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  Bollywood’s Index: Allusions and Inside Jokes in Om Shanti Om

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  James Daniel Elam Northwestern University

  March 12, 2008

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  at least Farah Khan) is in on the joke, too. Beginning to research Bollywood from the angle of its ...
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  “The Power to Entertain Yourself: Mobile Video Strikes Out (Again)”

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  Max Dawson Northwestern University

  June 18, 2007

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  ads. In this ad, a bored passenger on a city bus springs from his seat and begins issuing commands to ...
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  Dissecting Distribution: The Potential Role(s) of Media Industry Studies Scholars

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  Alisa Perren University of Texas at Austin

  May 31, 2013

  industries and their practices. Media industry studies, at least as Jennifer Holt and I conceptualized it ...
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  Flying Classrooms in the Midwest: The MPATI’s Experiment in Regional Educational Television

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  Allison Perlman University of California-Irvine

  February 28, 2008

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  superintendents from all six states and devised at least one program, Your State Today, which addressed the ...
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  Show-boating and Race-baiting: Movies aboard the 'Sunny South'

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  Paul S Moore Ryerson University

  October 12, 2020

  of Jim Crow laws of the time, racially-segregated seating prevailed when the boats docked, at least ...
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  Does Netflix’s Success Signal The Return of Vertical Integration?

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  Jonathan Wroot University of Greenwich

  May 08, 2020

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  Does Netflix’s Success Signal The Return of Vertical Integration? Netflix DVD home media distribution Curator's Note The above clip is one of many unboxing videos that can now be found for Criterion’s DVD and Blu-Ray release of Roma (dir. Alfonso Cua ...
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  Where it Belongs: Positioning US dramas on Australian TV

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  Joshua Green Massachusetts Institute of Technology

  March 31, 2008

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  Where it Belongs: Positioning US dramas on Australian TV youth culture transnationalism The O.C. teen dramas promos paratexts Network Ten modeling Izzy Asper imagined audiences idents globalization domestic programming distribution demographics australia ...
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  Show me the Money: Desi TV in the US Marketplace

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  Madhavi Mallapragada University of Texas at Austin

  April 14, 2008

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  Show me the Money: Desi TV in the US Marketplace globalization diaspora South Asian transnationalism Asian-American cable original programming India distribution Simply Desi ImaginAsian TV syndication Koffee with Karan Star TV Pulse- the Desi Beat Pan Des ...