| Introduction | Michael Keren |
| Is the Journalist Like Any Other Employee? The Rights and Obligations of Newspaper Publishers and Journalists in the Labor Relations | Elisheva Barak |
| Alfred Kerr: Critic and Essayist in the Turn-of-the-Century Berlin | Moshe Zuckerman |
| “Israel” - A Trilingual Newspaper Published in Cairo Between the World-Wars | Hagar Hillel |
| The Carrot and the Stick: Israeli Newspapers and their Attitude to the Arabs of Israel During the Intifada | Ilan Asya |
| Location and Identity in Two Israeli TV Series: ”Florentine” and “Bat-Yam - New York” |
Miri Talmon Tamar Libes |
| The “King of Jews” (Herzl) as a Communications Wizard | Ohad David |
| “Al Hamishmar”: The Anatomy of a Party-Sponsored Newspaper | Yariv Tsfati |
| Convergence and Distance in the Relationship Between Center and the Periphery in the Journalistic Discourse | Oren Sofer |
| Advertisements in the Israeli Press During the 1970s: From Yom Kippur War to the Peace Agreement with Egypt | Yarden Vatikai |
| Rabin’s Murder through the Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) Prism | Chagit Mes-Tsfaty |
| “Greeninkeh Baimelekh” (Green Bushes) - A Yiddish Juvenile Newspaper in Vilna | Adina Bar-El |
| Changes in the Israeli Juvenile Press, 1950s-1990s |
Irit Cohen Dvora Feingoz |
| Book Review | Moshe Negbi |
| Book Review | Shalom Rosenfeld |