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Many of the films featured at this year’s Oscars — including Best Picture winner No Country for Old Men — feature a morally ambiguous conclusion in which the evil still lurks “out there.” What does this say about our contemporary social experience?

An examination of the narrative strategy and effectiveness of the Chevy “Our Country. Our Truck.” ad campaign.

A consideration of the political uses of Aliens in America

A look at the ways audiences in Arab countries create mediated resistant narratives.

Does Juno’s critical box-office success suggest a growing movement of hope in American culture?

The Tudors, Henry Jenkins, and going big: making scholarship accessible to a popular audience.

Some of the uses and problems associated with mobile tv.

Survivor Goes Global: The Political Economy of an International Reality Hit

Panic at NATPE 2008 betrayed the conference’s recurring party line of optimism.

An examination of the relationship between popular music and visual images from the “Golden Age” of Ed Sullivan to the retro archive/D.I.Y. venue that is YouTube.

Perhaps I should come straight out with it – and I’m not proud about this – I don’t watch television very much at all.