74: Intermedia
Up one levelFor all its usefulness and currency, the word 'media' conceals as much as it reveals. The transition from one medium to another, even within the same device, is fraught with complication.
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Inter-Duction
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Charlie Bertsch, Jonathan Sterne
For all its usefulness and currency, the word 'media' conceals as much as it reveals. -
Mail Art
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Mike Mosher
The blazing heart of the anarchist in me subsides every day when the mail arrives. -
Broadcast Politics and Limits to the Freedom of Expression: An Interview with Marc Raboy
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Marc Raboy, Jonathan Sterne, Nick Weaver
An interview with Marc Raboy about the controversial CHOI decision, where the Canadian regulators refused to renew the license of a Quebec City radio station that used hate speech as a marketing tactic. -
The Confederate Flag in East Montreal
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Carrie Rentschler
Sightings of the confederate flag in the north raise questions about the politics of sovereignty and the intersections of race and language. -
All the Pieces Matter
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Steven Rubio
Steven Johnson's Everything Bad is Good for You argues that popular culture is "good for us" because it makes us smarter. Steven Rubio reflects on Johnson's selective argument, shows us where he "jumps the shark" and has a look inside The Wire as an alternative way of thinking through the complexity of popular narrative. -
Not the Voice Coppola Would Expect: Microcinema and Its Challenge to Public-ness
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Kyle Conway, Elizabeth Galewski
Rethinking the public sphere through the microcinema movement. -
Is the Internet a Portal to Hell?: Inner Space, Superstition and Cybersex
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Mikita Brottman
Examines the assumptions behind Christian attacks on various configurations of sexuality on the internet and considers the potent combination of anxieties about sexuality with anxieties about new media. -
Why Should I Be Nice To You?: Coffee Shops and the Politics of Good Service
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Emily Raine
My tactic as a worker is an assertion of individual identity at work, a refusal of the class distinctions that characterize the service environment and a rebuttal to the companies that would promote my good will: be rude. -
"Being Young Sucks": An Interview With Lawrence Grossberg
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Lawrence Grossberg, Jonathan Sterne, Michael Baker
An interview with Lawrence Grossberg about the American right's war on kids, the struggle for the future, and the role of the intellectual.