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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

  formation. This point lurches around themes developed much further elsewhere (right now I’m thinking of Sean ...
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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

  specifics policies aside, the very term "policy" is itself a prize to be struggled over. Example: ...
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  Re: Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy

  Lots to think about there!

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  Josh Heuman Texas A&M University, Department of Communication

  Monday, August 23, 2010 — 5:08 pm

  I’d been reading about informal, extralegal systems of property regulation, and so I’m really ...
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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

  Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy 4chan /b/ cyberbullying Jessi Slaughter Media Policy Vernacular Media Policy Curator's Note Remember the 1910s tropes about "little boys in short pants" pranking the nation via wirel ...
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  Re: "The MSG Curtain Call": A Conflation of Front and Backstage in Professional Wrestling

  Thanks Bryce for the history

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  Ari Berenstein 411Mania.com

  Friday, August 20, 2010 — 6:46 am

  crowds such as that one. As far as generating heat, its interesting to note that it is still possible to ...
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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

  about head injuries, and how there is a possibility that Lou Gherig never even had the disease that was ...
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  "The MSG Curtain Call": A Conflation of Front and Backstage in Professional Wrestling

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  Ari Berenstein 411Mania.com

  August 19, 2010

  6 comments

  ceremony. Still, it is in these moments that the audience comes as close as possible to witnessing the ...
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  Re: Making the scripted more real? Pro wrestling and Twitter

  Thanks

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  Cory Barker Bradley University

  Wednesday, August 18, 2010 — 10:59 pm

  Thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate it. I am most intrigued by the story possibilities of ... really does open up the story for any number of possibilities. Though I wonder if the WWE and its more ...
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  Re: Making the scripted more real? Pro wrestling and Twitter

  Too Real for Wrestling

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  Shane Toepfer University of North Georgia

  Tuesday, August 17, 2010 — 11:09 pm

  authorship of subsequent tweets from the same account concerning a possible wrestler revolt in TNA and why ...
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  Re: A History of Violence: politics, profits, and the changing face of the WWE

  Thoughts on the Daniel Bryan Situation

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  Sam Ford Massachusetts Institute for Technology

  Tuesday, August 17, 2010 — 4:51 am

  younger fans. After all, aside from a few years of the "attitude era," it's not like most ...

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