‘Your Mom is So Fat…,’ or Talking Politics on the Internet
Hollis Griffin / Denison University
An examination of the causes and effects of discussing politics on the Internet.
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‘Your Mom is So Fat…,’ or Talking Politics on the Internet
Everything you wanted to know you know on Masters of Sex
Amy Adele Hasinoff / University of Colorado Denver
Part of the appeal of programs like Masters of Sex is nostalgia
Read moreWhy Don’t I Like Breaking Bad?
Kate Warner / University of Queensland
Considers the reasons for not liking AMC’s critically acclaimed show Breaking Bad.
Read more(Ultra-High-Speed) Photographic Engineering
Mara Mills / New York University
AT&T’s slow-motion cinematography, and the visual dissection of bodies human and telephonic on the road to atomic warfare.
Read moreImmigration advocacy from the anchor’s desk
Viviana Rojas / University of Texas at San Antonio
Jorge Ramos transfers immigration agenda from Univision to Fusion
Read moreThe Turkish Al-Jazeera? TRT
Omar Al-Ghazzi / University of Pennsylvania
Marwan M. Kraidy / University of Pennsylvania
A discussion of Turkish presence and influence on Al-Jazeera.
Read moreAlso Sprach Reddington
Kristopher Mecholsky / Louisiana State University
An examination of The Blacklist as a libertarian dystopic fantasy.
Read moreHow Can We Tell the Future
Jonathan Gray / University of Wisconsin – Madison
A discussion of the crisis of TV distribution and how critical cultural television scholars are making sense of it.
Read moreThree Evasions of the Future of Television
Jason Mittell / Middlebury College
Mittell thinks through the multiple pasts and futures of television.
Read moreHBO and Netflix – Getting Back to the Future
Thomas Schatz / University of Texas
A discussion how Netflix has eschewed the ad-driven paradigm while supplying content audiences want to watch.
The Future of Television is…Comics?
Alisa Perren / University of Texas at Austin
A consideration of television’s increasing investment in comic book properties.
Read moreTelevision and the Data Salt Mines
Sharon Strover / The University of Texas at Austin
A discussion regarding the current state of TV as data.
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