Walter Gantz

Affiliations: 
Mass Communications/Telecommunications Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
Area:
Cognitive Psychology, Mass Communications, Marketing Business Administration
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Gantz W, Lewis N. (2014) Sports on Traditional and Newer Digital Media: Is There Really a Fight for Fans? Television & New Media. 15: 760-768
Gantz W, Wang Z, Paul B, et al. (2006) Sports versus all comers: Comparing TV sports fans with fans of other programming genres Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media. 50: 95-118
Gantz W, Bradley SD. (2005) Bradley S. Greenberg: Advancing communication research, making a difference Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media. 49: 135-146
Cai X, Gantz W, Schwartz N, et al. (2003) Children's website adherence to the ftc's online privacy protection rule Journal of Applied Communication Research. 31: 346-362
Cai X, Gantz W. (2000) Online Privacy Issues Associated with Web Sites for Children Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media. 44: 197-214
Gantz W, Wenner LA, Carrico C, et al. (1995) Assessing The Football Widow Hypothesis: A Coorientation Study Of The Role Of Televised Sports In Long-Standing Relationships Journal of Sport & Social Issues. 19: 352-376
Gantz W, Wenner LA, Carrico C, et al. (1995) Televised Sports and Marital Relationships Sociology of Sport Journal. 12: 306-323
Kunkel D, Gantz W. (1993) Assessing compliance with industry self‐regulation of television advertising to children Journal of Applied Communication Research. 21: 148-162
Gantz W, Fitzmaurice M, Fink E. (1991) Assessing the Active Component of Information-Seeking Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly. 68: 630-637
Gantz W. (1985) Exploring the role of television in married life Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media. 29: 65-78
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