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Cinematic Thinking

The Price of Politics

By Adam Cottrel
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Vertigo, or the Beautiful Spiral of Uncertainty

By Hunter Vaughan

Carax's Oneiric Drive

By Elena Gorfinkel
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History, Memory, Cinema: Angelopolous's Ulysses' Gaze

By Robert Sinnerbrink
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The Return of the Cinematic Dead

By John Mullarkey
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Netflix Series

Marshall McLuhan and Harold Adams Innis Watching Netflix

By Aaron Dickinson Sachs
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Netflix and Rethinking Ritualized Consumption of Audiovisual Content

By Ariane Lebot
5 comments

Querying the Queue

By Lindsay Bosch
4 comments

The Big Data TV: Data Analytics, Algorithms, and Netflix’s Original Programming

By Hye Jin Lee
1 comment

The Netflix Experience: Immediate and Unlimited Television Viewing as User Fantasy

By Sarah Sinwell

Food Media Reprise

What's so gross about pink slime?

By Sarah O'Brien
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Food Porn on Tumblr: A Mediated Cornucopia of Fantasies, Desires, and Excesses

By Carlnita P. Greene
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The bacon matters: Food in non-food TV

By Helle von Bargen
3 comments

So Beautiful, So Broken: Hunger, Pinterest and Food Bloggers as Activists

By Hannah Heller
2 comments

Food Authorities: The Burger Foundation and the Sources of Expertise

By Eric LeMay
3 comments

Cinema Journal Presents: Gender and Labor in Recession-Era Media and Media Studies

A Sinister Forecast?

By Caetlin Benson-Allott

Where in the World is Wonder Woman?

By Deborah Tudor
1 comment

Working in the Holes

By Kara Herold

Reading Between the Lines of Viral Marketing: The Case of Best Friends Forever

By Alyxandra Vesey

On Local Tent-poles and Virtual Tents: LGBT Film Fests After the Downturn

By Candace Moore

Media History Digital Library

Collaboration, Digitization, and The Implet

By Eric Hoyt

Discovering New Facets of Broadcasting History through the Media History Digital Library

By Kathy Fuller-Seeley
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The Politics of Fan Magazine Research

By Anne Helen Petersen
2 comments

Motion Pictures–Not For Theaters

By Jennifer Horne
1 comment

Searching for the Cast of Thousands: Excavating Labor from Media Industry Histories

By Kate Fortmueller
2 comments

Vine and the Short-Form Video

Listening to Vine

By Jennifer Proctor
6 comments

Rhythm Aesthetics: Vine & contemporary mobile moving image production practices

By Flora Magdalena Olszanowski
4 comments

Vine and the Historical Context of Short-Form Video

By Jennifer Wager

White People vs. Black People: Horatian Satire and Racial Stereotypes as Defined in Seven Seconds

By Johansen Quijano

Blips on the Radar: Vine and Consumer Attention

By Michael Lahey

Interactive Digital Media as Public Art

Socially Relevant, Accessible and Interactive

By Jennifer Zaylea
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Putting the Human in Interactive Art

By Liza-Anne Cabral
2 comments

Flying Lotus - Until The Quiet Comes (directed by Kahlil Joseph)

By Shabnam Piryaei
2 comments

Interactivity at the Intersection of the World

By Chris Escobar

Forever People

By Teri Frame

Everyday Archives

Everyday Archives and Open Government

By Chad Pollock
2 comments

Archiving Until the End of the Republic

By Zack Lischer-Katz
1 comment

Subaltern Digital Archives: Collecting and Curating Native American Literature on the Web

By Siobhan Senier
4 comments

Will Bit Rot be Beautiful?

By Daniel Griffin

Fan Fiction Archives as Sites of Cultural Practices

By Bettina Soller

Apocalypse Now: End of the World Media

Apocalypse Always: The Imagination of Terrorism in JJ Abrams' Star Trek(s)

By Kristine Weglarz and Beth Bonnstetter
3 comments

Subtract Civilization: Survival Narratives and Masculine Ideals

By Matthew Ferrari
3 comments

Mediated Survivialism in *Fallout 3*

By Timothy Welsh
4 comments

In Search of The End in On the Beach

By Michael Suen
2 comments

Is Feminism Still Alive? Gender and Gender Roles in “The Walking Dead”

By Stewart Baker
1 comment

Much Ado About Joss Whedon

Authorship in promotional surround: The Shakespearean and the Whedonesque

By Leora Hadas
2 comments

Race, Passing, and Lynching: Angel’s “Are You Now or Have You Ever Been”

By Taylor Boulware
4 comments

The Fanboy next Door: Whedon and his Appeal to self-professed Geeks

By Maria Sulimma
5 comments

That Whedony Feeling

By Casey McCormick

Dollhouse and Echo(e)s of Future Queerness

By Roxanne Samer
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