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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.

Prestige and Purpose: The “Rise” and Fall of the Critics’ Choice Television Awards
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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.

Monetizing the Maze: How the Internet Covers Westworld
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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.

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

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

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

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

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

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