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Over*Flow: Responses to Breaking TV & Media News

Over*Flow: Digital Humanity: Social Media Content Moderation and the Global Tech Workforce in the Covid-19 Era
Sarah T. Roberts / University of California, Los Angeles

Over*Flow: Unlocking Disability: A Short Analysis of Representation of Disability in Netflix's Locke & Key
Ryan Banfi / University of Southern California

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ICYMI: "Netflix is now famous for not renewing multiple popular, lauded series beyond a second season because their data shows that these rarely attract new subscribers past Season 2. ... Disney is the opposite." - @Sioflynn
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ICYMI: "Netflix is now famous for not renewing multiple popular, lauded series beyond a second season because their data shows that these rarely attract new subscribers past Season 2. ... Disney is the opposite." - @Sioflynn
#FlowJournal26

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In a very timely Over*Flow column, @ubiquity75 considers the implications of the utilization of a global workforce for social media content moderation in the era of #COVID_19. #FlowJournal26

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In a very timely Over*Flow column, @ubiquity75 considers the implications of the utilization of a global workforce for social media content moderation in the era of #COVID_19. #FlowJournal26

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In a very timely Over*Flow column, @ubiquity75 considers the implications of the utilization of a global workforce for social media content moderation in the era of #COVID_19. #FlowJournal26

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Flow is a critical forum on media and culture published by the Department of Radio, Television, and Film at the University of Texas at Austin. Flow’s mission is to provide a space where scholars and the public can discuss media histories, media studies, and the changing landscape of contemporary media.