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Media Law

Monday, March 25, 2019 to Friday, March 29, 2019

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Lyndsey SheltonGeorgia State University

Erotic Extortion: A Legal Case against Revenge Porn

By Stefanie E. Davis

Monday, March 25, 2019

1 comment

On the Feasibility of a 21st Century Fairness Doctrine

By J.J. Sylvia IV

Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Featured Content

3/25/2019 to 3/29/2019
Media Law

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Lyndsey SheltonGeorgia State University
3/18/2019 to 3/22/2019
The Cinematic in Contemporary Television and Media

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Angelo RestivoGSU Moving Image Studies
3/11/2019 to 3/15/2019
Sci-Fi Anthology Shows

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Jazmine R. HudsonGeorgia State University
3/4/2019 to 3/8/2019
The Problem of Post Horror

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Shellie McMurdoUniversity of Roehampton
2/25/2019 to 3/1/2019
Cinema Journal In Focus: Anthropocene

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Jennifer L. PetersonWoodbury University
Graig UhlinOklahoma State University
2/18/2019 to 2/22/2019
IMR Retrospective on Race

Theme week organized by
Jazmine R. HudsonGeorgia State University
Tanya ZukGeorgia State University

Recent comments

Re: Erotic Extortion: A Legal Case against Revenge Porn

Section 230 Protection

By J.J. Sylvia IV

16 hours 17 min ago

Thanks for this interesting post. I think you've made some good suggestions for expanding these laws to every state and providing a take-down procedure for problematic content. When you mention immunity for online intermediaries, I assume that you'...
Re: Of the Cinematic and the Televisual

Televisual Seriality, Cinematic Sequels, and Comics Continuity

By Corey K Creekmur

Friday, March 22, 2019 - 20:22

This is a compelling piece for me because I move between film studies and comics studies (rather than television studies): mainstream comics fans and some creators are obsessed with what they call continuity, the long-term serial structure that...
Re: Of the Cinematic and the Televisual

response to Martha

By Angelo Restivo

Friday, March 22, 2019 - 20:09

I love the focus on space; and on how serial television allows us to inhabit spaces that evolve over long periods of time. In terms of what we were talking about yesterday--namely, cinematic hauntings--what's really striking to me is the way that...
Re: Don Draper’s Mask: Evoking the Cinematic

Response to Angelo

By Rashna Wadia Richards

Friday, March 22, 2019 - 00:54

Yes to all of this! There's definitely more than pastiche or blank parody going on (though I'm planning a chapter on parody with DEAR WHITE PEOPLE too). And I agree with the way you're framing this: these images are circulating "on their...
Re: Don Draper’s Mask: Evoking the Cinematic

Response to Rashna

By Angelo Restivo

Thursday, March 21, 2019 - 12:53

This is fascinating and I can't wait to read your book: it's rather amazing that the processes of cinematic "hauntings" that I was tracking down so relentlessly in Breaking Bad can be seen in other contemporary television series. What I think is key...