- Professor Emeritus of Communication and Culture
David Mitchell is also:
(in press) “Broadband at the Margins: Challenges to SuperNet deployment
in rural and remote Albertan communities,” in M. Bakardjieva, F.
Pannekoek and D. Taras (eds.) How Canadians Communicate. Calgary:
University of Calgary Press, 2005).
D. Mitchell & D. Crowley, "Communication in a Post-Mass Mediated
World", in Crowley, D. & Mitchell, D. (eds.) Communication Theory
Today. Cambridge UK: Polity, 1994.
D. Mitchell & D. Crowley, "Communication in Canada: Enduring
Themes, Emerging Issues". In R. Lorimer, C. Lambert & T. Goldie
(eds.) Canada: Theoretical Discourse/Discours Theoriques. Montreal:
Association for Canadian Studies, 1994).
“The Alberta SuperNet Research Alliance, Canadian Journal of Communication, 28 (2) 2003.
D. Mitchell, C. Martin, J. Dickin, F. Pannekoek, & Paul Bernard,
“The Internet as a Site of Citizenship” Canadian Journal of
Communication, 27 (4) 2002
D. Mitchell & A. Matishak, “The InSite Project: Using
Video-Conferencing over CA*net 3 to Enhance the Collaborative Process
for National Research Teams, Canadian Journal of Communication, 26 (3),
2001.
“Editorials ” Canadian Journal of Communication, 24(3) 1999 à 30 (1) 2005.
D. Mitchell & J. Ring, “Using Network Technologies to Enhance
Instruction and Research in Communication” Canadian Journal of
Communication, 24 (3), 1999.