ANDY OPEL is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication at Florida State University, where he teaches documentary video production and media studies. His work has appeared in Enviropop: Studies in Environmental Rhetoric and Popular Culture and The Journal of American Culture. His research interests include the intersection of consumer culture and the environment as well as the emerging media activism and reform movement.

• A Typology for Media Activism: A Social Movement About Media and Democracy Activists On-Line: The Micro Radio Network Listserv(MRN) and the Process of Defining a Movement Public Radio and Christians: Micro Radio Activists Struggle to Define "The Other" Representing Micro Radio: Newspaper Coverage of the Micro Radio Issue 1998-2000 Micro Radio and the Government: Looking for Activist Discourse in FCC Policy U.S. Congress Intervenes: The Radio Preservation Act of 2000 Re-Cognizing Media and a Movement Bibliography

ANDY OPEL is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication at Florida State University, where he teaches documentary video production and media studies. His work has appeared in Enviropop: Studies in Environmental Rhetoric and Popular Culture and The Journal of American Culture. His research interests include the intersection of consumer culture and the environment as well as the emerging media activism and reform movement.

• A Typology for Media Activism: A Social Movement About Media and Democracy Activists On-Line: The Micro Radio Network Listserv(MRN) and the Process of Defining a Movement Public Radio and Christians: Micro Radio Activists Struggle to Define "The Other" Representing Micro Radio: Newspaper Coverage of the Micro Radio Issue 1998-2000 Micro Radio and the Government: Looking for Activist Discourse in FCC Policy U.S. Congress Intervenes: The Radio Preservation Act of 2000 Re-Cognizing Media and a Movement Bibliography

ANDY OPEL is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication at Florida State University, where he teaches documentary video production and media studies. His work has appeared in Enviropop: Studies in Environmental Rhetoric and Popular Culture and The Journal of American Culture. His research interests include the intersection of consumer culture and the environment as well as the emerging media activism and reform movement.

• A Typology for Media Activism: A Social Movement About Media and Democracy Activists On-Line: The Micro Radio Network Listserv(MRN) and the Process of Defining a Movement Public Radio and Christians: Micro Radio Activists Struggle to Define "The Other" Representing Micro Radio: Newspaper Coverage of the Micro Radio Issue 1998-2000 Micro Radio and the Government: Looking for Activist Discourse in FCC Policy U.S. Congress Intervenes: The Radio Preservation Act of 2000 Re-Cognizing Media and a Movement Bibliography