In Syndication

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#tooFEW

There’s the good news, the bad news, and the good news again: ... read more »

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On Sharing

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Martha Wilson in Conversation

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The Killer of Sheep of Videogames

[NOTE: A version of this work was presented at the 2013 Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference. Here is a PDF of the slide deck.]

Measured Representation ... read more »

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The Present and the Gif(t)

In his blog here, “Generations,” for SCMS, Chuck Kleinhans said that at his first SCS meeting in the mid-70s “the meeting had two concurrent sessions: the Film Historians on one floor and everything else below.” History still has a big place at SCMS, albeit more dispersed, but I, too, heard and thought about it a great deal since my arrival on Wednesday. ... read more »

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Mapping a Pluralistic Field: What Does Television Studies Really ...

I’m spending the next few days in Chicago at the Society for Cinema & Media Studies conference, the annual gathering of scholars that I rarely miss (save for last year’s European stay). Below the fold is the paper I’m presenting Thursday on a panel about the state of television studies as a field – it’s a different type of presentation for me (more graphs!), but hopefully it’s useful. ... read more »

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Centers and Margins at SCMS

I’ve been asked to blog during the SCMS conference on their website. I think it may be closed to non-members, so here’s what I wrote there. ... read more »

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Observation about documentary photography

A little girl on the tube taking photos of other passengers using her dad’s phone, in a way that an adult would never get away with.

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Overseen on the London Underground

Teenage boys swearing, talking about stealing laptops etc, when one of them gets up offering his seat to an old lady.

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Future Publishing

Back in the late spring of last year, I participated in a panel discussion on the future of publishing in visual culture studies, as part of the ... read more »