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Examining the Jeremy Lin Phenomenon Through a Critical Lens
Erica Chito Childs / Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center

February 27, 2012 Erica Chito Childs Hunter College and CUNY Graduate Center 16 comments

Is the media case of Jeremy Lin really evidence of a post-racial America?

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The Great Wikipedia Blackout, The Stop Online Piracy Act, and You
Wheeler Winston Dixon / University of Nebraska-Lincoln

February 27, 2012 Wheeler Winston Dixon / University of Nebraska, Lincoln One comment

What underlie the Internet blackout are protection of content on the one hand and freedom of access and information on the other.

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Now Watching: Black Web Series and the Promised Land of New Media
TreaAndrea M. Russworm / University of Massachusetts, Amherst

February 27, 2012 TreaAndrea Russworm University of Massachusetts Amherst 7 comments

A look at how the Internet has become a hosting powerhouse for thousands of amateur and professional videos, serialized web shows, direct-to-Internet films, minisodes, animation, documentaries, vlogs featuring blacks.

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Loose Women – Women’s talk and ideological restriction
Faye Davies / Birmingham City University

February 27, 2012 Faye Davies 11 comments

An exploration of gossip and gender on television.

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Biometrics and Machinima, Reanimated:
Jacqueline Goss’s “Stranger Comes to Town”

Dale Hudson / NYU Abu Dhabi

February 27, 2012 Dale Hudson NYU Abu Dhabi One comment

Dale Hudson discusses the use of machinima as critique of U.S. labor and immigration laws.

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