The Religion and Media Interest Group section of the proceedings contains the following nine papers: "The Effect of Age and Background of Religious Broadcasting Executives on Digital Television Implementation" (Brad Schultz); "Environmental Reporting, Religion Reporting, and the Question of Advocacy" (Rick Clifton Moore); "The Rise of the Early Christian Church: A Triumph of Public Relations?" (David L. Martinson); "Mormons in Las Vegas: A Study of Entertainment Media and Secularization Defense Strategies" (Daniel A. Stout); "Religion, Spirituality, and Uses and Gratifications Theory" (Paul A. Creasman); "Advocacy, Objectivity, Editorial Freedom and Journalistic Quality: A Study of Issues in the Protestant Press" (Ken Waters); "Testing Theoretical Constructs of Framing" (Kyle Huckins); "God and Mammon: The Effects of Secular Takeovers of Religious Media Outlets" (William M. Alnor); and "Religion News and 'Values': A Study of 'The Dallas Morning News'' Religion Section" (Susan Willey). (RS)