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  'Crying for Justin Bieber' and Negotiating Affective Fan Performance

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  Lindsay H. Garrison University of Wisconsin, Madison

  June 15, 2010

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  'Crying for Justin Bieber' and Negotiating Affective Fan Performance Justin Bieber fannish engagement fandom children celebrity Curator's Note The clip on the left features 3-year-old Cody, known for tearfully explaining her love for tween ...
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  The “Oh My Salvatore” Vlog as a Case of “Crazy” but Permissible Fan Behavior

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  Kristen Warner University of Alabama

  June 16, 2010

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  The “Oh My Salvatore” Vlog as a Case of “Crazy” but Permissible Fan Behavior Vampire Diaries fandom celebrity Curator's Note **Spoiler alert: This clip concerns the season finale in graphic detail.** Today’s curated clip explores a fan’s video reacti ...
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  Mad Men vs TVD

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  Kristen Warner University of Alabama

  Thursday, June 17, 2010 — 1:58 pm

  TVD's demographic is probably imagined as a bunch of little Chloe's running around (or sitting down ...
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  Psychological Impact

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  Natalie Mullis Independent

  Friday, June 18, 2010 — 5:47 pm

  when she should still be learning how to play with others as opposed to next to them, and is beginning ... a degree that a three year old is able to pick it up and run with it. The way that we (majority of society) ...
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  Re: 'Crying for Justin Bieber' and Negotiating Affective Fan Performance

  Lindsay - this was a great

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  Mark Duffett University of Chester

  Wednesday, June 23, 2010 — 6:48 pm

  some things about fandom itself: that it was misguided, that it could be learned, and that even a three ...
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  The Impossible Dream: Fake Sports Online

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  Gregory Zinman New York University

  July 06, 2010

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  techniques for running on water. That piece, which has racked up over five million views on YouTube, turned ...
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  Westen Meets Lawson: Formula as Brand and the Potential of a USA Network Genre

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  Charlotte Howell University of Texas at Austin

  July 12, 2010

  15 comments

  Westen Meets Lawson: Formula as Brand and the Potential of a USA Network Genre USA Network genre formula brand Curator's Note Royal Pains premiered in 2009, and in many ways it stands as the exemplar of the (possible) USA Network genre. It uses the f ...
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  Re: Westen Meets Lawson: Formula as Brand and the Potential of a USA Network Genre

  The one thing I can add is

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  Jaime Weinman Maclean's magazine

  Tuesday, July 13, 2010 — 12:19 am

  characteristics of first-run syndication programming of the '90s.  Renegade was about an ex-cop working ... first-run syndication and the more outwardly respectable world of modern cable. ...
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  Summer Binging: What will it make you do?

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  Christine Becker University of Notre Dame

  July 16, 2010

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  Summer Binging: What will it make you do? television schedule spectatorship network television DVD cable television Curator's Note This delicious promo offers much to deconstruct (woe be upon the forever over-identifying female spectator), but to tie ...
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  Re: Summer Binging: What will it make you do?

   Interesting that many of the

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  Mabel Rosenheck Northwestern University

  Friday, July 16, 2010 — 3:04 pm

  run 5+ seasons, its still manageable. There's been lots of talk about how DVD boxsets enable ...

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