Across the Live / Mediatised Divide A Cross-Disciplinary Audience Research Conference Tuesday 17...
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Keynotes: Elizabeth Wilson (http://www.elizabethwilson.net) Richard Dyer, King’s College, London...
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Well to me it [country music] is soul music. It’s probably white man’s soul music. And it comes...
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A few years ago a colleague suggested that I watch an unusual television programme about people...
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Digital technology has altered all aspects of media cultures, including questions of identity that...
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There is a gathering consensus that television began to undergo a marked transformation at the end...
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The edited collection, Familial Influences on Superheroes, will examine the role that the family...
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An area of multiple panels for the 2019 Film & History Conference: Citizenship and Sociopathy...
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CAMP TV OF THE 1960s. A collection of new scholarly essays edited by Isabel Pinedo and Wyatt D....
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Website: http://fift.ugal.ro/30years/ A joint project of the Faculty of History, Philosophy and...
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There is a lot of talk about mental well-being at the moment, and it’s great to see that we also...
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What could be simpler than a week without TV? The idea of avoiding television completely – whether...
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The Learning on Screen (British Universities & Colleges Film and Video Council) termly...
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When I started working for the soap operas production industry in Portugal I was always a little...
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In 1963 Doctor Who began with the purported intention of using drama to teach science. Since then...
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Editors: Dr. Daniel Farr, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer of Sociology, Kennesaw State University...
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Jointly organized by the Faculty of Human Sciences (Universidade Católica Portuguesa), the Center...
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A volume of scholarly essays to be collected under the title: Bitch or Badass: Anti-heroines of...
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Special issue #18 of VIEW journal: a history of television and health. We are presently accepting...
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The broadcast schedule has been much on my mind of late – and not just because, at the time of...
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How to write about a television programme that you love and that has even moved you to tears? Many...
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Call for Papers: The Youthification of Television and Screen Culture Biannual Conference of the...
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The concept of national cinema rests on two underlying assumptions: first, that “films produced in...
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Sherry Ginn and Michael G. Cornelius, editors of the forthcoming Serializing the Apocalypse:...
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First of all, let me start with a personal note. I am a compulsive organizer. My desk space in...
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