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  Re: "'You know what my favorite promotion is? Lost!' The ongoing convergence of content and promotion"

  Audiences/Satire

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  Max Dawson Indiana University

  Tuesday, February 17, 2009 — 9:49 pm

  angry when I get tricked by a podbuster as I’m fast-forwarding through the ads during 30 Rock or Top ... a huge star, you can say no. Where I’m at, you pretty much do it if they tell you.’”) I agree with Avi ...
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  Brought to You With Limited Commercial Interruption: The temporalities of online TV

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  JP Kelly Royal Holloway, University of London

  February 18, 2009

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  temporalities of broadcast TV. It’s not just the possibility for viewers to reorganise the sequence of their ad ... accustomed to the shorter commercial breaks of online TV, it seems possible that more broadcasters will ...
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  Re: Brought to You With Limited Commercial Interruption: The temporalities of online TV

  Follow the Audience

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  Elizabeth Evans University of Nottingham

  Wednesday, February 18, 2009 — 6:52 pm

  a response to what viewers were doing (skipping the ads via their PVR or possibly even choosing online ... adapting on their own. This is possibly another reason why the industry see these services as ‘alien’.   On ...
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  Multiplatform Fame

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  James Bennett London Metropolitan University

  February 19, 2009

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  Multiplatform Fame pro-am online content DIY DiggNation celebrity Beavis and Butthead Curator's Note  This clip is edited together from the podcast  Diggnation, hosted by Kevin Rose and Alex Albrecht. DiggNation  appears to be two computer geeks, sit ...
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  Re: Brought to You With Limited Commercial Interruption: The temporalities of online TV

  Remote Free, But Not Free of Commercials...

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  Max Dawson Indiana University

  Friday, February 20, 2009 — 1:31 am

  I’m curious as to whether you’ve tested out this hypothesis on FOX’s “remote free” presentations of ... of stunts do present interesting possibilities for television storytellers, and, additionally, are ...
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  Digg, Web2.0, and Conspicuous (Information) Consumption

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  Max Dawson Indiana University

  Friday, February 20, 2009 — 2:04 am

  James – I’m really intrigued by this notion that achieving Internet fame is form of technological ...
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  From ‘Heroes’ to ‘Zeroes’: Producing Fan Vids without Fans

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  Avi Santo Old Dominion University

  February 20, 2009

  4 comments

  From ‘Heroes’ to ‘Zeroes’: Producing Fan Vids without Fans fan videos Battlestar Galactica Heroes viral marketing Brandom Curator's Note Increasingly, fans are being courted by media owners as important participants in viral marketing campaigns desig ...
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  Re: From ‘Heroes’ to ‘Zeroes’: Producing Fan Vids without Fans

  Blurring Boundaries

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  Elizabeth Evans University of Nottingham

  Friday, February 20, 2009 — 2:55 pm

  I’m sure fans will inevitably become (and possibly already are) savvy about what is going on. Do they ... established boundaries. I realise I’m not the first to say this but it’s something that has become apparent in ...
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  Re: From ‘Heroes’ to ‘Zeroes’: Producing Fan Vids without Fans

  The audience has become redundant

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  Max Dawson Indiana University

  Saturday, February 21, 2009 — 12:15 am

  or-user generated content and/or the processes that produce them. The term I’m looking for would be the ...
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  Masking the Difficulties of the Superhero Film Adaptation

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  Greg M. Smith Georgia State University

  February 23, 2009

  4 comments

  Masking the Difficulties of the Superhero Film Adaptation Spiderman mask Iron Man costume comic books adaptation Curator's Note It’s not surprising that Hollywood has turned to adapting comic book superhero stories.  It’s rather more surprising that ...

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