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Widercasting: Cable Networks Abandon the Niche
By
Darcey West Morris
Georgia State University
February 03, 2012
3 comments
new media technologies make it
possible
to consume more television, but because viewers actually are ...
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FX Brand Feminism and Justified's Older Women
By
Jorie Lagerwey
University College Dublin
April 28, 2014
4 comments
rural,
possibly
insane or otherwise marginalized; characters like Katey Sagal’s biker gang matriarch on ...
In Media Res
Not Shock, But Confirmation: Rape as Ordinary Horror
By
Veronica Fitzpatrick
University of Pittsburgh
May 07, 2014
4 comments
duration–what we see, how we see it, the challenges posed to seeing and the
possible
value of seeing said ...
In Media Res
Who’s Alright?: The Politics of “Queerspawn” Representation in "The Kids Are Alright"
By
Aaron Dickinson Sachs
Saint Mary's College of California
June 18, 2014
2 comments
a minority group,
I’m
ambivalent about the way media representations frame me, so it’s not that surprising ...
In Media Res
Miss Independent, or Between Women- Reconsidered
By
Karen Tongson
University of Southern California
March 12, 2009
4 comments
configurations of love—like friendship—that carry other affective promises. We forget the fun and joy
possible
in ...
In Media Res
“I’m so angry that I made a sign”: Selfhood and Media Reflexivity in Occupy Protest Signs
By
Lyndsey Beutin
University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg School for Communication
May 03, 2012
2 comments
“
I’m
so angry that I made a sign”: Selfhood and Media Reflexivity in Occupy Protest Signs protest ...
In Media Res
“I guess I’m just taking a break…” Marvel’s Self-Reflexive World-Building
By
Dan Hassler-Forest
Utrecht University
September 17, 2016
1 comment
“I guess
I’m
just taking a break…” Marvel’s Self-Reflexive World-Building Marvel Comic Books and ...
In Media Res
Re:
“Is This My New TV?”: Divides in the Digital Transition
Another side to the "digital television divide"
By
Max Dawson
Northwestern University
Tuesday, October 6, 2009 — 3:11 am
possibilities
of digital broadcasting. When we consider the hardships that DTV is causing for stations in areas ...
In Media Res
Why “Where” Matters: Mobile Media and Urban Experience
By
Germaine Halegoua
University of Wisconsin - Madison
February 16, 2010
5 comments
understood why “where” has mattered for years, but it's
possible
that we might have to re-learn how to ...
In Media Res
Young people, social networking and qualitative methods
By
Allison Butler
Independent Scholar
September 02, 2010
2 comments
i dont feel like proofreading sometimes.
im
serious,if its not a paper for school or sumthing i really ...
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