Your Tumblr Makes Me Want To Study: Thoughts about the studyblr community Jacqueline Ryan Vickery / University of North Texas
A discussion about Tumblr as a discursive space for community building and learning.
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Beyond Privacy: Concerns about social surveillance Jacqueline Ryan Vickery / University of North Texas
The author examines the role of surveillance in silencing expressions where expressions can be taken out of context.
Read moreOh Snap! Stop Shaming the Sext Jacqueline Ryan Vickery / University of North Texas
A discussion of online privacy and photo sharing in the aftermath of the Snapchat hack.
Read moreHacking the Ivory Tower: A roundtable discussion
Flow 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 […]
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Special Features CFP: Social Media
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House, FB: A Consideration of Convergence Marketing
Jacqueline Vickery / Flow Staff
Looking at House and Facebook as an example of convergence marketing.
Read moreSometimes a Woman just Wants to Be on Top — Desperate Housewives and a “Woman’s Place”
Jacqueline Vickery / Flow Staff
by: Jacqueline Vickery / FLOW Staff
Lynette’s role complicates contradictory cultural assumptions about both feminism and masculinity.