10.01»
And the winner of Britain’s Got Talent is . . .
Lisa W. Kelly / University of Glasgow
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A look at some of the issues raised by Britain’s Got Talent including the emotional labor of both audiences and contestants and advertising revenue on television and the internet.
- Justice Is a Bitch: On Damages as a Liberal Revenge Fantasy
Lucas Hilderbrand / University of California, Irvine - No Rerun Nation: Canadian Television and Cultural Amnesia
Serra Tinic/ University of Alberta - When Satellites Fall: On the Trails of Cosmos 954 and USA 193
Lisa Parks / UC Santa Barbara - Towards a Typology of Dance TV Contestants
Christine Quail / McMaster University
9.14 - Special Issue: Social Media»
Shooting for Fame: The (Anti-) Social Media of a YouTube Killer
Michael Serazio / University of Pennsylvania
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A consideration of high school shooters and their use of video, the internet and social media as anti-social media.
- Everywhere Means Nowhere: Cell Phones and the Reconfiguration of Space and Information
Olivier Tchouaffe / Southwestern University - For Every Citizen-Journalist, a Flock of User-Editors: Digg and the Social News Challenge to Professional Journalism
Tony Nadler/ University of Minnesota - Shut Up and Sit Down: Singapore’s Social Movements through Twitter
Alicia Tan Min Qi / National University of Singapore - Attention Economy, Layered Publics, and Research Ethics
Kristina Busse / University of South Alabama
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