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Author: Joshua Green / MIT

Television. Archive.
Joshua Green / MIT

September 18, 2008 Joshua Green / MIT 5 comments

A look at the issues surrounding archiving television’s history.

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MisUnderstanding YouTube
Joshua Green / MIT

August 8, 2008 Joshua Green / MIT 6 comments

A look at YouTube’s issues with copyright infringement.

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“Why in the world won’t they take my money?” – Hulu, iTunes, and the value of attention

Joshua Green / MIT

April 15, 2008 Joshua Green / MIT 4 comments

Audiences are reacting to networks using the same business model in new viewing environments.

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What (Public?) Television Was Meant To Be?

January 31, 2008 Joshua Green / MIT 2 comments


PBS, like television, is not a singular object, and the image it constructs of what television is, and what PBS is, is multiplicitous and sometimes contradictory.

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What Does an American Television Network Look Like?

November 16, 2007 Joshua Green / MIT 3 comments

Television networks’ identities in a new media environment.

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Flow is a critical forum on media and culture published by the Department of Radio-Television-Film at the University of Texas at Austin. Flow’s mission is to provide a space where scholars and the public can discuss media histories, media studies, and the changing landscape of contemporary media.

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