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  Controlling Player Creativity in Halo 4: Microsoft's Game Content Usage Rules

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  Steven Boyer University of Glasgow

  November 01, 2012

  2 comments

  significant institutional control, however, is the least explicit because it is ideologically based. After ...
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  Re: Secondary Markets and Digital Media

  Digital first sale doctrine

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  Gregory Steirer Dickinson College

  Friday, November 2, 2012 — 3:27 am

  a right (for software, at least) in Europe. In any case, as the technology and business enivroment ...
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  Halo: How Clashing Media Cultures Lead to the Demise of a Blockbuster

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  Nicholas Benson Old Dominion University

  November 02, 2012

  1 comment

  Halo: How Clashing Media Cultures Lead to the Demise of a Blockbuster Peter Jackson Microsoft Media Cultures Keith Negus Gaming and the Halo Franchise cultural production Curator's Note  In 2005 Microsoft’s video game title Halo was enjoying massive ...
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  Re: Halo: How Clashing Media Cultures Lead to the Demise of a Blockbuster

  Personal Investment and Transmediality

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  Steven Boyer University of Glasgow

  Saturday, November 3, 2012 — 5:15 pm

  medium and the property begins as a brand, translated outward into a variety of media, then it will be ...
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  We Don't Need Another Hero: Individualism and Self-Reliance in Teen Television

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  Chris Tokuhama University of Southern California

  November 13, 2012

  5 comments

  this type of representation is that teenagers begin to learn to focus on themselves not because they ...
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  Rebels with a Cause: Creativity and the Teen Drama

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  Florian Groß Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

  November 14, 2012

  3 comments

  Rebels with a Cause: Creativity and the Teen Drama Veronica Mars The O.C. Teen TV and Pedagogy Gossip Girl creativity Curator's Note Rebels have a long tradition in teen narratives. However, in the contemporary teen drama, yesterday’s rebel without a ...
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  Re: We Don't Need Another Hero: Individualism and Self-Reliance in Teen Television

  I too would be curious to

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  Phoebe Bronstein Georgia Tech

  Wednesday, November 14, 2012 — 5:00 am

  least a year). That lack of things that might define many a teen experience--including school, ...
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  Re: Rebels with a Cause: Creativity and the Teen Drama

  Indeed

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  Florian Groß Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

  Wednesday, November 14, 2012 — 9:22 pm

  the phenomenon along the lines you've outlined can help us to understand (at least parts of) the ... manner, at least not a main character. We see hints of this in Wallace Fennel, but that is about the only ...
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  Re: Private Pasts and Future Publics

  Pasts and Future Publics

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  Heather Norris Nicholson Centre for Visual and Oral History Research, University of Huddersfield HD1 3SH

  Friday, November 16, 2012 — 10:39 am

  least be more awareness of positionality and context. Clearly amateur footage must not be used as ...
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  The Lying Game and Game Theory

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  Dana Och University of Pittsburgh

  November 26, 2012

  4 comments

  The Lying Game and Game Theory twins The Lying Game Teen TV and New Media Game Theory doppelganger ABC Family Curator's Note   While many ABC Family teen shows reflect concerns of new media (ranging from the endless surveillance to the radical narrat ...

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