http://www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk/indexie.html

Communication, cultural and media studies resources for students;
communication from Shannon-Weaver to chaos;
cultural studies from Arnold to Baudrillard;
media with the emphasis on Britain and Europe

http://www.culturalstudies.net/

CSC features original interactive commentary and analysis, links to the best cultural studies resources on the planet, and pointers to exciting and superior World Wide Web projects devoted to special cultural studies interests.

http://www.aber.ac.uk/media/Functions/medmenu.html

The MCS (pronounced 'mix') site is a British-based gateway to Web resources useful in the academic study of media and communication. It was established in Spring 1995 and is being developed by Dr Daniel Chandler, lecturer in Media Theory at the Department of Education in the University of Wales, Aberystwyth (UWA). It is 'British-based' firstly in that it is produced in Wales and secondly in that it is intended to give priority to issues of interest to both British scholars in the field and to others who are interested in media in the UK. This will become more apparent as such resources increase on the Web. There is no intentional orientation towards either cultural studies or to social science: the intention is to represent all relevant approaches.

http://www.trinity.edu/mkearl/commun.html

From sociological tour through cyberspace, this is ALL about communication, all sorts!

http://vos.ucsb.edu/

Voice of the Shuttle web page for humanities research. Super!

http://www.brocku.ca/english/jlye/index.html

Resources for study of communication esp. good for clear statements about complex topics

http://thesaurus.plumbdesign.com/index.html

The Plumb Design Visual Thesaurus is an exploration
of sense relationships within the English language.
By clicking on words, you follow a
thread of meaning, creating a spatial map
of linguistic associations.

http://www.well.com/conf/mirrorshades/

Ever wonder where the authors of science fiction get their ideas?
Judge the process for yourself in the MIRRORSHADES Postmodern Archive
on the WELL. It's a mix of weblog, archive, and commonplace book,
plucked out of Bruce Sterling's email and from websites worldwide.
Currently tracking: art, science, design, environmental catastrophe,
crime, virtual war, rip-off cybercreeps, dead media,
anarchy, spooks, sickening outrages and cheering developments.

The Dead Media Project:
at:
http://griffin.multimedia.edu/~deadmedia/frame.html

This is a virtual library dedicated to past forms of media.
And much more!

Kiss of the panoptican

k.i.s.s. (Keep It Simple Stupid)
of the panopticon
is a cultural theory
and media literacy Web
site run by Dougie Bicket.

Wondering about postmodernism? What about Modernism? http://www.colorado.edu/English/ENGL2012Klages/pomo.html

You could take a look at Steven Best and Doug Kellner's 1991 book Postmodern Theory/ Critical Interrogations.