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Sisters are doing it for themselves

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Robert Alan Brookey Northern Illinois University

January 10, 2011

possibility of a GWBG sequel, and that I could help make the sequel happen. The project was listed on ... Neutrality, and the possibility of a two-tiered Internet, DIY and fan participation may have a bleak future. ... But before the conglomerates have a chance to spoil everything, I’m going to play. In an update on ...

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Re: Please Feed the Trolls: 4chan and Vernacular Media Policy

Updated thoughts in light of Wikileaks

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Bill Kirkpatrick Denison University

Monday, December 20, 2010 — 3:30 pm

don’t know if I’m pro-Wikileaks, but I know I’m anti-anti-Wikileaks.” I would like for the IMR piece ...

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Re: Puzzling Spectatorship

Puzzle FIlms and Cinephilia

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Sarah Hamblin Michigan State University

Thursday, December 16, 2010 — 12:54 am

youtube have a role to play. Now it’s possible to watch a film like Caché once, read a blog to help figure ...

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Re: Puzzling Spectatorship

Puzzle Films and Distribution Patterns

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Sarah Hamblin Michigan State University

Thursday, December 16, 2010 — 12:43 am

interesting to think about the idea of the puzzle in classical or early cinema. I’m working with a more ...

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Re: Puzzling Spectatorship

Beyond the Multiplex

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Sarah Hamblin Michigan State University

Thursday, December 16, 2010 — 12:40 am

Hi Jesse, I’ve only dipped briefly into Klinger’s book but I’m inclined to agree based on my ...

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Re: BIG News from India: BIG Cinemas and Diasporic Indian Moviegoing in the United States

A Knot to Cut?

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Daniel C. Faltesek Oregon State University

Wednesday, December 15, 2010 — 3:05 pm

Ross, Your point about the possibility that BIG is accessing a nascent market seems right. If ...

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Puzzling Spectatorship

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Sarah Hamblin Michigan State University

December 15, 2010

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Puzzling Spectatorship Puzzle Films film spectatorship DVD technology Curator's Note Whenever I teach Christopher Nolan’s Memento or Michael Haneke’s Caché my students invariably respond in one of two ways: half hate the films – they struggle with th ...

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Re: BIG News from India: BIG Cinemas and Diasporic Indian Moviegoing in the United States