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Abstract
This article outlines the growth and character of media and communication studies in the UK. It sets out the history and development of the field, and explains its twin origins in both humanities and social sciences contexts. The article also presents some descriptive data about the scale and nature of teaching and research in the field in UK higher education, and explains the evolution of relevant subject associations. The public, political and professional reception of and responsse to the field are described, and the continuing debates about its value and salience examined.

1.Access /Elizabeth Ellcessor --2.Aesthetics /Lev Manovich --3.Affect /Carrie A. Rentschler --4.Appropriation /Beretta E. Smith-Shomade --5.Assemblage /J. Macgregor Wise --6.Audience /Matt Hills --7.Author /Cynthia Chris --8.Brand /Sarah Banet-Weiser --9.Celebrity /Suzanne Leonard and Diane Negra --10.Censorship /Terry Flew --11.Citizenship /Laurie Ouellette --12.Class /Laura Grindstaff --13.Commodification /Alison Hearn --14.Convergence /Jean Burgess --15.Copyright /Kembrew McLeod --16.Cosmopolitanism /Lilie Chouliaraki --17.Data /Melissa Gregg and Dawn Nafus --18.Discourse /Nico Carpentier --19.Domesticity /Mary Beth Haralovich --20.Fan /Henry Jenkins --21.Feminism /Susan J. Douglas --22.Flow /Derek Kompare --23.Gaze /Michele White --24.Gender /Rosalind Gill --25.Genre /Jason Mittell --26.Globalization /Aswin Punathambekar --27.Hegemony /Justin Lewis --28.Hybridity /Marwan M. Kraidy --29.Identity /Myria Georgiou --30.Ideology /Jo Littler --31.Industry /Amanda D. Lotz --32.Infrastructure /Lisa Parks --33.Interactivity /Tama Leaver --34.Intersectionality /Brenda R. Weber --35.Irony /Amber Day --36.Labor /Vicki Mayer --37.Mass /Jack Z. Bratich --38.Memory /George Lipsitz --39.Myth /Jonathan Bignell --40.Nation /Melissa Aronczyk --41.Network /Marina Levina --42.New Media /Lisa Gitelman --43.Ordinary /Graeme Turner --44.Othering /Angharad N. Valdivia --45.Personalization /Joseph Turow --46.Play /Matthew Thomas Payne --47.Policy /Jennifer Holt --48.Popular /John Clarke --49.Power /Nick Couldry --50.Production /Derek Johnson --51.Public /Jennifer Petersen --52.Queer /Karen Tongson --53.Race /Herman Gray --54.Realism /Greg M. Smith --55.Reflexivity /Mark Andrejevic --56.Representation /Lisa Henderson --57.Resistance /Stephen Duncombe --58.Sound /Michele Hilmes --59.Space /Helen Morgan Parmett --60.Stereotype /Ellen Seiter --61.Surveillance /Kelly Gates --62.Taste /Elana Levine and Michael Z. Newman --63.Technology /Jennifer Daryl Slack --64.Temporality /Sarah Sharma --65.Text /Jonathan Gray.