Publications

Books

 

Campbell, J. E. (2004). Getting it on online: Cyberspace, gay male sexuality, and embodied identity.  New York: Haworth Press.
 

Articles (peer reviewed)

 

Campbell, J.E. (2011). It takes an iVillage: Gender, labor, and community in the age of television-internet convergence. International Journal of Communication 5 (2011), 492-510. (peer reviewed)

 

Campbell, J.E. (2005). Outing PlanetOut: Surveillance, gay marketing, and Internet affinity portals.  New Media & Society, 7(5), 663-683. (peer reviewed)

 

Campbell, J. E. (2003). Always use a modem: Analyzing frames of erotic play, performance, and power in cyberspace.  Electronic Journal of Communication/La Revue Electronique de Communication, 13(1). Available: http://www.cios.org/www/ejc/v13nl.htm (peer reviewed)

 

Campbell, J. E. & Carlson, M. (2002). Panopticon.com: Online surveillance and the commodification of privacy.  Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media. 46(4), 586-606. (peer reviewed)

 

Campbell, J. E. (2001). Alien(ating) ideology and the American media: Apprehending the alien image in television through The X-Files.  The International Journal of Cultural Studies, 4(3), 327-347  (peer reviewed)

 

Articles (Invited)

 

Andrejevic, M., Banks, J., Campbell, J.E., Couldry, N., Fish, A., Hearn, A., and Ouellette, L. (2014). Participations: Dialogues on the participatory promise of contemporary culture and politics. International Journal of Communication 8: 1089-1106.

 

Campbell, J. E. (2006). Evolution of the gay market: Constructing the dream consumer.  Advertising & Society Review, 7(4). 

 

Book Chapters

 

Campbell, J.E. (2008). Let’s (not) talk about sex: Considerations of sexuality in online research. In A. Markham and N. Baym (Eds), Internet Inquiry: Conversations about method.  New York: Sage Publications. (invited)

 

Campbell, J.E. (2007). Virtual citizens or dream consumers: Looking for civic community on Gay.com. In K. O’Riordan and D. Phillips (Eds), Queer Online: Media, technology & sexuality (pp. 197-216).  New York: Peter Lang. (peer reviewed)