Bill Osgerby is Emeritus Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at London Metropolitan University, UK. He has published widely on British and American cultural history.

• 1. Introduction: Youth Culture and the Media: Global Perspectives ; 2. The Rise of the Teenage Media Market: Youth, Consumption, and Entertainment in the Twentieth Century ; 3. Millennials and the Media: Youth, Communication, and Consumption in the Early Twenty-First Century ; 4. Media Representations of Youth: Pathologies, Panaceas, and Moral Panics ; 5. Media Effects and Youth: A Crucible of Controversy ; 6. Young People and Media Consumption: From Mass Culture to Subcultures, ‘Resistance’ ... and Beyond ; 7. Media Industries, Globalisation, and the International Youth Market ; 8. Global Media, Local Youth Cultures, and Hybridity ; 9. Youth Culture, Identity, and Creativity in the Age of Digital Media ; 10. Conclusion: Youth, Media, and ‘Circuits of Culture’

Bill Osgerby is Emeritus Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at London Metropolitan University, UK. He has published widely on British and American cultural history.

• 1. Introduction: Youth Culture and the Media: Global Perspectives ; 2. The Rise of the Teenage Media Market: Youth, Consumption, and Entertainment in the Twentieth Century ; 3. Millennials and the Media: Youth, Communication, and Consumption in the Early Twenty-First Century ; 4. Media Representations of Youth: Pathologies, Panaceas, and Moral Panics ; 5. Media Effects and Youth: A Crucible of Controversy ; 6. Young People and Media Consumption: From Mass Culture to Subcultures, ‘Resistance’ ... and Beyond ; 7. Media Industries, Globalisation, and the International Youth Market ; 8. Global Media, Local Youth Cultures, and Hybridity ; 9. Youth Culture, Identity, and Creativity in the Age of Digital Media ; 10. Conclusion: Youth, Media, and ‘Circuits of Culture’

Bill Osgerby is Emeritus Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at London Metropolitan University, UK. He has published widely on British and American cultural history.

• 1. Introduction: Youth Culture and the Media: Global Perspectives ; 2. The Rise of the Teenage Media Market: Youth, Consumption, and Entertainment in the Twentieth Century ; 3. Millennials and the Media: Youth, Communication, and Consumption in the Early Twenty-First Century ; 4. Media Representations of Youth: Pathologies, Panaceas, and Moral Panics ; 5. Media Effects and Youth: A Crucible of Controversy ; 6. Young People and Media Consumption: From Mass Culture to Subcultures, ‘Resistance’ ... and Beyond ; 7. Media Industries, Globalisation, and the International Youth Market ; 8. Global Media, Local Youth Cultures, and Hybridity ; 9. Youth Culture, Identity, and Creativity in the Age of Digital Media ; 10. Conclusion: Youth, Media, and ‘Circuits of Culture’