This is the final Call for Papers for the edited book ‘Capture Japan: Visual Culture and the...
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We are in more than an evolution. We are in a revolution of communication and cinema or movies or...
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Like many other lecturers and tutors of media and creative industries courses, I have spent much...
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Lockdown has been a peculiar time for us all, no less so in our viewing habits. Indeed, my partner...
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Since its first volume in 1999, the Massachusetts Historical Review (MHR) has published original...
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On May 14th 2020, numerous news outlets reported on the potential closure of BBC Four at the end...
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This article uses abbreviations – see key at end. Since my last blog/musings there have been...
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In times of “post-truth”, “fake news”, and “alternative facts,” new forms of media and...
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The title of this blog might sound a little bit too catastrophist or even like pure fake news. It...
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This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the...
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This piece was originally published in Los Angeles Review of Books, April 8, 2020. During this...
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Editors David L. Palatinus (University of Ruzomberok) Stefania Achella (University of...
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Alex Garland’s recent miniseries, Devs (20th Television, 2020), takes on many similar themes which...
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An edited collection on graphic medicine and graphic storytelling related to the COVID-19 global...
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Good true crime is like an onion: each layer, each episode, revealing more of the complexity of...
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The first screen portrayal of Ian Fleming’s James Bond was not Sean Connery in Dr No (1962), but...
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Journal: The Australasian Journal of Popular Culture Special Issue: Nostalgia and Popular Culture...
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Date of pre-conference: 2 October 2020 Call for papers deadline: 15 May 2020 Notificiation: 1 June...
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Edited by Stuart Price and Ben Harbisher Media Discourse Centre, De Montfort University, UK...
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You find yourself amidst the worst public health crisis for a generation. The muddled thinking at...
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The Covid-19 lockdown means that there’s a lot more TV viewing going on. Those TV scholars who are...
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The television scholar Alan McKee once asked the rhetorical question ‘is Doctor Who Australian?’,...
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Issue editors: Gwénaëlle Le Gras (Bordeaux Montaigne) and Jules Sandeau (Paul Valéry Montpellier...
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Discussions of race have been central to television studies in the United States for decades. At...
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While Danish schools have been closed since mid-March and all family members are staying at home...
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