A journal of television and new media

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<strong>“Mechanisms for non-elite voices:” Mass-Observation and Twitter </strong><br /><em> Pamela Ingleton / McMaster University </em>

“Mechanisms for non-elite voices:” Mass-Observation and Twitter
Pamela Ingleton / McMaster University
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May 21, 2010

A look at Twitter’s placement in the Library of Congress within historical perspective.

<strong>Caching and Crashing the Médiathèque</strong> <br /> <em> Mél Hogan / Concordia University </em>

Caching and Crashing the Médiathèque
Mél Hogan / Concordia University

Mel Hogan investigates the politics of archiving video art.

<strong>What’re youse lookin’ at, Meathead?: Locating Archie Bunker Across Archives </strong><br /><em> Kimberly Springer / Williams College </em>

What’re youse lookin’ at, Meathead?: Locating Archie Bunker Across Archives
Kimberly Springer / Williams College

Kimberly Springer looks at how America’s “most lovable bigot”, Archie Bunker, lives through the archives.

<strong> A Walter Ong Artifact Travels Through Media, Time, and Meaning </strong> <br/> <em>Abigail Lambke / Saint Louis University</em>

A Walter Ong Artifact Travels Through Media, Time, and Meaning
Abigail Lambke / Saint Louis University

Moving through oral and written, artifact and archive at the Walter J. Ong archive at Saint Louis University.


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