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Navigating the Unknown Risks Within the Content We Create and Consume
Kate Edwards/Geogrify LLC

May 29, 2018 Kate Edwards / Geogrify One comment

Kate Edwards uses a geopolitical issue to consider the many “unknown risks” of generating media content within the modern context of global business, product creation, and community interaction across boundaries.

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Mapping Media Retail in the Global Midwest: Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN
Dan Herbert / University of Michigan

March 28, 2016 Daniel Herbert / University of Michigan One comment

Dan Herbert explores the interaction of entertainment media retail sites, particularly video rental stores, with Somali and Hmong diaspora populations over time in Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN.

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Mapping Media Retail in the Global Midwest: Elkhart, IN
Dan Herbert / University of Michigan

January 25, 2016 Daniel Herbert / University of Michigan Leave a comment

Dan Herbert explores the interaction of entertainment media retail sites with Latino/a population distribution over time in Elkhart, IN.

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Mapping Media Retail in the Global Midwest: Dearborn, MI
Dan Herbert / University of Michigan

October 25, 2015 Daniel Herbert / University of Michigan One comment

Professor Dan Herbert explores the global flows of home media in the Midwest, specifically addressing how these flows interacted with ethnic composition.

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