Prisoners of Permission: Advancing the Cause of Fair Use
Ralph Beliveau / University of Oklahoma
Representations of Fair Use on The Prisoner
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Prisoners of Permission: Advancing the Cause of Fair Use
#1reasonwhy Women in the Gaming Industry Matters
Jennifer deWinter / Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Carly Kocurek / Illinois Institute of Technology
Lady gamers, #1reasonwhy, and the continuation of sexism in the gaming community.
Read moreHabit-Change in the Mobile Present II: Ghosts of the Horseshoe and Remembering History Otherwise
Heidi Rae Cooley/ University of South Carolina
Augmented Reality (AR) applications and new habits of thinking about the past
Read moreParkives: Tomorrow’s Residual Media…Today
J.D. Connor / Yale University
Amusements and archives of narrative and sensation.
Read moreLinguistic boundaries
Richard Ling / The University of Copenhagen
Richard Ling / The University of Copenhagen
Richard Ling explores the linguistics of text messaging.
Read moreIn the absence of technology
J. Macgregor Wise/Arizona State University
J. MacGregor Wise explores the J.J. Abrams series Revolution and what it might tell us about what happens when technology goes away or is refused.
Read moreIconic Television and Pathos
Gerald R. Butters, Jr./Aurora University
Gerald Butters explores the changing landscape of television events since the advent of fractured audiences and the explosion of broadcast delivery options.
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