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Know Your Audience: The Quest for Digitally Addressable Systems in India
Shanti Kumar/University of Texas at Austin

August 14, 2012 Shanti Kumar / University of Texas 2 comments

An interrogation of the continued quest for digitally addressable systems in India.

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Looking at Rock Stars Thomas Swiss / University of Minnesota and John Barner / University of Georgia

August 14, 2012 Thomas Swiss / University of Minnesota 2 comments

A continuation of looking closely at photography of rock stars.

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It’s a Myth So Let’s Blow It Up: The Pleasures of Mythbusters
Janet Staiger / University of Texas at Austin

August 14, 2012 Janet Staiger / University of Texas-Austin One comment

A look at what makes the scientific inquiries of Mythbusters so enjoyable.

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How London Responded to Beijing in the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony Fan Yang / University of Maryland, Baltimore County

August 14, 2012 Fan Yang / University of Maryland - Baltimore County 5 comments

A consideration of London’s 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony alongside Beijing’s 2008 Ceremony.

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Satellite TV Smackdown: Viacom vs. DirecTV
Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College

August 14, 2012 Stephen Tropiano / Ithaca College 2 comments

Stephen Tropiano examines the showdown between Viacom and DirecTV.

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