A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
Regulation may be boring, but it is imperative to understand policy and regulation and the manner in which they will be shaping the 21st century media landscape.
Read moreA critical look at the cult of Halloween and its appropriation by the horror industry.
Ernest Mathijs / The University of British Columbia
Read moreFlow is turning 5—come celebrate! Downoad the Flyer and feel free to distribute. What: Roundtable discussion titled “Hacking the Ivory Tower: The Intersections of New Media, Academic Scholarship, and Pedagogy” Why: In the past 5 years, FlowTV.org, Radio-TV-Film’s online journal of new media and television, has published 800 columns from more than 300 scholars around the world. To celebrate we […]
Read moreA look at the narrative arcs of two HBO Sports’ documentaries about female soccer teams in the U.S.
Read moreThis article offers an analysis of sportstv, a new category of sports television previously unexamined within television studies scholarship.
Read moreA consideration of the impact of digital media companies on sports broadcasting.
Read moreA look at the ways ESPN has identified the office as a viable marketing space.
Read moreA reading of the XFL message boards and users’ failure to question the dominant masculine structures of sport.
Read moreA critical analysis of the relationship between television, sports, performance, and commentary.
Read moreA analysis of Terrell Owens’ trans-mediated personality.
Read moreWith a special introduction by Harper Cossar / Georgia State University
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