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  Re: Reflecting your heart's desire: "Project Black Mirror" and faux-Kickstarting Siri's mind-reading routine

  I’m quite a big fan of

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  Robert Wright University of Wolverhampton

  Tuesday, May 5, 2015 — 3:22 pm

  I'm quite a big fan of Charlie Brooker's work, enough to immediately notice that the examples of satirical programming you use both involved him as a writer, but this being said this viral campaign for Black Mirror completely passed me by so tha ...
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  Black Mirror as Pedagogical Tool in the College Classroom

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  Frank Bridges Rutgers University

  May 08, 2015

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  watching the episode it facilitates meaningful discussions through a glimpse of our highly possible future. ...
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  WTF? How a podcast established a unique transmedia dialogue

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  Brad Mitchell University of Missouri

  May 18, 2015

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  WTF? How a podcast established a unique transmedia dialogue WTF transmedia podcasting podcast Marc Maron Curator's Note Comedian Marc Maron has built his own niche in popular media since the inaugural episode of his WTF podcast in 2009. As his semi-w ...
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  The Podcast and the Public Conversation: Considering the Slate Political Gabfest

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  Jeff Casey University of Wisconsin-Madison

  May 19, 2015

  exciting possibilities for reimagining the public dialogue, especially in politics. However, most of top ...
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  Re: WTF? How a podcast established a unique transmedia dialogue

  The Male Confessional Voice

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  Jeff Casey University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Wednesday, May 20, 2015 — 3:14 am

  "honesty.” I’m a little skeptical (perhaps cynical) about applying these terms to media figures, but that is ... confessional than Gray. So, I say all of this not to dismiss Maron. I’m a fan of his podcast, his standup, and ...
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  Hardcore Historian: The Amateur as Expert

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  Andrew J. Salvati Drew University

  May 22, 2015

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  Hardcore Historian: The Amateur as Expert podcasting historiography Digital History Curator's Note In the past ten years, podcasting has often been characterized as a disruptive technology, capable of opening new digital spaces for independent, grass ...
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  Podcast disruption

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  Andrew J. Salvati Drew University

  Saturday, May 23, 2015 — 12:17 am

  the possibility of disruption may still yet exist for some very creative independent podcast ...
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  Class Struggle at the Wonder Wharf: Bob's Burgers' Working Class World

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  Charlotte Howell University of Texas at Austin

  June 08, 2015

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  Mr. Fishoeder's main business endeavor (and possibly his main source of income based on how often ...
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  The Natives Are Restless in Disney’s Jungle Cruise

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  Melanie Wolske California State University Long Beach

  June 09, 2015

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  a riverboat cruise through major rivers in Africa, South America, and Asia. Visitors board a replica tramp ...
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  I Want to Believe...That Chris Carter won't ruin The X-Files: Fan/producer relationships and textual ownership

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  Bethan Jones Aberystwyth University

  June 16, 2015

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  – should not be allowed anywhere near the revival. Research I’m currently doing shows that fans have very ...

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