Book reviewed in this article:Interpersonal Communication(3d ed.) by Philip Emmert and Victoria J. Lukasko Emmert.Communication and Human Behavior byBrent D. Ruben.Communication as Action: An Introduction to Rhetoric and Communicationby Phillip K. Tompkins.The New Communicationsby Frederick Williams.Nonverbal Behavior‐ Perspectives, Applications, Intercultural Insightsedited by Aaron Wolfgang.Media Decentralization: The Case of Israel's Local Newspapersby Dan Caspi.Parades and Power: Street Theatre in Nineteenth‐Century Philadelphiaby Susan G. Davis.Social Communication in Advertising: Persons, Products and Images of Well‐Beingby William Leiss, Stephen Kline, and Sut Jhally.Advertising and Societyby Benjamin D. Singer.The Control Revolution: Technological and Economic Origins of the Information Societyby James R. Beniger.Information and Behavior, Volume 1, edited by Brent D. Ruben.Understanding Computers and Cognition: A New Foundation for Designby Terry Winograd and Fernando Flores.Current Research in Film: Audiences, Economics, and Law, Volume 2, edited by Bruce A. Austin.Dimensions of Television Violenceby Barrie Gunter.Communication and Information Technologies: Freedom of Choice for Latin America?by Armand Mattelart and Hector Schmucler.Teaching the Mediaby Len Master man.Information Technologies and Social Transformationedited by Bruce R. Guile. Series on Technology and Social Priorities.Compulsive Technology: Computers as Cultureedited by Tony Solomon‐ides and Les Levidow.Intergroup Communicationedited by William B. Gudykunst.Campaign language: Language, Image, Myth in the U.S. Presidential Election 1984by Giuseppe Ragazzini, Donna R. Miller, and Paul Bayley.Critique of Commodity Aesthetics: Appearance, Sexuality and Advertising in Capitalist Societyby W. F. Haug.The Cult of Informationby Theodore Roszak.Information Technology: A Luddite Analysisby Frank Webster and Kevin Robins.The Main Source: Learning from Television Newsby John P. Robinson and Mark R. Levy with Dennis K. Davis, in association with W. Gill Woodall, Michael Gurevitch, and Haluk Sahin.The Changing Television Audience in Americaby Robert T. Bower.Exporting Entertainment: America in the World Film Market 1907–1934by Kristin Thompson.Scientists and Journalists: Reporting Science as Newsedited by Sharon M. Friedman, Sharon Dunwoody, and Carol L. Rogers. Issues in Science and Technology series, American Association for the Advancement of Science.Urban Rhythms: Pop Music and Popular Cultureby Iain Chambers.Emergence of a Free Pressby Leonard W. Levy.Progress in Communication Sciences, Volume 7, edited by Brenda Dervin and Melvin