A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A Critical Forum on Media and Culture
A critical examination of the interdependencies of natural and cultural resources, coordination of networked infrastructure, and subjectivities formed in their spaces.
Read moreA discussion of American Horror Story: Coven and its “shocking attractions.”
Read moreKerry Hegarty examines role of the young female protagonist in the Gothic horror films of Mexican director Carlos Enrique Taboada.
Read moreThe Coke controversy reminds us that ads produce meaning beyond their promotion of products
Read moreA consideration of actors’ untimely deaths and the role of mourning in fandom.
Read moreAn analysis about Hulu’s growth and strategies regarding its streaming service.
Read moreAn examination of British minority identity actors
Read moreThis article explores reality television celebrity, and the way in which the tabloid magazine and other extra-textual sources have become important to the text of the reality shows from which these stars emerge.
Read moreA recap of the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show and its implications for the future of “immersive” media.
Read moreAn examination of the causes and effects of discussing politics on the Internet.
Read morePart of the appeal of programs like Masters of Sex is nostalgia
Read moreConsiders the reasons for not liking AMC’s critically acclaimed show Breaking Bad.
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