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Cinema Journal Presents: Mapping Media Industry Studies

Expanding the Media Studies Dialogue-Sphere

By Christine Becker

Studies of Media Industries: Four Challenges

By Paul McDonald

Invisible Industries: Sound and the Public Sector

By Michele Hilmes
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The Future of Media Industry Studies: Academic-Industry Collaboration

By Jennifer Holt

Dissecting Distribution: The Potential Role(s) of Media Industry Studies Scholars

By Alisa Perren

Resident Evil at the Movies

"New York Sequence Initialized": Genre Cues and Play in the Resident Evil Film Franchise

By Marianna Martin

Whose Aesthetics?: Resident Evil as a Video Game Movie

By Racquel M. Gonzales

Guarantee Me You’ll Bring This Corporation Down: Narrative Closure and Resident Evil’s Anti-Corporate Politics

By Sean Cashbaugh
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Jill Sandwich: The Cinema and 'Resident Evil'

By Kalisha Cornett

Alice Remembers Everything: The Resident Evil Franchise as Film Franchise

By Carly Kocurek

The Feelings Business: The Real Housewives Franchise

Welcome to The Clubhouse

By Rachel Silverman
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Real Housework: Branding Emotional Labor in The Real Housewives of New York City

By Jacquelyn Arcy
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The Real Housewives of Atlanta's African Adventure

By Kimberly Springer

Weathering a Recession with The Real Housewives

By David R. Coon
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The Labor of Intimacy in the Affective Marketplace of The Real Housewives of Atlanta

By Chelsea Bullock

Female Showrunners

Amy Sherman-Palladino: Losing the Battle, Winning the War

By Karen Petruska
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Women, Power and Political Influence in Scandal

By Rossend Sanchez-Baro
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Discerning Authorship in Shonda Rhimes' Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, and Scandal

By Stefania Marghitu
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“Funny Women Aren’t Feminist Symbols”: Postfeminism and Comedy in Liz Meriwether’s New Girl

By Michael Rennett
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Idolizing the Submissive, Sassy Mistress: ABC and the Scandal of the Stereotype

By Janelle Y Jennings-Alexander
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Issa Rae and The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl

Awkward Black Girl’s Success in New Media Highlights Old Racism

By Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D.
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Awkward (and Real) Race Talk on ABG

By Ralina Joseph
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Awkward Black Girl: Too Black for TV

By Alfred Martin
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Awkward: The Floating Signifier

By Racquel Gates
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Where Do We Go From Here: Musings on Issa Rae and Black Content Producers

By Kristen Warner
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Critical Media Literacy

Using Critical Media Literacy to Empower Inclusive and Active Voices in Daily Civic Life

By Paul Mihailidis
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Using Media to Make a Difference

By Lynn Schofield Clark
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Kids Talk Back to the News

By Renee Hobbs
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Social Constructivism, Ideology & the Politics of Representation

By Jeff Share
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Media and Society: Making Art and Making Change

By Benjamin Thevenin
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Conspiracies and Surveillance

Scandalous Conspiracies: Making Sense of Popular Scandal Through Conspiracy

By Jason Derby
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Contemporary American Prime-Time Television Serials and the Logics of Conspiracy

By Felix Brinker
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Sexuality and Agency in Pop Star Conspiracy Theories

By Meagan Winkelman
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Transnational Conspiracy Theories and Vernacular Visual Cultures: Political Islam in Turkey and America

By Perin Gurel
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Millions of Americans Believe Conspiracy Theories Exist

By Jack Z. Bratich
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Nonfiction vs. Reality TV

Teaching Documentary in a Reality TV Environment: Taxonomies of Production versus Taxonomies of Texts

By David Cooper Moore
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Unlock the Gates: Genre and Rhetoric in MSNBC's "Lockup"

By Alan Pike

Blurred Boundaries: Approaches to Defining Documentaries and Reality Television

By Evan L. Kropp
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Tell Me a Story and Make It True: Applied Narrative in Reality Television

By Jeffrey David Greene
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The Uncanny, the Fourth Wall and Maranaise: Dialectical Metaspaces in Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

By Kate Morgan

Virtual Subjects

Fantasizing our End through Film

By Sheila Kunkle
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Speaking Subject, Virtual Subject

By Soumitra Ghosh
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Melodramatic Subjectivities in Minnelli’s The Cobweb (1955)

By Agustin Zarzosa

Is first person point-of-view today’s virtual subject?: Cronenberg’s Bodily Intervention

By Hilary Neroni
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Cinema On the Run

By Adam Cottrel
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The Supreme Court and Culture

Biography and Judicial Philosophy: Media Coverage of Sonia Sotomayor

By Alison Kozberg
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Icons of Text: SCOTUS and the written word in a video age.

By Chad Pollock
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Making The Law Free

By Matthew Sundquist
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Swartz, Anonymous, and the De-Institutionalization of the Supreme Court

By Al Harahap

Don't Fear the Justice?: Power, Fear, and Lifetime Appointments

By Charlotte Howell
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