18.06 – Flow

Making Television and Collaborative Authorship: Interview with Jim Piddock, Co-Creator of HBO’s Family Tree
Stefania Marghitu / King’s College London

September 9, 2013 Stefania Marghitu / Loyola University New Orleans Leave a comment

Family Tree contains all of the makings of a signature Christopher Guest production.

Baseball’s Steroids Era and its Dominican Scapegoats
Nelson Santana / CUNY Dominican Studies Institute

September 9, 2013 Nelson Santana / CUNY Dominican Studies Institute One comment

Thoughts on Major League Baseball’s persecution of Dominican athletes.

‘ “War crimes” are defined by the winners. I’m a winner.’ Genocide and legitimizing social systems.
Dr. Rob Leurs / Utrecht University

September 9, 2013 Rob Leurs / Utrecht University Leave a comment

The Act of Killing and Enemies of the People are powerful lessons in the construction of (dis)functioning nations

The U.S. Hispanic television industry in the era of digital conversion
Juan Piñón/ New York University

September 9, 2013 Juan Piñón / New York University Leave a comment

Hispanic television networks in the U.S. have pursued an aggressive strategy for expanding content distribution through different digital and mobile platforms.

Making Television and Collaborative Authorship: Interview with Jim Piddock, Co-Creator of HBO’s Family Tree Stefania Marghitu / King’s College London

Baseball’s Steroids Era and its Dominican Scapegoats Nelson Santana / CUNY Dominican Studies Institute

‘ “War crimes” are defined by the winners. I’m a winner.’ Genocide and legitimizing social systems. Dr. Rob Leurs / Utrecht University

The U.S. Hispanic television industry in the era of digital conversion Juan Piñón/ New York University

Making Television and Collaborative Authorship: Interview with Jim Piddock, Co-Creator of HBO’s Family Tree
Stefania Marghitu / King’s College London

Baseball’s Steroids Era and its Dominican Scapegoats
Nelson Santana / CUNY Dominican Studies Institute

‘ “War crimes” are defined by the winners. I’m a winner.’ Genocide and legitimizing social systems.
Dr. Rob Leurs / Utrecht University

The U.S. Hispanic television industry in the era of digital conversion
Juan Piñón/ New York University