Published by The National Telemedia Council in Madison, Wisconsin, Telemedium: The Journal of Media Literacy represents an independent and interdisciplinary perspective on media literacy. If you are troubled by media literacy organizations that seek or accept corporate funding, you can be comfortable joining NTC and supporting the journal. NTC does not accept corporate funding. The organization co-sponsored the first National Media Literacy Conference in 1995, held at North Carolina's Appalachian State University.

A respected voice in the media literacy movement in both the United States and Canada, the journal has attracted significant leaders in the field . Among those who have contributed articles to the publication are: Neil Andersen Frank Baker David Buckingham David Considine Barry Duncan John Fiske Renee Hobbs Barrie McMahon Robert McChesney John Pungente Robyn Quin Martin Rayala Douglas Rushkoff Elizabeth Thoman Kathleen Tyner BACK ISSUES ARE AVAILABLE.

Considine Appointed Chairperson 2003 National Conference

David Considine: Resume

Media Literacy: 1999 National Conference

Media Literacy and Adolescents

Media Literacy: Barry Duncan's Class at Appalachian

Media Literacy and Juvenile Justice

Media Literacy and North Carolina Curriculum Connections

Media Literacy and Presidential Politics

Media Literacy: An Introduction to Media Literacy by Dr. David Considine

Media Literacy: ASU's Management Model

Media Literacy Class Online Spring 2002

Media Literacy: First National Media Literacy Conference at ASU

Media Literacy: From Television to Telling-Vision

Media Literacy, Health and Medical Issues

Media Literacy Hot Links

Media Literacy in North Carolina

Media Literacy: The Purposes and Rationale

Media Literacy Stipends & Summer School 2001

Media Literacy: Summit 2000: Reflections on Toronto Conference

Media Literacy: Teachers Talk Media Literacy

Putting the ME in MEdia: Student Reflections

Tyner to Teach in New York July 2002