61. Asian-America At AsianMall.com Foundation for Asian American Independent media ViewIt Recommend-It. George Takei Asian American media arts center View-It Recommend-It http://www.asianmall.com/amall/arc/aa/entertainment.html

A Directory of Asian-America Online All Categories Business Asian Mall Asian Resources home suggest a link ... contact A brief history of Asian Anerica The hard question: What constitutes Asian American? Current Asian Anerica News The Emerging Asian American presence on the WWW... and our Mission What is missing The definition of culture is usually encompassed by its arts and artist. Here we present to you the Asians of America who do their part in cultivating that definition through images, words, and presence. Filmmakers, TV and Actors Publications Musicians and Singers Writers ... Resources Featured Sites Yolk Magazine A popular publication for the next generasian AA Rising Da Asian Pacific American Entertainment Resource Russell Wong The number one Asian American Actor is taking Hollywood by storm - Filmmakers, TV and Actors Anna May Wong The official site of the first famous Asian American female View-It Recommend-It Asian America The ONLY American TV program on Asian issues broadcast in English on PBS. View-It Recommend-It Asian American Actors Support site for Asian American Actors View-It Recommend-It Asian American Film Your first stop for the latest Asian American film and filmmakers View-It Recommend-It Bruce Lee Bruce Lee, the legendary Kung Fu master, international movie star

62. Ethnic Media Grows Up | ColorLines | Fall 2002 In both cases, the Asian American press avoided the mainstream pitfall of positing and unofficial don of the early1990s growth in Asian American media, http://www.arc.org/C_Lines/CLArchive/story5_3_02.html

race ColorLines - vol. 5, no. 3 Ethnic Media Grows Up by Hua Hsu Will increasing mainstream attention alter the ethnic media landscape? It has become the habit of ethnic press to host the pesky, difficult, and ultimately unpopular questions that would likely invite censure were they voiced in the mainstream. ethnic markets Serve the People After my first year of college, I spent the summer interning at a local Asian American weekly in San Francisco. Staying afloat on a shoestring budget and the earnest goodwill of its core staffers, the paper skimmed along with a consistent mix of neighborhood news and national politics. I remember one day the managing editor (who happened to be white) was arguing with one of the section editors about the grave discrepancy in their respective salaries, concluding that the lower-paid Chinese American should relish the chance to serve his community. I believe "psychic salary" is what he termed this intangible bonus. "This heightened interest in the ethnic media market has nothing to do with equal rights or civil rights. It has to do with the bottom line."

63. Resources: Asian American Studies Program, WCAS, Northwestern University Asian American mediarelated organizations Asian/Asian American Music Asian Week Weinberg College of Arts Sciences Asian American Studies Program http://www.wcas.northwestern.edu/asianamerican/resources/

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64. Djchuang.com » Asian American Next Generation of Asian American media — an allvolunteer non-profit effort. ministries. djchuang.com’s index to Asian American churches + ministries http://www.djchuang.com/asian/

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65. Asian American Film Message Boards including the Asian CineVision s Asian American media Award for Outstanding Achievement and Hatta has also been the recipient of many media grants, http://www.asianamericanfilm.com/boards/dcforum/DCForumID13/138.html

Asian American Film Home Message Boards Flap your yaps, announce your events, look for help, tell the world NOTE: Comments or quotes posted by users on this message board do not necessarily reflect the opinions of AsianAmericanFilm.com or its editors, nor does AsianAmericanFilm.com makes any warranty regarding the accuracy of any post. All messages are the express view of the author of the message and not those of AsianAmericanFilm.com or its editors. Neither the owners of AsianAmericanFilm.com nor its editors will be held responsible for the content of any message. AsianAmericanFilm.com does not guarantee or warrant the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any message. "Filmmaker/Director Kayo Hatta Passed Away Weds July 20th 2005" Email this topic to a friend Printer-friendly version of this topic Bookmark this topic (Registered users only) Previous Topic Next Topic Conferences News (Public) Original message Burt Takeuchi (Guest) (2 posts) Jul-24-05, 06:19 PM (EST) "Filmmaker/Director Kayo Hatta Passed Away Weds July 20th 2005" FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Filmmaker/Director Kayo Hatta March 18, 1958 - July 20, 2005

66. Asian American Film Message Boards including the Asian CineVision s Asian American media Award for Outstanding Achievement and Contribution to Asian American media; the Asian American http://www.asianamericanfilm.com/cgi-bin/boards/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=alert&for

67. NAMME : Career Resources : Management Training In an effort to increase the number of Asian American media executives, The New York Times has generously offered to help one AAJA member attend the Maynard http://www.namme.org/career/management/

@import url(/style_advanced.css); This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. News News Briefs Member News Industry News Photo Galleries News Releases Features Articles In the Know Book Reviews Mentors' Corner Working a New Way Thinking a New Way Executive Director's Message Programs Leadership Development Inst. McCormick Tribune Fellowship Conference Awards Banquet John Dotson Fellowship Career Resources Job Listings Management Training Publications Membership Member Comments Member Profiles Join/Renew Events Calendar Donate / Endow About Board Staff Contact Us Tell us what you think We'd love to hear what you think of our redesigned Web site. Send feedback to gjasik@namme.org CAREER RESOURCES Email it Print it Management Training Professional Development Programs for Media Managers This five-day program, designed for newspaper executives from all departments and at many levels, uses API's new Windows-based computer simulation to generate real-life management situations that help participants develop strategic and operational plans for a mythical 40,000-circulation suburban newspaper and a mythical 220,000-circulation metropolitan newspaper. Participants gain an appreciation for the complexities of the publisher's job, a better understanding of all departments of the newspaper, an opportunity to set long-term objectives and establish priorities and more. EDP takes place twice a year at API's facility in Reston, VA, just outside of Washington, DC.

68. This IS Generationrice afflicting Asian American media enterprises Is there an Asian American I think we re one generation away before the word Asian American will http://generationrice.com/index.phtml?mywords=thinktankers_1

69. SULAIR: Research Quick Start Guides: Asian American Studies The Asian American media Reference Guide, 2nd ed. (Green Library mediaMicrotext Center E184.O6 A79 1990), an annotated list of films and videotapes about http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/adams/shortcu/asam.html

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70. 21st San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) 2003 San which pokes fun at everything from David Carridine to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, providing witty commentary on Asian American media representation. http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com/events/sfiaaff2003.html

Sponsors 21st San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival See the latest San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival Date: March 6-16, 2003 Locations: San Francisco, Berkeley, San Jose Tickets $9 General Admission $7 NAATA Members $7 Student/Seniors (65+)/Disabled Special Deals Win Tickets For more information, call or go to Order Tickets More festival info With more than 130 films and videos from 15 countries, the 21st San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) comes of age with a 44 program cinematic showcase offering a compelling reflection of Asian America and the Asian Diaspora. The festival unspool March 6-16 at the AMC Kabuki 8 and Castro Theatre in San Francisco, and the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley and March 14-16 at the Camera 3 Cinemas in San Jose. This year's festival opens with a spirited family drama, from British Indian filmmaker Gurinder Chadha. In Bend It Like Beckham , a young Indian woman in London dreams of playing professional soccer, but her Old World Family strikes back. The film features the English debut of veteran Bollywood star Anupam Kher and was a smash hit in the UK and worldwide.

71. Afterimage: Nea 2000 Second Round Grants To support Asian American media The Millennium Project. As part of its 20th anniversary, the National Asian American Telecommunications Association will http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2479/is_6_27/ai_63193063

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72. Afterimage: Pictures In Transition: 15th San Francisco International Asian Ameri of the recent trends in independent Asian American media production. to accurately reflect the everevolving state of Asian American media arts. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2479/is_n1_v25/ai_20198541

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73. Asian American Journalists Association Asian American Journalists Association. Town Hall to Explore if Asian Americans Unfairly Tried in the media. A town hall meeting will allow community http://www.aaja.org/

@import url(style_advanced.css); AAJA : Asian American Journalists Association document.write(doClock("M3",".","D1",".","Y1")); Home About Us Strategic Plan Board of Directors ... Dateline AAJA AAJA members capture stories of volunteer and rescue efforts in the Gulf Coast. This photo was taken in New Orleans by AAJA photojournalist Kevin Fujii of the Houston Chronicle. In solidarity with its UNITY brothers and sisters most affected by the Katrina disaster and its aftermath, AAJA is donating $3,000 to the NABJ Katrina Relief Fund. AAJA has also set aside $3,000 towards an AAJA Katrina Relief Fund that will provide up to $500 each in emergency funds to AAJA members affected by the disaster. More... AAJA Recognizes Excellence in News Coverage AAJA presents its 2005 National Awards winners and announces election results for the 2006-2007 national vice president for print and national secretary in Minneapolis. Lori Matsukawa's Acceptance Speech AAJA to Honor Special Awards Winners 'Vision 2020' Summit to Explore Media Impact, Technology and Practices of the Future The summit is part of a four-day retreat in Aspen, Colo. to commemorate the 10th anniversary of AAJA's Executive Leadership Program. Better Asian American Coverage With More AAPIs in Newsrooms?

74. Korea Bookmarks News and media Links which includes broader Asian and Asian American media links. Asian American media and marketing by Kang and Lee Advertising. http://members.aol.com/chopstcks/korea/korea.htm

Korea Bookmarks My bookmarks about Korea and Korean culture. Compiled by Gary Agranat Home Japan China Korea New York Gallery Astronomy North Korea Korean Information Service - Korea Window Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism Korean National Tourism Organization Korea PHOTO - ‡‘±¹°¼Â±Â¤Â°¸Â»§ ... Korean Insights (sponsored by Samsung) Korea Link Life in Korea.Com Little Korea Page of Korean Folk Tales Jason N. Joh. AsianFamily.Com Information about Asian cultures and holidays. Hee Yun's Little Home Things Korean Ware4U on Korea has sections about Korean art and traditions. South Korea Visual Arts - Universes in Universe Asian Historical Architecture - a Photographic Survey SJACK Gallery by Suja Lee. Korean Cooking The secret of Korean food by Su Yeon Hwang. University of Florida student project. The Kimchi Story Travel Korea Clickable Map National Museum of Korea Korean Enigma NASA sponsored educational pages. Includes: Korea Yesterday Korea from Space Visible Earth - Korea NASA. North and South Korea at Night Earth Science Picture of the Day.

75. Asian Media Watch | Home Asian media Watch homepage www.asianmediawatch.net Dedicated to Racist Comedy is No Laughing Matter - An Asian American confronts racist humor in http://www.asianmediawatch.net/

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76. AA Press Release Largest Asian American media property, AsianAvenue.com, experiences surge in Asian American media Compares Successfully With Traditional media Giants http://www.communityconnect.com/PressRoom/prelease/aa1million.html

Asian America Takes on the New York Times Largest Asian American media property, AsianAvenue.com, experiences surge in readership and advertising impressions comparable to mainstream websites New York, NY, October 5, 2000 - AsianAvenue.com today announced that it has surpassed the one- million registered member mark and has closed new advertising deals with Hewlett-Packard, Amazon.com, and Miramax. These milestones mark AsianAvenue.com as the premier media property of the second-fastest growing population in the United States. "The Asian American community has made tremendous strides this past year and I'm proud that AsianAvenue.com has been there every step of the way," said Benjamin Sun, president and CEO of Community Connect Inc. "We're happy that we've been able to concentrate the power of the Asian American community to capture the attention of mainstream advertisers and media." Asian American Media Compares Successfully With Traditional Media Giants The US Census projects another significant increase in the Asian American population, rising from 9.5 million in 1995 to 11.1 million today. Forrester Research estimates that 68% of this population is online. The result has been a dramatic rise in pageviews for AsianAvenue.com, placing it amongst some of the largest media properties on the Web. NY Times on the Web AsianAvenue.com

77. Asian American Organizations Asian American media Development (AAMD) Asian Business Association of San Diego - Asian Business Association of Orange County http://www.awib.org/content_frames/directory/asian/

Asian and Asian American Organizations We do not necessarily have the link for every organization. If you wish to see a listing of organizations within any particular State, please select the State of your choice for a description of all listed Asian organizations California (Southern) District of Columbia Hawaii Illinois ... California (Northern) - Aasra - Asian American Arts Foundation Asian American Association Asian American Bar Association of Greater Bay Area Asian American Dance Performances Asian American Journalists Association/National ... Asian American Recovery Services, Inc. (AARS) Asian American Manufacture Association (AAMA) - Asian American Women's Alliance Asian American Journalists Association - National Asian Americans for Community Involvement Asian Community Mental Health Services Asian Health Services - Asian Immigrant Women Advocates Asian Inc. Asian Law Alliance Asian Law Caucus Asian Neighborhood Design ... Asian Women's Resource Center - Asian Women's Shelter Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations The Babilonia Wilner Foundation Bridge to Asia Chinese Culture Center ... Chinese for Affirmative Action - Chinese Progressive Association East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation Filipino American Chamber of Santa Clara, County

78. DV REPUBLIC - LINKS - Alternative Film & Video the 54th Locarno Film Festival) and the Asian American media Reference Guide; the most extensive Asian/Asian American media archives; and an evolving http://www.dvrepublic.com/link/altvid.html

Alternative Press Communities Music Political Action ... Asian Cinevision "ASIAN CINEVISION (ACV), a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, is a national media arts center dedicated to the promotion and preservation of Asian/Asian American film and video makers, media artists and their wide diversity of works outreaching to Asian American specific communities and beyond. Organizational components include an annual Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF) with a subsequent national tour of selected works; special screenings for members and general audiences; CineVue quarterly media arts journal; exclusive U.S. distribution of "Out of the Shadows: Asian in American Cinema," edited by Roger Garcia (Edizioni Olivares and the 54th Locarno Film Festival) and the Asian American Media Reference Guide; the most extensive Asian/Asian American media archives; and an evolving web site that's currently being updated to include video streaming capabilities and searchable database for film/video makers." Blackfilmmakers.net

79. Asian Media Access :: About Asian Media Access Minneapolis campus of Metropolitan State University, AMA is one of only five national media organizations devoted to serving Asian American media needs. http://www.amamedia.org/ama/index.shtml

Search WWW Search AMA About Asian Media Access Asian Media Access is a non-profit organization dedicated to using media arts as tools for social betterment. Centrally located on the Minneapolis campus of Metropolitan State University, AMA is one of only five national media organizations devoted to serving Asian American media needs. Our continuing mission is to Connect the Disconnected: we want to challenge the traditional isolation of Asian American communities by helping Asian Americans realize that the media can be an effective and important tool for communication and education. The media can be important means of preventing social illness. We can use it to identify potential community problems, and to arrive at participatory solutions. Yet, because of cost and technology, the media often remains inaccessible to a large number of citizens, especially to minorities. "Media Access" refers to various educational workshops and practices which enable participation and understanding of media by under-served populations. Through democratization of media access, we can increase tolerance and understanding among all ethnic groups. In this spirit, Asian Media Access provide programs and services in three areas:

80. National Asian Americans Telecommunications Association NAATA is one of the three major Asian American media arts organizations in American media Arts. Los Angeles UCLA Asian American Studies Center and http://www.museum.tv/archives/etv/N/htmlN/nationalasia/nationalasia.htm

NATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION The mission of the National Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) is "to advance the ideals of cultural pluralism in America and to promote better understanding of the Asian Pacific American experience through film, video and radio." Since its founding in 1980, NAATA has been bringing award-winning programs by and about Asian Pacific Americans to the public through such venues as national and local television broadcasting, film and video screenings, and educational distribution services. NAATA works primarily in three programming areas: television broadcast, exhibition (namely, the annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival), and non-broadcast distribution, (more specifically, through their CrossCurrent Media catalogue). Through this effort, the organization seeks to support and nurture Asian Pacific American media artists in order to proffer a more accurate representation of Asian Pacific communities to the public. The representation of Asian Americans in American television and film, supporters of the group feel, has led to many false perceptions of them. In the 1995 Catalogue of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, Stephen Gong (film history scholar and manager of the Pacific Film Archive) argues that the struggles in the career of silent film star, Sessue Hayakawa remain emblematic of the price Asian/American actors pay in order to get some screen time. Referring to the stereotypes of Asian Americans, he asks: "Do the commercial constraints that have apparently governed mass media from its earliest days still make it a given that public expectations must be fulfilled before artistic vision can be exercised?" NAATA attempts to respond to this question by presentingand more importantly, integratingalternative and self-proclaimed representation by "marginal" peoples into the mainstream media culture.

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