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Author: Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University

Some Locations Matter: HGTV’s Uneven Relationship With Spatial Capital
Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University

April 24, 2017 Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University 3 comments

Myles McNutt explores HGTV’s relationship with “spatial capital” and observes how the network negotiates this spatial capital in programming that erases location and programming that explicitly frames location.

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Prestige and Purpose: The “Rise” and Fall of the Critics’ Choice Television Awards
Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University

February 27, 2017 Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University 2 comments

Myles McNutt discusses the role of the Critics’ Choice Awards within the prestige economy of the television industry.

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Monetizing the Maze: How the Internet Covers Westworld
Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University

November 22, 2016 Myles McNutt / Old Dominion University One comment

Using the new HBO series Westworld, Myles McNutt discusses the shifts in television and media coverage that feeds theory-driven conversations and enables a set of forensic fan practices.

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