 papers: "Rethinking the Questions: An Essay on Writing Journalism History from a Feminist Perspective" (Agnes Hooper Gottlieb); "International Standards for Journalists: The Activities of the Press Congress of the World, 1921-26" (Ulf Jonas Bjork); "The Old and the New in Photojournalism History" (Charles Lewis); "An Exemplary Lady of the Press: Ishbel Ross Engenders a Bill of Rights for Newspaperwomen on the Male-Dominated City Desk of the 1920s" (Beverly G. Merrick); "Conflicting Advice: Parents, the Popular Press and the Comic Book Controversy, 1948-1954" (Amy Kiste Nyberg); "'May the Good News Be Yours': Ralph Renick & Florida's First TV News (WTVJ, Miami, 1949-1957)" (S. L. Alexander); "'Close and Objective Decisions:' The Discourse of Documentary Professionalism at the Major Networks, 1955-65" (Michael Curtin); "Emerging Voices: The Multi-Leveled Process of Public Opinion in the Montgomery Bus Boycott" (Frank Durham); "The Sta-Shine Case, 1931-1932: A Neglected Chapter in the Evolution of U.S. Broadcast Regulatory Doctrines" (Andrew Feldman); "From 'System' to 'Culture': Histories of Public Communication, and the Unfinished Agenda" (James F. Hamilton); "A History of Public Opinion Polls in the Mass Media" (Kevin L. Keenan); "Who Said Lee de Forest Was the 'Father of Radio'?" (Stephen L. W. Greene); "The Foreign-Language Press in America: A Historiographic Analysis" (Catherine Cassara); and "Songs My People Sang: Canadian Victorian Labour Journalism and the Oral Tradition" (David Ralph Spencer). (PRA)