A set of links to most of the alternative and/or 'radical' newspapers and publications operating today.

Posts headline summaries with brief commentary and counterpoint links.

National advocate for media literacy education. Develops and distributes books, videos, teaching materials and other programs that promote critical thinking about the media.

A non-profit art and education organization focusing on giving children and youth, parents and teachers, artists and media makers a space to use media critically and creatively.

Helps families, schools, and communities defend themselves against commercialism, advertising, and marketing. Campaigns focus on culture, education, government, and economy. Includes ideas for action, mailing list, news, and research library.

A media literacy Web site for young people that encourages users to think critically about media and become smart consumers. Activities on the site are designed to provide some of the skills and knowledge needed to question, analyze, interpret and evaluate media messages.

Articles by or about Emigre, an experimental type foundry in Berkeley, CA. Emigre has had an unprecedented theoretical and real-world effect on the look of advertising around the world.

On the Internet, we are all the media. Suggestions for evaluating information before you pass it on; links to valuable information sites; discussion groups.

The online version of the magazine: 'Harper's editors sift through the culture's vast output of information, searching for gleaming points of significance, and each month present their findings via such original journalistic devices.'

Guides and resources to encourage, promote, and develop Media Education in schools across Canada.

A media literacy organization for teachers, parents, and children teaching basic, visual, and technological literacy and encouraging young people to think critically.

A short overview of the place and influence of Marshall McLuhan in media studies.

This official not-for-profit web site is maintained by the estate of Marshall McLuhan to ensure the integrity of his name and legacy.

Professor Bernard Hibbitts selected links to biographical material as well as links to journals, papers, projects, courses, research centers and new releases relevant to the life and work of the late Canadian communications theorist Marshall McLuhan.

Know-how, resources and tools to facilitate one's ability to learn, communicate and collaborate effectively with new media technologies.

A nonprofit organization devoted to media research and the production of resources to aid educators and others in fostering analytical media literacy.

Presents educational information and resources focusing on the United States.

Biannual online publication focusing on media literacy and the influence of media in the lives of children and youth.

Research, information and materials by media literacy speaker and consultant Peter DeBenedittis, Ph.D.

Helps advance research and education in media studies and critical thinking. The site serves as a hub providing links to international news and media studies sites.

'Seminal Influences in Modern American Advertising.' An online essay on generative influences in advertising projects from creative director & copywriter Nat Whitten.

A national resource for research, education and information about the impact of the media on children and families.

Offers training and materials in support of media literacy. Group's mission is to cultivate critical thinking and activism in media culture.

Chomsky's home page at MIT. Contains a list of his publications on topics relevant to mass media.

A free online magazine dedicated to media literacy for the entire family. Works to help children and adults not perpetuate stereotypes and generalizations about people of different backgrounds. Provides tips and activities that may help children and their parents become more open-minded media consumers.