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Author: Adrienne McLean / University of Texas - Dallas

Biting Off Your Long Tail: Ruminations on Animal Planet

October 2, 2009 Adrienne McLean / University of Texas - Dallas 4 comments

Adrienne L. McLean / University of Texas – Dallas

A consideration and critique of Animal Planet and its various programming.

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Enough About the Stainless Steel: Confessions of a Cranky House Porn Addict
Adrienne L. McLean / University of Texas – Dallas

August 23, 2009 Adrienne McLean / University of Texas - Dallas 3 comments

An exploration of the state of HGTV and DIY House Programming, post-recession.

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Performing Live: Acting, Authenticity, and Reality Television
Adrienne McLean / University of Texas – Dallas

July 10, 2009 Adrienne McLean / University of Texas - Dallas One comment

An examination of the relationship between the ‘ontology of liveness’ and ‘reality’ in television today.

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