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  History Repeats Itself?: How Wrestling Regards Its Performers

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  Bryan Alvarez Wrestling Observer/Figure Four Weekly

  August 20, 2010

  6 comments

  mid-30s, or even mid-40s.  This is not learning from history, but at least it's an example that ...
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  Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy

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  Bill Kirkpatrick Denison University

  August 23, 2010

  10 comments

  then, the bottom-up regulatory practices of online brats are at least as important as official, top-down ...
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  Re: Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy

  What a great essay,

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  Lisa Nakamura University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign

  Monday, August 23, 2010 — 6:13 pm

  heard from at least one other 4chan researcher that if you are smart and write something smart about ...
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  Re: Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy

  Policy is Privilege

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  Bill Kirkpatrick Denison University

  Monday, August 23, 2010 — 7:19 pm

  to steal), but I'm still figuring out how to begin to theorize those relations. And thanks to ...
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  Unsettling Accounts: The Cultural Life of Hollywood Economics in Johnson v Rysher, Celador v Disney, and so on

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  Josh Heuman Texas A&M University, Department of Communication

  August 24, 2010

  5 comments

  about the cases (not least for anyone on Johnson’s or Celador’s Christmas lists). But it also neglects ...
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  Re: Unsettling Accounts: The Cultural Life of Hollywood Economics in Johnson v Rysher, Celador v Disney, and so on

  More layers!

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  Josh Heuman Texas A&M University, Department of Communication

  Wednesday, August 25, 2010 — 3:24 pm

  one point, at least, I'd imagined a mashup of Nash Bridges, Ke$ha, Medievel/Dark Ages Spawn, and ...
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  Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

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  Steven Boyer University of Glasgow

  August 31, 2010

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  Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape? video games press conferences demographics Curator's Note At this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Microsoft opened their press event by showing off ...
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  Re: Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

  Disembodied Child, Sad Tiger, & a Whole Lot of "Huh?"

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  Philip Nel Kansas State University

  Wednesday, September 1, 2010 — 4:25 pm

  it could do the child some real harm.  When the girl hides, tears begin to pool in the animated ... display of emotion would seem (to me, at least) less troubling.  As it is, though, yeah, "Huh?" ... adolescence begins.)   ...
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  Re: Cuddly Kittens and Chainsaw Bayonets: Where Do Kids Fit into Today’s Video Game Landscape?

  Child centric?

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  Sean Geoghegan Cardiff University

  Friday, September 3, 2010 — 7:57 pm

  the market place then this too would appear to be just a distraction before the real campaign begins ...
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  "Four Days at Dragon*Con" excerpt

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  Jack Walsh Public Broadcasting Atlanta

  September 07, 2010

  5 comments

  scale of geekiness.    Four Days at Dragon*Con will begin airing on PBS stations throughout the country ...

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