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Author: Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

Gertrude Berg, “Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg,” and the Re-Discovery of a Television Auteur
Bernard M. Timberg / University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

June 26, 2009 Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 7 comments

A revisitation of the iconic early television series The Goldbergs.

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Gilda Rader and ‘Jewess Jeans’: Breaking the Jewish Ethnicity Taboo on Network Television
Bernard M. Timberg / East Carolina University

March 20, 2009 Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 9 comments

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The 2008 Academy Awards… and the Evil Just Outside the Frame

February 28, 2008 Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 4 comments

Many of the films featured at this year’s Oscars — including Best Picture winner No Country for Old Men — feature a morally ambiguous conclusion in which the evil still lurks “out there.” What does this say about our contemporary social experience?

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Launch Texts, Rebound Texts and Commentary Montage: Al Gore’s Appearance at the 2007 Academy Awards
Bernard Timberg, Erick Green, and Hsaio Chu / East Carolina University

December 6, 2007 Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 5 comments

A look at how Al Gore’s appearance at the Academy Awards was reprocessed by other texts in the twenty-four hour period after it was aired.

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A Fair Use Bill of Rights

November 17, 2006 Bernard Timberg / University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill 2 comments

by: Bernard Timberg / East Carolina University
The proposed “Citizen’s Fair Use Declaration of Rights” redefines fair use as a legal issue that has become a political issue.

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