81. Special Ethnic Demographic Series: The U.S. Hispanic, African American And Asian Asian American media are reviewed, marketing and advertising strategies employed in the Asian American market are analyzed, and case studies of companies http://www.packagedfacts.com/pub/820496.html

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82. UCR Department Of Comparative Literature And Foreign Languages Asian American Studies Graduate Student Representative, UC Irvine 19979. Included Job Search in Asian American media arts position filled by Glen Mimura. http://complitforlang.ucr.edu/people/faculty/lam/Lam_CV.html

[Warning: Your browser has JavaScript turned off. We recommend that you enable JavaScript on your browser for full funtionality of this web site.] contacts organization graduate undergraduate ... graduate students curriculum vitae Office: HMNSS 2502 Phone: (951) 827-1220 Fax: (951) 827-2160 mariam.beevi@ucr.edu MARIAM BEEVI LAM Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Languages University of California, Riverside Riverside, CA 92521-0321 EDUCATION: M.A. Comparative Literature, University of California, Irvine. B.A. cum laude in English, Minor in Spanish, Humanities Honors Program, University of California, Irvine. PUBLICATIONS: (In progress) Preparing book manuscript Vietnam : Trauma, Memory and Cultural Politics in 20th Century Literature and Film. Embodiments of API Sexuality . Eds. Sean Metzger and Gina Masequesmay. AltaMira Press, forthcoming 2006. Kyoto Journal , forthcoming 2005. Consuming Vietnam : Commodification, Tourism and the Re-invention of Vietnamese Culture . Eds. Ashley John Carruthers, Rie Nakamura and Srilata Ravi. Singapore : National U. of Singapore P.- Institute for Southeast Asian Studies, forthcoming 2005.

83. PBS - "Ancestors In The Americas" OTHER ASIAN AMERICAN media SOURCES. The National Asian American Telecommunciations Association (NAATA) Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, http://www.pbs.org/ancestorsintheamericas/aaorgs.html

MEDIA SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS Association for Independent Video and Film A national not-for-profit membership support organization for independent media producers. Publishes monthly magazine, The Independent. Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) Based in San Francisco, BAVC is the nation's largest local media arts center, and has provided subsidized state-of-the-art production and editing facilities to CET. Film Arts Foundation (FAF) Also based in San Francisco, FAF is the primary support organization for independent filmmakers in northern California. Publishes monthly magazine, Release Print Independent Television Service (ITVS) Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, ITVS supports the production of independent films for PBS broadcast. National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) The umbrella organization for the nation's not-for-profit media arts centers. The web site includes an extensive directory of member organizations and other resources. OTHER ASIAN AMERICAN MEDIA SOURCES The National Asian American Telecommunciations Association (NAATA) Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, NAATA presents media works by and about Asian Americans on public television, and features the most extensive collection of Asian Pacific American educational media programs available for sale or rent. Also hosts annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.

84. P.O.V. - For Producers . Resources | PBS Asian American Telecommunications Association (NAATA) is at the forefront in creating opportunities for Asian American media through production funding, http://www.pbs.org/pov/utils/forproducers_resources.html

Resources for Producers Find out more about the variety of funding and broadcasting opportunities available to independent producers at PBS. FUNDING SOURCES Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) 1320 Braddock Place, Alexandria, VA 22314-1698 (703) 739-5000; (703) 739-0775 fax http://www.pbs.org The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) is a private, non-profit corporation whose members are America's non-commercial public television stations. PBS provides quality TV programming and related services to 347 stations serving all 50 states. For over three decades, PBS has set the standard of excellence in U.S. television programming, with more viewers turning to PBS than any other TV resource for engaging, accessible and intellectually satisfying programs. Proposals are evaluated on an ongoing basis. Guidelines regarding submissions are available at www.pbs.org Corporation for Public Broadcasting 401 9th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004-2129 (202) 879-9600; (202) 879-9700 fax http://cpb.org The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is a private, nonprofit corporation created by Congress in 1967. The mission of CPB is to facilitate the development of, and ensure universal access to, non-commercial high-quality programming and telecommunications services. It does this in conjunction with non-commercial educational telecommunications licensees across America. In addition to several targeted initiatives like the America at the Crossroads and New Voices New Media Fund , CPB reviews proposals on an on-going basis. For more information, please contact programming@cpb.org.

85. Poll: Minority Groups Favor Ethnic Media In Asian American media, marketing dollars hover around $100 million a year, but are expanding about 10 percent. For Hispanic outlets, ad spending is about http://uclaccc.ucla.edu/articles/article-ethnicmedia.htm

Poll: minority groups favor ethnic media From: Associated Press June 7, 2005 LOS ANGELES (AP) Nearly half the country's Hispanics, Asian Americans, and other minorities prefer ethnic newspapers, television, and radio to mainstream media, according to a poll released Tuesday. Outlets from Korean-language dailies to Spanish-broadcasting powerhouse Univision Communications Inc. attract 45 percent of adults in major minority groups, or about 29 million people nationwide, at least several times a week over their mainstream counterparts, a poll commissioned by the nonprofit New California Media shows. Overall, ethnic media reach approximately 80 percent the groups studied — about 51 million people, or a quarter of the U.S. adult population. “This is something that is growing like a giant hidden in plain sight,” said Sandy Close, executive director for NCM, a nationwide association of more than 700 ethnic media groups. Many turn to foreign-language newspapers and broadcasts because English isn't their native language. Additionally, minority media often do a better job covering news from the homeland and other issues the community cares about. “We have a multicultural society with multimedia choices, so people pay attention to media that pay attention to them. That's the bottom line,” said Felix Gutierrez, professor of journalism at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California.

86. DIRECTORY Of Asian American Studies Programs Asian American Literature Asian American Psychology Asian American History Asian American Politics Asian American media Studies Asian American Economics http://aaastudies.org/directory.tpl?name=Pomona College&action=showinfo

87. Asian American Research Links Asian American Christian Ministry s Home Page! Asian American media Mall The charter of this Mall is to bring media targeted to Asian Americans to Asian http://bernard.pitzer.edu/~lyamane/aalinks.htm

Asian American Research I NTERNET R ESOURCES FOR A SIAN A MERICAN S TUDIES Resource Guides Census Academic Programs and Center Journals and Newspapers ... Culture and Experience 1. Resource Guides ACON-Asian Community Online Network San Francisco Bay Area based ACON seeks to link individuals and organizations in the Asian Pacific American community devoted to: Social Service, Civil Rights, Health Services, Education, Employment and the Arts. The Alternative Research Center Media related and alternative press resources Asian American Resources One of the original resource guides and still the best. New stuff is added all the time. Now at MIT. BARANGAY(Bay Area Resource and Networking Guide for Active Youth) "Barangay" is the Tagalog word for "village" or "neighborhood." Project PULL's BARANGAY is a resource for community networking. It is intended to strengthen affinity with and among the Filipino youth, youth development, and youth service communities. India Currents Magazine-South Asian Resource Guide NAAATA Film and Video Catalog The 1995 edition of our catalog features over 30 new works and showcases voices, issues and experiences from diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

88. Asian American: An Analysis Of Negative Stereotypical Characters In Popular Medi Eager to test out these myths of Asian American media depictions, we rented some current popular American movies with Asian American male and female actors. http://mahdzan.com/fairy/papers/asian/asian02.htm

Paper Outline Introduction Method of Analyzing The Typical Asian American Male Evil Asian Men Lack of Intelligence Undesirable Male Partners "Yellow Uncle Tom" The Typical Asian American Female White-male-Asian-female Combination "China Doll" "Dragon Lady" Further Analysis ... Conclusion Method of analyzing This research paper plans to analyze the stereotypical characters of Asian American men and women in popular movies as well as their appearance in daily television broadcast. Depictions of Asian Americans in the movies have not changed much over the years. The appearance of the evil-scheming Fu Manchu in movies like The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu from the early 1900s portrayed the Asian man as cold and ruthless, "all brain but no heart" (Cao). We are still able to find this negative Asian male character in some action-packed movies such as Fury of the Dragon (1976) and The Year of the Dragon (1985). Despite the fact that Asian Americans have lived and flourished in the United States over the past century, Asian Americans are commonly portrayed as newly arrived immigrants who speak fortune cookie (broken) English and cannot assimilate with other members of the American society. Other negative depictions include greedy Asian bandits out to destroy white civilization and defy its man-made laws, and Asian women who are weak, passive and allow themselves to be sexually and emotionally abused by men. Eager to test out these myths of Asian American media depictions, we rented some current popular American movies with Asian American male and female actors. We also observed several hours of television each day for Asian American appearances and to see how they appear on these broadcasts. To make our analysis easier to digest, we have divided our observations according to the stereotypical Asian American male and female categories.

89. KSCI Asian American Political Almanac; Asian American media Guide; LA18 maintains an extensive library of books and articles related to Asian Americans. http://www.kscitv.com/researchresources.asp

9/18/2005 5:26 PM EMAIL PASSWORD Save My Login Info Forgot Password Not a Member yet? Sunny CLICK FOR 5 DAY FORECAST alee@kscitv.com ISA/Gallup Consumer Studies (1990-present) ISA/Gallup Viewership Studies (1995-present) R.L. Polk, Asian American Studies (1995-present) National automotive registration information for general market and Asian Americans by manufacturers and models. Breakdown by counties in Southern California available. Simmons National Consumer Survey (1995-present) Large database of national information on consumer demographics, attitudes and shopping behaviors. Information primarily on national advertising categories such as packaged consumer goods, auto, financial, travel, etc. CAG/ISA AA Market Report(2005) National information on consumer goods, services, and attitudes. Compares Asian American population with the general market, Hispanic, and African American populations. Ethnic breakdown available. In-language interviews. Market Segment Research (1994 - present) National information on consumer goods, services, and attitudes. Compares Asian American population with the general market, Hispanic, and African American populations. Ethnic breakdown available. In-language interviews.

90. Finding News - And Audience - In The Ethnic Niche Are there lesson here for the mainstream media? the state’s black population and Asian American media reach 75 percent of the Asian American community. http://www.maynardije.org/news/features/030109_wagner/

About Us Site Map Contact Home ... Site Maynard Family Register or Update your Profile Enter Here MAYNARD INSTITUTE BLACK COLLEGE WIRE REZNET Finding News - And Audience - in the Ethnic Niche Posted Jan 9, 2003 By Venise Wagner For all their efforts in improving coverage of ethnic communities, May Shen thinks mainstream news media is still doing a poor job. The problem? Mainstream papers think mainstream. May Shen As an example, Shen, advertising sales rep for the Chinese-language daily World Journal, points to the San Jose Mercury News – known for it extended coverage of Asian and Latino communities in the region, including two supplements in Vietnamese, Viet Mercury and Spanish, Nuevo Mundo. "The Mercury is starting to have Asian reporters," says Shen of the main English-language paper. "But the editor and managing editor still have a mainstream perspective." Ethnic Media More Credible? Many ethnic Californians agree with Shen. According to a survey commissioned by New California Media, ethnic media audiences give ethnic media higher marks for accuracy and credibility than mainstream audiences give their media. And Shen explains, part of that is because ethnic communities know the reporters of ethnic papers will at the very least look at an issue from their perspective.

91. A Better Future For Maya It informed my decision to start several Asian American media companies. And it informs my work at the Maynard Institute today, where I feel fortunate to http://www.maynardije.org/columns/stevechin/040514_namme/

About Us Site Map Contact Home ... Site Maynard Family Register or Update your Profile Enter Here MAYNARD INSTITUTE BLACK COLLEGE WIRE REZNET A Better Future for Maya Steven Chin received the 2004 Catalyst Award for New Media at the NAMME Awards Banquet on April 22, 2004 in Washington, D.C. The following are his remarks. Thank you, NAMME, for hosting this fabulous banquet and for creating this special night for diversity for the news industry. We certainly don’t have enough of these events promoting diversity. Thanks to the members of my Web team who stuck with me through my start-up companies during the always thrilling, and sometimes tragic roller coast ride that was the Internet boom, especially the exceptionally talented Web designer Rick Elizaga, whose clean and elegant interfaces continue to amaze me even after building nearly a couple dozen sites together. And, special thanks to my wife and daughter for their support and for tolerating my long hours and high drama during those times. And finally I want to acknowledge the Maynard Institute, which gave me my start in journalism. I’m very fortunate to work for an organization so deeply committed to improving the quality of journalism through diversity. When your life’s work aligns with the mission of the organization you work for, it doesn’t get much better than that. Summer Program for Minority Journalists The Maynard Institute has been in the business of diversity for more than 25 years now and I have been associated with the Institute for 16 of those years, beginning with SPMJ - the Summer Program for Minority Journalists, the original journalism boot camp for minority journalists.

92. BulletinAsian American Studies Discipline Examines recurring images and treatment of Asian Americans in mass media, especially motion industry and discussion of Asian American media expression. http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/noindex/9496/courses/crs-a/aas.htm

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES College of Ethnic Studies (See Asian American Studies in the Academic Programs section for information on the minor) Undergraduate Courses 101 Introduction to Asian American Studies (3) Introduction to objectives, philosophy, and structure of Asian American Studies. Emphasis on the underlying assumptions of the program, relations between the community and the university, and development of a relevant curriculum. 110 Critical Thinking and the Asian American Experience (3) [GE] Developing basic skills involved in understanding, criticizing, and constructing arguments by using materials reflective of experiences of Asian Americans and Third World culture in the United States. (Also offered as AIS 110, BLS 110, ETHS 110, and LARA 110.) 200 History of Asian Americans (3) [US] Introduction to the history of Asian Americans in the United States. Comparative analysis and discussion of the experience of different Asian American groups and their place in the general history and development of American society. (See " U.S. History and Government Requirement

93. Department Courses of American minorities in the entertainment industry and discussion of Asian American media expression. AAS 694 Asian American Arts and Culture (3) http://www.sfsu.edu/~aas/dcourses.htm

Current Schedule Faculty Directory Overview Faculty ... Related Ethnic Studies Courses AAS Department Undergraduate Courses AAS 101 Introduction to Asian American Studies (3) Introduction to objectives, philosophy, and structure of Asian American Studies. Emphasis on the underlying assumptions of the program, relations between the community and the university, and development of a relevant curriculum. AAS 110 Critical Thinking and the Asian American Experience (3) [GE] Developing basic skills involved in understanding, criticizing, and constructing arguments by using materials reflective of experiences of Asian Americans and Third World culture in the United States. AAS 171 Speak Vietnamese I (3) A beginner's course for non-native speakers, with emphasis on acquiring a basic ability in spoken Vietnamese and a focus on the practical application of the spoken language in the Vietnamese American community. AAS 172 Speak Vietnamese II (3) Prerequisites: AA S 171 and consent of instructor. A second semester beginner's course for non-native speakers, with emphasis on building up a conversant skill in spoken and written Vietnamese, focusing on the practical application of the spoken speech in the Vietnamese American community.

94. VC FilmFest 2005 Press Releases Debut Asian American Films, “SAVING FACE” from Alice Wu and “RED DOORS” from networking access, and support for Asian American media arts and artists http://www.vconline.org/ff05/press.html

HOME ASIAN AMERICAN AND ASIAN INTERNATIONAL FILMMAKERS CELEBRATE AT VC FILMFEST 2005 - THE 21 st LOS ANGELES ASIAN PACIFIC FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTED BY AZN TELEVISION In addition to the Asian American filmmakers, VC FILMFEST 2005 will also feature the best from Asian international directors such as:

95. Asian American Center Asian American media Asian Week KQED s Pacific Time KPFA s Apex Express . Asian American Center at the American Baptist Seminary of the West http://www.asianamericancenter.org/

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) Asian American Center at the American Baptist Seminary of the West home incubation team what we've done students ... search Welcome! faith...calling...culture...identity Community Transformation History and Heritage Intergenerational Ministry Male and Female Leadership ... Worship and Arts About the AAC Most recent E*newsletter Make a gift to the center Summer Institute Ministry Partners: A.B.S.W. PANA Institute Graduate Theological Union Asian American Baptist Caucus ... Ministry to English Speaking Asian (MESA) Asian American Media: Asian Week KQED's "Pacific Time" KPFA's "Apex Express" Asian American Center at the American Baptist Seminary of the West 2606 Dwight Way Berkeley, CA 94704 The Asian American Center at ABSW I ntegrating C hrist-centered f aith and c alling with A sian A merican c ultures and i dentities We are a team of educators, pastors, and ministry leaders who believe that following Jesus Christ is a life-long journey towards completeness in our Christian identity. By offering challenging and inspiring learning experiences, fostering trust, and building relationships, we partner with Asian American churches and ministries on this journey so that together we may present mature disciples who: explore and express their God-given cultures and identities in their worship, evangelism, and service

96. Asian American Studies Resources Studies at Stanford University Foundation for Asian American Independent media PhilippineAmerican War; media Action Network for Asian Americans http://sun3.lib.uci.edu/~dtsang/aas2.htm

Asian American Studies Resources Free JavaScripts provided by The JavaScript Source Table of Contents General Resources Bibliographies Magazines, Journals, Newsletters Audio Visual Resources ... Asian Canadian Resources General Resources ANTPAC [UCI's Online Catalog] Asian American Bookseller [Catalog from New York City] Asian-American Market Demography Asian American Resources Asian American Village Asian American Writers' Workshop ... Search [National Archives collections] Exoticize This! South Asian and A.P.I. American Feminist Resources Filipino-American FilipinoLibrary.com Filipinos in the United States of America ... Melvyl [UC's Online Catalog] Minorities Global Village Pacific Islands Internet Resources Race and Ethnicity Online [American Political Science Association's section on race, ethnicity and politics] Asian Pacific American Politics San Francisco Chinatown: A Visitor's Guide Tanikalang Ginto: History US Asians ... Return to Contents Bibliographies Books on Asian Canadians: Asian Canadian list Chinacity list East Asian Libraries Cooperative East Asian Libraries Cooperative: English-Language Books on East Asian and Pacific Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Topics ... Worldson's Bibliography of Chinese Tongzhi [in Chinese; software support at: NJStar Return to Contents Magazines, Journals, Newsletters

97. Organizational Resources On Media This nonprofit publishes the Asian American media Reference Guide and a newsletter, Cinevue. It also promotes film and video produced by AsianAmericans http://www.viewingrace.org/content.php?sec=resource&sub=media

98. To The Quick -- Book Review Xing is incredibly evenhanded in his treatment of Asian American media portrayals, avoiding the temptation to make Hollywood the scapegoat for these http://to-the-quick.binghamton.edu/issue 1/bookreview_01.html

From Charlie Chan to Chan is Missing : A Review of Asian America Through the Lens by Jun Xing When I first picked up Jun Xing's book, my initial response was, "Oh great, another Ph.D. dissertation published into a book, another publisher inflicting some former graduate student's private passion upon an unsuspecting public." I did not expect to read anything that would actually inspire me to rent films either made by Asian Americans or dealing with Asian American issues. An encyclopedic summary was my anticipation: summary of what the currently hip theorists think about cinema and its relation to history and identity, and summary of Asian American representations thrown in for the niche market. How relieved I was to read in the introduction that Xing was addressing both cultural and film studies students and the public at large. He states three objectives: 1) "to introduce to a wider public, or broaden the exposure of, the growing ranks of Asian American films"; 2) "to offer an alternative approach to the 'positive image' dilemma confronting Asian Americans as viewed by and considered in the media"; and 3) "to measure [Asian American cultural productions] closely against the historical and cultural contexts under which those productions were made." By having these objectives as a guide, Xing's book successfully addresses a public that rents and views movies, the community of artists making films now, and the critics whose job it is to evaluate the Asian American cinema tradition and Asian American films.

99. Asia-palooza: Asian American Fest Opens In NY Asian American media Award for Lifetime Achievement to Ismail Merchant, producer, director, and half of the famed Merchant Ivory filmmaking franchise. http://www.indiewire.com/onthescene/fes_98AAIFF_980723_Asiapal.html

On The Scene Home On The Scene 0 members and 84 visitors online lead stories on the scene movies calendar ... community From the "On The Scene" Archives: Asia-palooza: Asian American Fest Opens in NY by Augusta Palmer The 21st Asian American International Film Festival AAIFF ) opens at Manhattan's Florence Gould Hall on tomorrow with the presentation of the first-ever Asian American Media Award for Lifetime Achievement to Ismail Merchant, producer, director, and half of the famed Merchant Ivory filmmaking franchise. After a screening of Merchant's 1994 film " In Custody ," the festival proper starts off with a bang: the adrenaline-pumping Hong Kong action film " The Blacksheep Affair ," directed by Ching Siu-Tung (of " A Chinese Ghost Story " and " Heroic Trio " fame). This year's festival, presented as always by Asian Cinevision (ACV), continues through August 1st in Manhattan with a cavalcade of films from the U.S., Canada, India, China, South Korea, Hong Kong and the Philippines; then it's on to the Brooklyn Heights Cinema for a celebration of "New Asian American Independent Cinema" which spans the weekend of August 7th-9th; and, lastly, on August 22nd and 23rd, there will be "A Tribute to Filipino Cinema" at the New Center Cinema in Sunnyside, Queens. Festival Director Vivian Huang sat down with indieWIRE during the steamy, hectic days leading up to the festival to talk about about some of the high points of this year's offerings and Asian CineVision's twenty-two year history.

100. GM - GMability Community Involvement: Cadillac Sponsors 26th Annual Asian Americ to promoting and preserving Asian and Asian American media expressions. Since 1978, ACV has annually presented the Asian American International Film http://www.gm.com/company/gmability/community/news/asian_film_062003.html

GM Brand Web Sites Automotive Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC HUMMER Oldsmobile Pontiac Saab Saturn GM Buypower GM Canada Holden Opel Vauxhall GM Certified Used GM Fleet GM Defense Companies ACDelco Allison Transmission Electro-Motive Genuine GM Parts GMAC GM Accessories GMAC Bank GM Cardmember Services GM Goodwrench Service GM Mobility GM Performance Parts GM XM Radio OnStar Powertrain GM Network Daewoo Fuji/Subaru Isuzu Suzuki GM Powered Duramax Hydra-matic Northstar Vortec Cadillac Sponsors 26th Annual Asian American International Film Festival Diana Lee, Festival Director of Asian CineVision said, "We know that Cadillac and General Motors have been very supportive of other events in the Asian American community in past years and their support of the festival this year means a great deal to the Asian American artists in the film industry." Mark LaNeve, General Manager for Cadillac said, "We're excited to support this film festival and pleased that Cadillac can help highlight the diverse achievements of Asians and Asian Americans in the film industry throughout the world. We believe the festival is a great fit for Cadillac as our vehicles also embody premiere quality and cutting-edge innovation and style."

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