Dr Mike Cormack is a Senior Lecturer at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the Gaelic college on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, part of UHI Millennium Institute, where he is Course Director for the BA in Gaelic and Media Studies. Since the early 1990s he has been publishing articles on minority language media in general, and more specifically on Scottish Gaelic and the media. Dr Niamh Hourigan is a College Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at University College Cork. She is the author of Escaping the Global Village: Media, Language and Protest examining campaigns for television in minority languages, and is co-editor of Social Movements and Ireland.

This is an important and useful book, which not only lays out the key concerns in the study of minority language media, but also suggests fields for future scholarship.

• 1. Introduction: Studying Minority Language Media - Mike Cormack 2. Functional Completeness: Minority Language Media Provision - Tom Moring 3. Minority Language Media and the Public Sphere - Jacques Guyot 4. The Media and Language Maintenance - Mike Cormack 5. The Role of Networks in Minority Language Media Campaigns - Niamh Hourigan 6. From Media to Multi-Media: Workflows and Language in the Digital Economy - Glyn Williams 7. Speaking Up: A Brief History of Minority Languages and the Electronic Media Worldwide - Donald R. Browne 8. Minority Languages and the Internet: New Threats, New Opportunities - Daniel Cunliffe 9. Linguistic Normalisation and Local Television in the Basque Country - Edorta Arana, Patxi Azpillaga and Beatriz Narbaiza 10. Media Policy and Language Policy in Catalonia - Maria Corominas Piulats 11. The Territory of Television: S4C and the Representation of the “whole of Wales” - Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones 12. Translation and Minority Language Media - Potential and Problems: an Irish Perspective - Eithne O’Connell 13. Signs of Change: Sign Language and Televisual Media in the UK - Paddy Ladd 14. Minority Language Media Studies: Key Themes for Future Scholarship - Niamh Hourigan

Dr Mike Cormack is a Senior Lecturer at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the Gaelic college on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, part of UHI Millennium Institute, where he is Course Director for the BA in Gaelic and Media Studies. Since the early 1990s he has been publishing articles on minority language media in general, and more specifically on Scottish Gaelic and the media. Dr Niamh Hourigan is a College Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at University College Cork. She is the author of Escaping the Global Village: Media, Language and Protest examining campaigns for television in minority languages, and is co-editor of Social Movements and Ireland.

This is an important and useful book, which not only lays out the key concerns in the study of minority language media, but also suggests fields for future scholarship.

• 1. Introduction: Studying Minority Language Media - Mike Cormack 2. Functional Completeness: Minority Language Media Provision - Tom Moring 3. Minority Language Media and the Public Sphere - Jacques Guyot 4. The Media and Language Maintenance - Mike Cormack 5. The Role of Networks in Minority Language Media Campaigns - Niamh Hourigan 6. From Media to Multi-Media: Workflows and Language in the Digital Economy - Glyn Williams 7. Speaking Up: A Brief History of Minority Languages and the Electronic Media Worldwide - Donald R. Browne 8. Minority Languages and the Internet: New Threats, New Opportunities - Daniel Cunliffe 9. Linguistic Normalisation and Local Television in the Basque Country - Edorta Arana, Patxi Azpillaga and Beatriz Narbaiza 10. Media Policy and Language Policy in Catalonia - Maria Corominas Piulats 11. The Territory of Television: S4C and the Representation of the “whole of Wales” - Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones 12. Translation and Minority Language Media - Potential and Problems: an Irish Perspective - Eithne O’Connell 13. Signs of Change: Sign Language and Televisual Media in the UK - Paddy Ladd 14. Minority Language Media Studies: Key Themes for Future Scholarship - Niamh Hourigan

Dr Mike Cormack is a Senior Lecturer at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the Gaelic college on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, part of UHI Millennium Institute, where he is Course Director for the BA in Gaelic and Media Studies. Since the early 1990s he has been publishing articles on minority language media in general, and more specifically on Scottish Gaelic and the media. Dr Niamh Hourigan is a College Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at University College Cork. She is the author of Escaping the Global Village: Media, Language and Protest examining campaigns for television in minority languages, and is co-editor of Social Movements and Ireland.

This is an important and useful book, which not only lays out the key concerns in the study of minority language media, but also suggests fields for future scholarship.

• 1. Introduction: Studying Minority Language Media - Mike Cormack 2. Functional Completeness: Minority Language Media Provision - Tom Moring 3. Minority Language Media and the Public Sphere - Jacques Guyot 4. The Media and Language Maintenance - Mike Cormack 5. The Role of Networks in Minority Language Media Campaigns - Niamh Hourigan 6. From Media to Multi-Media: Workflows and Language in the Digital Economy - Glyn Williams 7. Speaking Up: A Brief History of Minority Languages and the Electronic Media Worldwide - Donald R. Browne 8. Minority Languages and the Internet: New Threats, New Opportunities - Daniel Cunliffe 9. Linguistic Normalisation and Local Television in the Basque Country - Edorta Arana, Patxi Azpillaga and Beatriz Narbaiza 10. Media Policy and Language Policy in Catalonia - Maria Corominas Piulats 11. The Territory of Television: S4C and the Representation of the “whole of Wales” - Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones 12. Translation and Minority Language Media - Potential and Problems: an Irish Perspective - Eithne O’Connell 13. Signs of Change: Sign Language and Televisual Media in the UK - Paddy Ladd 14. Minority Language Media Studies: Key Themes for Future Scholarship - Niamh Hourigan