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  Disjuncture and Difference in The Amazing Race

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  Robert Moses Peaslee Texas Tech University

  October 13, 2009

  1 comment

  clip makes clear, it’s really not about winning the Race so much as it is about “being on” the Race. ...
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  Re: You Write It! Or, The L Word Is Labor

  Oh, Ilene, why must we do what you want?

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  Kelly Kessler DePaul University

  Tuesday, September 22, 2009 — 3:51 pm

  fiction. Obviously to win this competition the fan would need to produce something that stays without the ...
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  Re: You Write It! Or, The L Word Is Labor

  The Role of Actor Interviews in the Promotion

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  Gina Mitchell Bates College

  Monday, September 21, 2009 — 10:28 pm

  winning the contest, she gains entrance not only into the realm of professional television production, but ...
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  You Write It! Or, The L Word Is Labor

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  Julie Levin Russo Stanford University

  September 21, 2009

  3 comments

  a movie-within-a-TV-show that campily remixed The L Word 's early seasons. Molly's scene earned its winning vote ... Molly or the Wall Street Journal 's winning interviewee. Chaiken's equivalence effaces the ...
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  Re: "Mad Men" and/as Teleparody

  Parody becomes Reality

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  Frank P. Tomasulo Florida State University

  Tuesday, August 11, 2009 — 10:31 pm

  Win and live as daringly as your favorite character in AMC's hit series, Mad Men. You'll ...
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  Beyond Broadcast: Launching NITV on Isuma TV

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  Faye Ginsburg New York University

  May 04, 2009

  21 comments

  the world, notably through the global success of their prize winning film Atanarjuat The Fast Runner ...
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  When Simon Met Susan

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  Nic Sammond University of Toronto

  April 25, 2009

  1  Please. Far from showcasing the triumph of the human spirit and a belief that talent will always win out ...
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  "Mad Men" and/as Teleparody

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  David Lavery Middle Tennessee State University

  April 24, 2009

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  "Mad Men" and/as Teleparody parody SNL Mad Men Curator's Note Teleparody: Predicting/Preventing the TV Discourse of Tomorrow (2002), a book I co-edited a few years back with Jill Hague, explored the many ways in which television itself and ...
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  Re: Why Women Don’t Get Ahead In Advertising

  Peggy and Joan

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  Allison Perlman University of California-Irvine

  Tuesday, April 21, 2009 — 4:29 pm

  respect that she has begun to earn from her colleagues.  Importantly, as the exchange she has with Pete in ...
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  Why Women Don’t Get Ahead In Advertising

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  Janet McCabe and Kim Akass Manchester Metropolitan University

  April 21, 2009

  7 comments

  Why Women Don’t Get Ahead In Advertising women Mad Men Joan Holloway Peggy Olson Foucault Silence Curator's Note Psst! Wanna know a secret. Mad Men isn’t about men at all.   But about subjectivities in the making: how men construct identities for wom ...

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