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Who Severed the Tiger’s Spine?: Traumas of Occupation and Partition in Exhuma
Soohee Kang / University of Texas at Austin

Soohee Kang explores how Exhuma (2024) works through legacies of colonial occupation and subtly hints at the trauma of Korean partition.

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“Scan to Join!”: Selfie Fan Cams and the Sporting Event
Laurel P. Rogers / University of Texas at Austin

Laurel P. Rogers reflects on the “selfie fan cam” at sporting events.

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Amazon MGM Studios not playing by its book in India
Mansa Narain / University of Texas at Austin

Mansa Narain discusses how Amazon commodifies DEI initiatives in India, prioritising profit over genuine inclusion.

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Dancing in the Distraction Factory: CGI, Captured Feet, and Box Office Magic

May 17, 2007 Anna Beatrice Scott / University of California, Riverside 3 comments

by: Anna Beatrice Scott / University of California, Riverside

Dancing is a central component to today’s CGI blockbusters. What happens in the transformation from the physical to the digital? What effects has dance had on animation and animation on dance? And how does dancing in the digital realm shape our perception of reality?

Indigeneity for Life: Bro’town and Its Stereotypes

May 4, 2007 Ilana Gershon / Indiana University 10 comments

by: Ilana Gershon / Indiana University
The writers of Bro’town insist on a distinction between stereotypes used to reinforce historically and economically grounded inequalities and stereotypes used to indicate differences without consequences.

“Captive TV:” A New Reality Format

May 4, 2007 John Corner / University of Liverpool 2 comments

by: John Corner / University of Liverpool
What does the Royal Navy’s recent hostage crisis in Iran say about television’s involvement in the conduct of war and conflict?

Sanjaya and the Mulatto Millenium

May 4, 2007 Mary Beltran / University of Texas - Austin 9 comments

by: Mary Beltrán / University of Wisconsin-Madison
These days it’s a boon to star hopefuls not only to have an ethnically ambiguous look but to be open about their mixed heritage in their publicity.

Sometimes a kiss is just a kiss: (not) responding to the Richard Gere-Shipla Shetty controversy in India

May 4, 2007 Shanti Kumar / University of Texas 4 comments

by: Shanti Kumar / University of Texas-Austin
The Indian majority’s non-response to the Gere-Shetty kiss indicates reinforces the notion that diverse cultures in India have known how to live with each other for centuries

I Lost my Wife to Facebook, and Other Myths that Might be True

May 4, 2007 Michele Byers / Saint Mary's University 8 comments

by: Michele Byers / Saint Mary’s University
Facebook anyone? Looking to the online community, Facebook, the author considers how nostalgia and irony simultaneously figure into this current trend.

Children Playing in Hollywood

May 2, 2007 Judith Halberstam / University of Southern California 6 comments

by: Judith Halberstam / University of Southern California
Let’s see how Little Children manages to sneak normativity into the plot as resolution for the problem of the community enforcement of …normativity!

Welcome! ¡Bienvenido! Bem-vindo!

April 20, 2007 Juan de Dios Piñón and Jean Anne Lauer / FLOW Staff One comment

by: Juan Piñón and Jean Anne Lauer / FLOW Staff

An introduction to our special trilingual issue on Latin American Media. /
Una introducción a nuestro número especial dedicado a medios en Latinoamérica.

La televisión cultural mexicana

April 20, 2007 Florence Toussaint / UNAM 11 comments

by: Florence Toussaint / Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Aunque la televisión cultural permanece en distintos lugares, los vaivenes de la política la han mantenido
en un permanente desasosiego. / Although cultural television survives in certain places, inconsistent
policies have left it in a permanent state of anxiety.

“Cibercultura” y cibercultur@

April 20, 2007 Jorge A. González / UNAM 4 comments

by: Jorge A. González / Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Una propuesta en cuanto al neologismo “cibercultur@”: entenderlo como un objeto de estudio y como un valor
de desarrollo y empoderamiento social. / A proposal to
use the neologism “cybercultur@” to designate an area
of study, as well as describe a value for development and social empowerment.

La televisión mexicana y la transformación del poder en México en el siglo XXI

April 20, 2007 Javier Esteinou Madrid / UAM, Xochimilco One comment

by: Javier Esteinou Madrid / Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Unidad Xochimilco
Entramos en la fase histórica de vivir bajo el imperio
del nuevo poder informal de los medios de difusión colectivos. / We are entering a new historical phase in which we live under the empire of the new informal power of collective mass media.

La semiótica de la televisión en América Latina: problemáticas y perspectivas metodológicas

April 20, 2007 Alfredo Cid Jurado / Tec de Monterrey, Mexico City One comment

by: Alfredo Cid Jurado / Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Mexico City
El futuro de la semiótica aplicada a la televisión latinoamericana, y cómo puede responder a las demandas sobre el estudio profundo del rol social que juega la televisión en el mundo de habla hispana. / The future of semiotics and the study of Latin American Television, and the ways it may respond to the demands for a deeper study of the social role that television plays in the Spanish speaking world.

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Who Severed the Tiger’s Spine?: Traumas of Occupation and Partition in Exhuma
Soohee Kang / University of Texas at Austin

“Scan to Join!”: Selfie Fan Cams and the Sporting Event
Laurel P. Rogers / University of Texas at Austin

Amazon MGM Studios not playing by its book in India
Mansa Narain / University of Texas at Austin