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• Is This the End of Television As We Know It?
• The “Creative Child” Meets The “Digital Native”: An Interview with Amy F. Ogata (Part Two)
• The “Creative Child” Meets the “Digital Native”: An Interview with Amy Ogata (Part One)
• Bastard Culture!: An Interview with Mirko Tobias Schäfer (Part Two)
• Bastard Culture!: An Interview with Mirko Tobias Schäfer (Part One)
• What Do We Know About Participatory Cultures: An Interview with Aaron Delwiche and Jennifer Jacobs Henderson (Part Three)
• What Do We Know About Participatory Cultures: An Interview with Aaron Delwiche and Jennifer Jacobs Henderson (Part Two)
• What Do We Now Know About Participatory Cultures: An Interview with Aaron Delwiche and Jennifer Jacobs Henderson (Part One)
• Comics as Poetry: An Interview with David Mack (Part Five)
• Comics as Poetry: An Interview with David Mack (Part Four)
• Comics as Poetry: An Interview With David Mack (Part Three)
• Comics as Poetry: An Interview with David Mack (Part Two)
• Comics as Poetry: An Interview with David Mack (Part One)
• Videos for Transmedia Hollywood 4: Spreading Change
• “Same Old Shit!”: Fan Resistance at Wrestlemania 29 (Part Two)
• “Same Old Shit!”: Fan Resistance at Wrestlemania 29 (Part One)
• Thinking Critically About Brand Cultures: An Interview with Sarah Banet-Weiser (Part Three)
• Thinking Critically About Brand Cultures: An Interview with Sarah Banet-Weiser (Part Two)
• Thinking Critically About Brand Cultures: An Interview with Sarah Banet-Weiser (Part One)
• As the World Stops Turning: A Conversation with Lynn Liccardo about Soap Operas (Part Three)
• As the World Stopped Turning: A Conversation with Lynn Liccardo on Soap Operas (Part Two)
• As The World Stopped Turning: Lynn Liccardo Talks About Soap Operas (Part One)
• Seeing Red: How and Why “Red Equals Equality” Spread
• Kickstarting Veronica Mars: A Conversation About The Future of Television (Final Installment)
• Kickstarting Veronica Mars: A Conversation About the Future of Television (Part Three)
• Kickstarting Veronica Mars: A Conversation on the Future of Television (Part Two)
• Kickstarting Veronica Mars: A Conversation About the Future of Television (Part One)
• Comics, Comics, Comics…
• Kickstart This!: Is The World Ready For a Nigerian Superhero?
• T is for Transmedia…
• When Did You First Play the Binding of Isaac?
• Videos, Videos, Videos….
• Filipino Theater and PostMillenial Pop: An Interview with Lucy Mae San Pablo Burns
• Make ‘Em Laugh: A Conversation About Film Comedy (Part Three)
• Make ‘Em Laugh: A Conversation about Film Comedy (Part Two)
• Make ‘Em Laugh: A Round Table About Film Comedy (Part One)
• How Sound Can “Unify” Transmedia: Christy Dena on AUTHENTIC IN ALL CAPS
• What Transmedia Producers Need to Know About Comics: An Interview with Tyler Weaver (Part Two)
• What Transmedia Producers Should Know About Comics: An Interview with Tyler Weaver (Part One)
• There She Blows! Reading in a Participatory Culture and Flows of Reading Launch Today
• Before and After Mickey: An Interview with Donald Crafton (Part Four)
• Before and After Mickey: An Interview with Donald Crafton (Part Three)
• Before and After Mickey: An Interview with Donald Crafton (Part Two)
• Before and After Mickey: An Interview with Donald Crafton (Part One)
• Announcing Transmedia Hollywood 4: Spreading Change
• Let Us Now Praise Famous Monsters: A Conversation (Part Three)
• Let Us Now Praise Famous Monsters: A Conversation (Part Two)
• Let Us Now Praise Famous Monsters: A Conversation (Part One)
• The Visual Linguistics of David Mazzuchelli
• The Cultural Context of Chinese Fandom: An Interview with Xiqing Zheng(Part Three)
• The Cultural Context of Chinese Fan Culture: An Interview with Xiqing Zheng (Part Two)
• The Cultural Context of Chinese Fan Culture: An Interview with Xiqing Zheng (Part One)
• Artist’s Rights and Internet Freedom: A Public Conversation Between T Bone Burnett and Henry Jenkins
• HOT.SPOT 2: Introduction: Election Season Revisited
• Scrapbooks and Army Surplus: C. Tyler’s You’ll Never Know
• What’s All the Fuss About Connected Learning?
• Once You Open Your Laptop…: Final Exam
• Spreadable Media and the Global South: Punathambekar, Shahani, Zuckerman
• Once You Open Your Laptop… Activities from My Technologies and Culture Class (Part Two)
• Once You Open Your Laptop…: Activities from My Technology and Culture Class (Part One)
• What Happened in My Open-Laptop Exam Class? (Part Two)
• What Happened With My Open Laptop-Exam Class (Part One)
• Spreading Independent and Transnational Content
• A Game Level Where You Can’t Pass
• Transmedia Synergies: Remediating Films and Video Games
• Spreadable Media Spreads New Joy For 2013
• The More We Know: Academic Games Research and Industry Collaboration (Part Three)
• The More We Know: Academic Games Research and Industry Collaboration (Part Two)
• The More We Know: Academic Games Research and Industry Collaboration (Part One)
• More Spreadable Media: Rethinking Transmedia Engagement
• The Cost of Engagement: Politics and Participatory Practices in the U.S. Liberty Movement
• PLAY (Participatory Learning and YOU!)
• Shall We Play?
• Spreadable Media Goes Retro: Pass It Along!
• Attention Transmedia Producers, Attention Transmedia Scholars…
• The Affordances of Technology for Media History Research (Part Two)
• The Affordances of Digital Technology for Media History Research (Part One)
• Spread That!: Further Essays from the Spreadable Media Project
• HOT.SPOT: The Dark Side(s) of DIY
• Futures of Entertainment 6 Videos (Part Two)
• Futures of Entertainment 6 Videos (Part One)
• Spreadable Media IS Coming…Spreadable Media IS Coming…
• Textual Poachers Turns Twenty!
• Rethinking the Industrial Mindset: An Interview with No Straight Lines’ Alan Moore (Part Three)
• Rethinking the Industrial Mindset: An Interview with No Straight Lines’ Alan Moore (Part Two)
• Rethinking the Industrial Mindset: An Interview with No Straight Lines’ Alan Moore (Part One)
• “We Do Not Have a Hollywood on the Outskirts of Warsaw:” What Poland Can Teach Us About Copyright and Circulation (Part Two)
• “We Do Not Have Hollywood on the Outskirts of Warsaw”: What Poland Can Teach Us About Circulation (Part One)
• Creating Transmedia: An Interview with Andrea Phillips (Part Three)
• Creating Transmedia: An Interview with Andrea Phillips (Part Two)
• Creating Transmedia: An Interview with Andrea Phillips (Part One)
• Can a Game Help Low-Income Youth Get into College?: An Interview with Colleagology Games (Part Two)
• Can a Game Help Low-Income Youth Get into College?: An Interview with Colleagology Games (Part One)
• Derrais Carter and Nicholas Yanes Talk About “Iconic Obama” (Part Two)
• Derrais Carter and Nicholas Yanes Talk About “Iconic Obama”
• Concerning Intellectual Property: A Conversation Between Pat Aufderheide and Ellen Seiter (Part Five)
• Concerning Intellectual Property: A Conversation with Pat Aufderheide and Ellen Seiter (Part Four)
• Concerning Intellectual Property: A Conversation Between Pat Aufderheide and Ellen Seiter (Part Three)
• Concerning Intellectual Property: A Conversation Between Pat Aufderheide and Ellen Seiter (Part Two)
• Concerning Intellectual Property: A Conversation Between Ellen Seiter and Pat Aufderheide (Part One)
• Announcing Futures of Entertainment 6 Line-Up
• Learning Through Practice: Participatory Culture Civics
• Digital Detournement: Jamming (With) the Simpsons-Banksy Intro, Jonnystyle
• Communication and Technology: A Sylabus Designed to Support Networked Learning
• Yes, You Can Use Your Laptop on This Exam…and Your Knowledge Community, Too!
• Television and the Civil Rights Movement: An Interview with Aniko Bodroghkozy (Part Three)
• Television and the Civil Rights Movement: An Interview with Aniko Bodroghkozy (Part Two)
• Television and the Civil Rights Movement: An Interview with Aniko Bodroghkozy (Part One)
• Batman and Beyond: An Interview with Will Brooker (Part Three)
• Batman and Beyond: An Interview with Will Brooker (Part Two)
• Batman and Beyond: An Interview with Will Brooker (Part One)
• Designing with Teachers: Participatory Approaches to Professional Development in Education
• Fan Studies at the Crossroads: An Interview with Lynn Zubernis and Katherine Larsen (Part Four)
• Fan Studies at the Crossroads: An Interview with Lynn Zubernis and Katherine Larsen (Part Three)
• Fan Studies at the Crossroads: An Interview with Lynn Zubernis and Katherine Larsen (Part Two)
• Fan Studies at the Crossroads: An Interview With Lynn Zubernis and Katherine Larsen (Part One)
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Turkey, Greece, and Italy (Final Leg)
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Hungary and Italy (Again!)
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Germany (Round Two) and the Czech Republic
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation : Italy and Switzerland
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Spain
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Paris
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation (Part Three): England and Ireland
• How Did Howard Rheingold Get So “Net Smart”?: An Interview (Part Three)
• How Did Howard Rheingold Get So “Net Smart”?: An Interview (Part Two)
• How Did Howard Rheingold Get So “Net Smart”: An Interview (Part One)
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation (Part Two): Portugal
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation (Part One): Germany
• Participatory Culture: What Questions Do YOU Have?
• Mobile Games: Activism, Art and Learning
• A Pedagogical Response to the Aurora Shootings: 10 Critical Questions about Fictional Representations of Violence
• Participatory Politics: New Media and Youth Political Action
• Documenting DREAMS: New Media, Undocumented Youth and the Immigrant Rights Movement
• Up, Up and Away!: The Power and Potential of Fan Activism
• Videos from Transmedia Hollywood 3: Rethinking Creative Relations
• Performing Our “Collective Dreams”: The Many Worlds of San Diego Comic-Con
• Au Revoir: Heading to Europe
• Announcing Rio’s Henry Jenkins Transmedia Lab
• Otaku Culture in a Connected World: An Interview with Mizuko Ito, Daisuke Okabe, and Izumi Tsuji (Part Three)
• Otaku Culture in a Connected World: An Interview with Mizuko Ito, Daisuke Okabe, and Izumi Tsuji (Part Two)
• “It’s 2012. Do You Know Where Your Avatar Is?”: An Interview with Beth Coleman (Part Two)
• Otaku Culture in a Connected World: An Interview with Mizuko Ito, Daisuke Okabe, and Izumi Tsuji (Part One)
• “It’s 2012. Do You Know Where Your Avatar Is?”: An Interview with Beth Coleman (Part One)
• Watching the Internet: An Interview with Jose M. Alvarez-Monzoncillo (Part Two)
• Watching the Internet: An Interview with Jose M. Alvarez-Monzoncillo (Part One)
• Let’s Do the Time Warp Again: A 21st Century Study Guide for Rocky Horror Picture Show
• One Book, One School, Or This is Henry’s Brain at Annenberg
• How to Ride a Lion: A Call for a Higher Transmedia Criticism (Part Three)
• How to Ride a Lion: A Call for a Higher Transmedia Criticism (Part Two)
• How to Ride a Lion: A Call for a Higher Transmedia Criticism (Part One)
• The Past and Future Histories of Books: An Interview with Ted Striphas (Part Two)
• The Past and Future Histories of Books: An Interview with Ted Striphas
• Why youth are drawn to Invisible Children: Prefiguring Kony 2012
• Responses to Invisible Children’s KONY 2012 campaign
• A Brief Outline of Kony 2012 and Initial Reactions to the Campaign
• Contextualizing #Kony2012: Invisible Children, Spreadable Media, and Transmedia Activism
• What We’ve Learned About Games and Learning: An Interview with Kurt Squire (Part Three)
• What We’ve Learned About Games and Learning: An Interview with Kurt Squire (Part Two)
• What We’ve Learned About Games and Learning: An Interview with Kurt Squire (Part One)
• How to Earn Your Skeptic “Badge”
• Connected Learning: Reimagining the Experience of Education in the Information Age
• C Is For Convergence: How the Cookie Monster Reformed Canadian Health Care
• Announcing Transmedia Hollywood 3: Rethinking Creative Relations
• Inventing the Digital Medium: An Interview with Janet Murray (Part Three)
• Inventing the Digital Medium: An Interview with Janet Murray (Part Two)
• Inventing the Digital Medium: An Interview with Janet Murray (Part One)
• Teaching Harry Potter: An Interview with Catherine Belcher and Becky Herr-Stephenson (Part Three)
• Teaching Harry Potter: An Interview with Catherine Belcher and Becky Herr-Stephenson (Part Two))
• Teaching Harry Potter: An Interview with Catherine Belcher and Becky Herr-Stephenson (Part One)
• Comics from the 19th to the 21st Century: An Interview with Jared Gardner (Part Two)
• Comics from the 19th to the 21st Century: an Interview with Jared Gardner (Part One)
• Is It All About the Hips?: Sangita Shresthova on Bollywood Dance (Part Two)
• Is It All About the Hips?: Sangita Shresthova on Bollywood Dance (Part One)
• On Transmedia and Education: A Conversation With Robot Heart Stories’ Jen Begeal and Inanimate Alice’s Laura Fleming (Part One)
• On Transmedia and Education: A Conversation With Robot Heart Stories’ Jen Begeal and Inanimate Alice’s Laura Fleming (Part Two)
• Funny Pictures?: An Interview on Hollywood Animation with Daniel Goldmark and Charlie Keil (Part Two)
• Funny Pictures?: An Interview on Hollywood Animation with Daniel Goldmark and Charlie Keil (Part One)
• Internet Blackout: SOPA, Reddit, and Networked (Political) Publics
• My Favorite Things: Raymond Scott
• Dreaming Out Loud! Youth Activists Spoke About Their Fight for Education, Immigrant Rights and Justice Through Media and Art (Part Four)
• Dreaming Out Loud! Youth Activists Spoke About Their Fight for Education, Immigrant Rights and Justice Through Media and Art (Part Three)
• Dreaming Out Loud! Youth Activists Spoke About Their Fight for Education, Immigrant Rights and Justice Through Media and Art (Part Two)
• DREAMing Out Loud! Youth Activists Spoke About Their Fight for Education, Immigrant Rights and Justice Through Media and Art
• Help Time Lord Rocker Beat Justin Bieber on British Pop Charts
• A Few Final Reflections at Year’s End…
• Global Cities and the Future of Entertainment
• The Futures of Entertainment 5: The Videos (Day Two)
• Futures of Entertainment 5: The Videos (Day One)
• Comics and Graphic Storytelling: A Sample Syllabus
• Whither Comic Studies?: A Conversation with the Editors and Contributors of Critical Approaches to Comics (Part Two)
• Whither Comic Studies?: A Conversation with the Editors and Contributors of Critical Approaches to Comics (Part One)
• What Samba Schools Can Teach Us About Participatory Culture
• Brian Clark on Transmedia Business Models (Part Five)
• Brian Clark on Transmedia Business Models (Part Four)
• Brian Clark on Transmedia Business Models (Part Three)
• Brian Clark on Transmedia Business Models (Part Two)
• Brian Clark on Transmedia Business Models (Part One)
• OurSpace: Being a Responsible Citizen of the Digital World (Part Two)
• OurSpace: Being a Responsible Citizen of the Digital World (Part One)
• When Outlaws are Innovators: An Interview with Jonathan Taplin (Part Two)
• When Outlaws are Innovators: An Interview with Jonathan Taplin (Part One)
• “The Revolution Will Be Hashtagged”: The Visual Culture of the Occupy Movement
• Making My Peace with The Bicycle Girl: Reflections on The Walking Dead Web Series
• Acafandom and Beyond: Concluding Thoughts
• Acafandom and Beyond: Will Brooker, Melissa A. Click, Suzanne Scott, and Sangita Shreshtova (Part Two)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Will Brooker, Melissa A. Click, Suzanne Scott, and Sangita Shresthova
• A Virtual Bullpen?: How the USC Cinema School Has Embraced ARGS To Shape The Experience of Entering Students (Part Two)
• A Virtual Bullpen?: How the USC Cinema School Has Embraced ARGs To Shape The Experience of Entering Students (Part One)
• “What Is Civic Media” Revisited: A Conversation with John Palfrey (Part Two)
• “What Is Civic Media” Revisited: A Conversation with Harvard’s John Palfrey
• Designing Woman: An Interview with Anne Balsamo (Part One)
• Designing Woman: An Interview with Anne Balsamo (Part Two)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Alex Doty, Abigail De Kosnik, and Jason Mittell (Part Two)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Alex Doty, Abigail De Kosnik, and Jason Mittell (Part One)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Rhianon Bury and Matt Yockey (Part Two)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Rhianon Bury and Matt Yockey (Part One)
• How Can We Understand Code as a “Critical Artifact”?: USC’s Mark Marino on Critical Code Studies (Part Two)
• How Can We Understand Code as a “Critical Artifact”?: USC’s Mark Marino on Critical Code Studies (Part One)
• Announcing Futures of Entertainment 5 Conference
• On Skepticism, News Literacy, and Transparency: An Interview with Dan Gillmor (Part Two)
• On Skepticism, News Literacy, and Transparency: An Interview with Dan Gillmor (Part One)
• Back to School Special 2: Syllabus for my Transmedia Entertainment Class
• Acafandom and Beyond: Jonathan Gray, Matt Hills, and Alisa Perren (Part Two)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Jonathan Gray, Matt Hills, and Alisa Perren (Part One)
• “Does This Technology Serve Human Purposes?”: A “Necessary Conversation” with Sherry Turkle (Part Three)
• “Does This Technology Serve Human Purposes?”: A “Necessary Conversation” with Sherry Turkle (Part Two)
• ‘Does This Technology Serve Human Purposes?”: A “Necessary Conversation” with Sherry Turkle (Part One)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Alex Juhasz, Jay Bushman, and Derek Johnson (Part Two)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Alex Juhasz, Jay Bushman, and Derek Kompare (Part One)
• Back to School Special: Syllabus for Science Fiction AS Media Theory
• Aca-fandom and Beyond: Roberta Pearson and Alexis Lothian (Part Two)
• Aca-fandom and Beyond: Roberta Pearson and Alexis Lothian (Part One)
• Aca-fandom and Beyond: Karen Tongson, Jayna Brown, and Geraldine Bloustein (Part Two)
• Aca-fandom and Beyond: Karen Tongson, Jayna Brown, and Geraldine Bloustien (Part One)
• Imagine Better: “Open at the Close”
• Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: An interview with David Gauntlett (Part Three)
• Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: An interview with David Gauntlett (Part Two)
• Studying Creativity in the Age of Web 2.0: An Interview with David Gauntlett
• Transmedia 202: Further Reflections
• Aca-fandom and Beyond: John Edward Campbell, Lee Harrington, and Catherine Tossenberger (Part Two)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: John Edward Campbell, Lee Harrington, and Catherine Tossenberger (Part One)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Christine Bacareza Balance, Jack Halberstam, and Sarah Banet-Weiser (Part Two)
• Aca-Fandom and Beyond: Christine Bacareza Balance, Jack Halberstam, and Sarah Banet-Weiser
• Imagining Television’s Futures: An Interview with Intel’s Brian David Johnson (Part Three)
• Imagining Television’s Futures: An Interview with Intel’s Brian David Johnson (Part Two)
• Imagining Television’s Futures: An Interview with Intel’s Brian David Johnson (Part One)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Four, Part Two (Drew Davidson, Corvus Elrod, and Nick Fortugno)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Four, Part One (Drew Davidson, Corvus Elrod, and Nick Fortugno)
• Now Available: Transmedia Hollywood 2 Videos
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Three, Part Two (Kristina Busse, Flourish Klink, and Nancy Baym)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Three, Part One (Kristina Busse, Flourish Klink, and Nancy Baym)
• Three Reasons Why Pottermore Matters…
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Two, Part Two (Henry Jenkins, Erica Rand, and Karen Hellekson)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week Two, Part One (Henry Jenkins, Erica Rand, and Karen Hellekson)
• Keeping Your Sanity While Engaging Your Audience Through Transmedia
• How Do You End a Cult Series?: Fans Respond
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week One, Part Two (Anne Kustritz, Louisa Stein, and Sam Ford)
• Acafandom and Beyond: Week One, Part One (Anne Kustritz, Louisa Stein, and Sam Ford)
• Going Beyond the Ending: A Wrap Up
• How Should Cult Series End?: A Reponse
• When Bad Things Happen to Good Series, or How Should Cult Series End?
• Coming Soon: Acafandom and Beyond
• How The New York Public Library is Sharing “The World of Tomorrow” Now: An Interview with Deanna Lee
• Why It’s Great to Be a Media Buff in LA (Part Two)
• Why It’s Great to Be a Media Buff in LA (Part One)
• Learning from Hollywood: Voices from the Joan Ganz Cooney Center Conference
• Shall We Play? (Part Two)
• Shall We Play? (Part One)
• “Critical Pessimism” Revisted: An Open Letter to Adam Fish
• What can Journalists Learn from The Daily Show: An Interview with Amber Day (Part Two)
• What can Journalists Learn from The Daily Show: An Interview with Amber Day (Part One)
• From the VCR to YouTube: An Interview with Lucas Hilderbrand (Part Two)
• From the VCR to YouTube: An Interview with Lucas Hilderbrand (Part One)
• Responses to My Rant about House, Castle, and White Collar
• A Rant About Television’s Difficulty in Representing Committed Relationships
• Check Out Student Work from Annenberg Innovation Lab Conference
• Over the Rainbow: John C. Tibbetts Opens Archive of Interviews
• How Learners Can Be On Top of Their Game: An Interview with James Paul Gee (Part Four)
• How Learners Can Be On Top of Their Game: An Interview with James Paul Gee (Part Three)
• How Learners Can Be On Top of Their Game: An Interview with James Paul Gee (Part Two)
• How Learners Can Be On Top of Their Game: An Interview with James Paul Gee (Part One)
• A Remediated, Premediated, and Transmediated Conversation with Richard Grusin (Part Three)
• A Remediated, Premediated, and Transmediated Conversation with Richard Grusin (Part Two)
• A Remediated, Premediated, and Transmediated Conversation with Richard Grusin (Part One)
• Akoha– A Direct Action Game?
• The Political Lives of Black Youth: An Interview with Cathy Cohen (Part Two)
• The Political Lives of Black Youth: An Interview with Cathy Cohen
• Media-Making Madness: #Arab Revolutions from the Perspective of Egyptian-American VJ Um Amel (Part One)
• Starstruck: An Interview with Elizabeth Currid-Halkett (Part Two)
• Starstruck: An Interview with Elizabeth Currid-Halkett
• Announcing Transmedia, Hollywood 2: Visual Culture and Design
• Measuring New Media Literacies: Towards the Development of a Comprehensive Assessment Tool (Part Two)
• Measuring New Media Literacies: Towards the Development of a Comprehensive Assessment Tool (Part One)
• What Constitutes an Open-Book Exam in the Digital Age?
• DIY Media 2010: Video Blogging (Part Three)
• DIY Media 2010: Video Blogging (Part Two)
• DIY Media 2010: Video Blogging (Part One)
• “Deep Media,” Transmedia, What’s the Difference?: An Interview with Frank Rose (Part Two)
• “Deep Media,” Transmedia, What’s the Difference?: An Interview with Frank Rose (Part One)
• Manifestos for the Future of Media Education
• A New Culture of Learning: An Interview with John Seely Brown and Douglas Thomas (Part Two)
• A New Culture of Learning: An Interview with John Seely Brown and Douglas Thomas (Part One)
• DIY Media 2010: Video and Gaming Culture (Part Three)
• DIY Media 2010: Video and Gaming Culture (Part Two)
• DIY Media 2010: Video and Gaming Culture (Part One)
• Introduction to Communications Technologies
• DIY Media 2010: Anime Music Videos (Part Three)
• DIY Media 2010: Anime Music Videos (Part Two)
• DIY Media 2010: Anime Music Videos (Part One)
• The Survival of Soap Opera (Part Four): Why Fans Matter
• The Survival of Soap Opera (Part Three): New Trends In Production and Distribution
• The Survival of Soap Opera (Part Two):The History and Legacy of Serialized Television
• The Survival of Soap Opera (Part One): The State of the American Soap
• DIY Media 2010: Fan Vids (Part Four)
• DIY Media 2010: Fan Vids (Part Three)
• DIY Media 2010: Fan Vids (Part Two)
• DIY Media 2010: Fan Vids (Part One)
• Multitasking and Continuous Partial Attention: An Interview with Linda Stone (Part Two)
• Multitasking and Continuous Partial Attention: An Interview with Linda Stone (Part One)
• DIY Video 2010: Political Remix (Part Three)
• DIY Video 2010: Political Remix (Part Two)
• DIY Video 2010: Political Remix (Part One)
• From a Cyberspace of Their Own to Television 2.0: An Interview with Rhianon Bury (Part Two)
• From a Cyberspace of Their Own to Television 2.0: An Interview with Rhianon Bury (Part One)
• When Politics Meets Pop Culture: The Mid-Term Election Report
• DIY Video 2010: Activist Media (Part Three)
• DIY Video 2010: Activist Media (Part Two)
• DIY Video 2010: Activist Media (Part One)
• Risks and Safety on the Internet: The Perspectives of European Youth
• Digital Media and Learning: New Video Series
• Henry Jenkins The Movie or How Does Fandom Happen?
• How YouTube Became OurTube
• Towards a New Civic Ecology: Addressing the Grand Challenges
• Wanted: Post-Doc to Help Research Youth and Civic Engagement
• Harry Shum Jr: Dancing With and Without Glee
• Raising the Digital Generation: What Parents Need to Know About Digital Media and Learning
• How I Became Part of Adrian Grenier’s Entourage … For a Night
• Perhaps a revolution is not what we need
• Sites of Convergence: An Interview for Brazillian Academics (Part Three)
• Sites of Convergence: An Interview for Brazillian Academics (Part Two)
• Sites of Convergence: An Interview for Brazillian Academics
• Games By Day, Ska by Night: An Interview with Generoso Fierro (Part Two)
• Games By Day, Ska By Night: An Interview with Generoso Fierro (Part One)
• Avatar Activism and Beyond
• From Fear to Facebook: An Interview with Matt Levinson (Part Two)
• From Fear to Facebook: An Interview with Matt Levinson (Part One)
• Doing Drag in Wal-Mart and Other Stories of Rural Queer Youth: An Interview with Mary L. Gray (Part Three)
• Doing Drag in Wal-Mart and Other Stories of Rural Queer Youth: An Interview with Mary L. Gray (Part Two)
• Doing Drag in Wal-Mart and Other Stories of Rural Queer Youth: An Interview with Mary L. Gray (Part One)
• The Reconfigurable Culture of Contemporary Music: An Interview with Aram Sinnreich (Part Two)
• The Reconfigurable Culture of Contemporary Music: An Interview with Aram Sinnreich (Part One)
• High Tech? Low Tech? No Tech?
• Games, New Media and Learning in Argentina: An Interview with Ines Dussel (Part Three)
• Games, New Media and Learning in Argentina: An Interview with Ines Dussel (Part Two)
• Games, New Media and Learning in Argentina: An Interview with Inés Dussel
• How New Media is Transforming Storytelling: A New Video Series
• Comics and the City: An Interview with Jorn Ahrens
• ARGS, Fandom, and the Digi-Gratis Economy: Interview with Paul Booth (Part Three)
• ARGS, Fandom, and the Digi-Gratis Economy: An Interview with Paul Booth (Part Two)
• ARGS, Fandom, and the Digi-Gratis Economy: An Interview with Paul Booth (Part One)
• On Mad Men, Aca-Fandom, and the Goals of Cultural Criticism
• No, You Do Not Have to Be A Gamer to Like Inception!
• Ethics and Game Design: A Conversation (Part Two)
• Ethics and Game Design: A Conversation (Part One)
• Medium Specificity — a Syllabus
• Man Without Fear: David Mack, Daredevil, and the Bounds of Difference (Part Four)
• Man Without Fear: David Mack, Daredevil, and the Bounds of Difference (Part Three)
• Man Without Fear: David Mack, Daredevil, and the Bounds of Difference (Part Two)
• The Night Of a Thousand Wizards
• Reinventing Cinema: An Interview with Chuck Tryon (Part Two)
• Reinventing Cinema: An Interview with Chuck Tryon (Part One)
• Girls, Gaming, and Gender: An Interview with Game Designer and Researcher Jennifer Jenson (Part Two)
• Girls, Gaming, and Gender: An Interview with Game Designer and Researcher Jennifer Jenson (Part One)
• ARG 2.0 (Part Two)
• ARG 2.0 (Part One)
• Civic Media: A Syllabus
• The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture: An Interview with Joe Saltzman (Part Three)
• The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture: An Interview with Joe Saltzman (Part Two)
• The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture: An Interview with Joe Saltzman (Part One)
• Designing the Futures of Journalism: An Interview with USC’s Nonny de la Pena (Part Two)
• Designing the Future of Journalism: An Interview with USC’s Nonny de la Pena (Part One)
• Transmedia Education: the 7 Principles Revisited
• Man Without Fear: David Mack, Daredevil, and the Bounds of Difference (Part One)
• When Dora the Explorer Met INS: Playing with Popular Icons
• John Fiske: Now and The Future
• The Future of Teenagers: My Interview in O Globo
• Down Argentina Way…
• My Big Brazillian Adventure
• Call for Papers: Transformative Works and Fan Activism
• The Hollywood Geek Elite Debates the Future of Television
• What Can Teachers Learn from DIY Cultures: An Interview with Colin Lankshear and Michele Knobel (Part Three)
• What Can Teachers Learn from DIY Cultures: An Interview with Colin Lankshear and Michele Knobel (Part Two)
• What Can Teachers Learn from DIY Cultures: An Interview with Colin Lankshear and Michele Knobel (Part One)
• Why Participatory Culture Is Not Web 2.0: Some Basic Distinctions
• He-Man and the Masters of Transmedia
• Star Trek, Darkover, Thunderbirds and Fan Fiction: An Interview With Joan Marie Verba (Part Two)
• Star Trek, Darkover, Thunderbirds, and Fan Fiction: An Interview With Joan Marie Verba (Part One)
• What Reality Television Tells Us About the Arab World: An Interview with Marwan Kraidy (Part Two))
• What Reality Television Tells Us About the Arab World: An Interview with Marwan Kraidy (Part One)
• Helping Teachers Learn About New Media Practices (Part Two)
• Helping Teachers Learn About New Media Practices (Part One)
• When Fans Become Advertisers: Smallville Becomes Legendary
• Ludic Narrans:Drew Davidson Talks Crossmedia Communication (Part Two)
• Ludic Narrans:Drew Davidson Talks Cross-Media Communication (Part One)
• Hollywood Goes “Transmedia”
• Hip Hop Goes Transmedia (Part Two)
• Hip Hop Goes Transmedia (Part One)
• Thinkers Welcome: New Resources on Participatory Culture and Learning
• Choose Your Fictions Well
• Watching the Watchers: Power and Politics in Second Life (Part Two)
• Watching the Watchers: Power and Politics in Second Life (Part One)
• The Struggle Over What Gets Taught in Texas: An Interview with Rebecca Bell-Meterau
• “A Kind of Vast Game”: An Interview with Ethan Gilsdorf (Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks) (Part Two)
• “A Kind of Vast Game”: An Interview with Ethan Gilsdorf (Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks)
• Transmedia Generation
• More Talk of TRONSmedia
• Is New Media Incompatible with Schooling?: An Interview with Rich Halverson (Part Two)
• Is New Media Incompatable with Schooling?: An Interview with Rich Halverson (Part One)
• Talking TronsMedia with Steven Lisberger
• On Brian Eno and Barry Lyndon: An Interview With Geeta Dayal (Part Two)
• On Brian Eno and Barry Lyndon: An Interview With Geeta Dayal (Part One)
• What the Chinese Are Making of Avatar
• Vidding Kung Fu Panda in China
• On Anti-Fans and Paratexts: An Interview with Jonathan Gray (Part Two)
• On Anti-Fans and Paratexts: An Interview with Jonathan Gray (Part One)
• Don’t Miss Transmedia, Hollywood Conference March 16
• Meeting of Minds: Cross-Generational Conversations About Digital Ethics (Part Two)
• Meeting of Minds: Cross-Generational Conversations About Digital Ethics (Part One)
• Camille Bacon-Smith and Henry Jenkins at Gaylaxicon 1992 (Part Two)
• Henry Jenkins and Camille Bacon-Smith at Gaylaxicon 1992 (Part One)
• Escapade 1993: A Blast From the Past (Part Two)
• Escapade 1993: A Blast From the Past (Part One)
• Learning in a Participatory Culture: A Conversation About New Media and Education (Part Four)
• Learning in a Participatory Culture: A Conversation About New Media and Education (Part Three)
• Learning in a Participatory Culture: A Conversation About New Media and Education (Part Two)
• Learning in a Participatory Culture: A Conversation About New Media and Education (Part One)
• How to Get Academic Credit While Attending San Diego Comic-Con: An Interview With Matthew J. Smith
• “Killer Paragraphs” and Other Reflections of PBS’s Digital Nation
• Five Ways to Read Avatar
• The Last Airbender or The Last Straw?, or How Loraine Became a Fan Activist
• Announcing Transmedia, Hollywood:S/Telling the Story
• Will New Law Block Many Slash, Anime, Manga Sites in Australia?
• Film Studies PhD Program at Iowa Endangered
• “Going Bonkers” (Revisited): A Father-Son Conversation About Pee-Wee (Part Two)
• “Going Bonkers” (Revisited): A Father-Son Conversation About Pee-Wee (Part One)
• Never Mind the Bollocks: Shepard Fairey’s Fight for Appropriation, Fair Use, and Free Cultre (Part Two)
• Never Mind The Bollocks: Shepard Fairey’s Fight for Appropriation, Fair Use and Free Culture (Part One)
• Fandom, Participatory Culture, and Web 2.0 — A Syllabus
• Public Media, Public Education, and the Public Good: An Interview with Heather Chaplin (Part Two)
• Public Media, Public Education, and the Public Good: An Interview with Heather Chaplin (Part One)
• How Fictional Story Worlds Influence Real World Politics
• On Chuck and Carrot Mobs: Mapping the Connections Between Participatory Culture and Public Participation
• Harry Potter: The Exhibition, or what Location Entertainment Adds to a Transmedia Franchise
• Revenge of the Origami Unicorn: The Remaining Four Principles of Transmedia Storytelling
• The Revenge of the Origami Unicorn: Seven Principles of Transmedia Storytelling (Well, Two Actually. Five More on Friday)
• From Cool Hunters to Chief Culture Officers: An Interview with Grant McCracken
• Inside the Computer Clubhouse (Part Three of Three)
• Inside the Computer Clubhouse (Part Two of Three)
• Inside the Computer Clubhouse (Part One of Three)
• Writing Between the Cracks: An Interview with Interfiction 2 Contributors
• Editing Interfiction 2: An Interview with Delia Sherman
• On the Pleasures of Not Belonging, or Notes on Interstitial Art (Part Two)
• On the Pleasures of Not Belonging, or Notes on Interstitial Art (Part One)
• How Do You Sell an Artsy Board Game?
• Counting on Twitter: Harvard’s Web Ecology Project (Part Two)
• Counting on Twitter: Harvard’s Web Ecology Project (Part One)
• Click Click Ranger: A Transmedia Experiment for Korean Television (Part Two)
• Click Click Ranger: A Transmedia Experiment for Korean Television (Part One)
• Strange Overtures: Vodephone, Tchaikovsky, Ernie Kovacs and the “Wowness” of New Media
• Reflections on Cultural Politics: My Interview for Poli (Part Two)
• Reflections on Cultural Politics: My Interview for Poli (Part One)
• Transmedia Tacos? You Bet!
• Cordwainer Smith Imagined Convergence Culture (and Viral Media) in 1964
• He’s BA-A-A-ACK!
• Gone But Not Forgotten, I Hope…
• PBS’s Digital Nation: Another Great Resource For Teaching the New Media Literacies
• Is Facebook a Gated Community?: An Interview With S. Craig Watkins (Part Two)
• Is Facebook a Gated Community?: An Interview With S. Craig Watkins (Part One)
• Diversifying Participation
• The Aesthetics of Transmedia: In Response to David Bordwell (Part Three)
• The Aesthetics of Transmedia: In Response to David Bordwell (Part Two)
• The Aesthetics of Transmedia: In Response to David Bordwell (Part One)
• Hightlights from My Conversation With J. Michael Straczynski
• Henry’s [Comic] Book Club: My Personal Rec List of Graphic Novels
• Youtube in the Amazon: Rural Peru’s Transition to the Internet
• From Cinema to Games: Some Fascinating Data
• District 9 (Part Two): Out of Afrofuturism?
• District 9 (Part One): Can a Bench Be a Transmedia Extension?
• The Message of Twitter: “Here It Is” and “Here I Am”
• UCLA Faculty Rally to Support Endangered Arts Library
• “The Pickford Paradox”: Between Silent Film and New Media
• New Media Literacies — A Syllabus
• “Why So Socialist?”: Unmasking the Joker
• Transmedia Storytelling and Entertainment — A Syllabus
• Get Ready to Participate: Crowdsourcing and Governance
• The Struggle Over Local Media: An Interview With Eric Klinenberg (Part Two)
• The Struggle Over Local Media: An Interview With Eric Klinenberg (Part One)
• And to Think That I Saw It At Comic-Con
• My Wild and Wonderful Comic-Con Experiences
• How “Dumbledore’s Army” Is Transforming Our World: An Interview with the HP Alliance’s Andrew Slack (Part Two)
• How “Dumbledore’s Army” Is Transforming Our World: An Interview with the HP Alliance’s Andrew Slack (Part One)
• Changing Coasts
• Leaving on a Jet Plane…
• Documenting the Digital Generation
• Boy and Girl Wonders: An Interview with Mary Borsellino (Part Two)
• Boy and Girl Wonders: An Interview with Mary Borsellino (Part One)
• Calling Young Gamers. Share your AHa! Moment!
• Risks, Rights, and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: An Interview with Sonia Livingstone (Part Two)
• Risks, Rights, and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: An Interview with Sonia Livingstone (Part One)
• Communal Growing Pains: Fandom and the Evolution of Street Fighter
• The Radical Idea that Children are People
• Multiculturalism, Appropriation, and the New Media Literacies
• Sweet Valley Twins: Reading to Understand Contemporary Social Networks
• Bouncing Off the Walls: Playing with Teen Identity
• Authoring and Exploring Vast Narratives: An Interview with Pat Harrigan and Noah Wardrip-Fruin (Part Three)
• Authoring and Exploring Vast Narratives: An Interview with Pat Harrigan and Noah Wardrip-Fruin (Part Two)
• Authoring and Exploring Vast Narratives: An Interview with Pat Harrigan and Noah Wardrip-Fruin (Part One)
• My Secret Life as a Klingon (Part Two)
• My Secret Life as a Klingon (Part One)
• Five Ways to Start a Conversation About the New Star Trek Film
• What Is Learning in a Participatory Culture? (Part Two)
• What Is Learning in a Participatory Culture? (Part One)
• “Geeking Out” For Democracy (Part Two)
• “Geeking Out” For Democracy (Part One)
• A New “Platform” for Games Research?: An Interview with Ian Bogost and Nick Montfort (Part Two)
• A New “Platform” for Games Research?: An Interview with Ian Bogost and Nick Montfort (Part One)
• How Susan Spread and What It Means
• Babylon 5′s JMS Heads to MIT — Buy Your Tickets Online
• Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun: Doug Gordon on the Zombeatles (Part Two)
• Ghouls Just Want To Have Fun: Doug Gordon on The Zombeatles (Part One)
• Getting Philosophical about Legend of Zelda: An Interview with Kristina Drzaic and Peter Rauch
• Reinventing the Television Studies Textbook: An Interview with Jason Mittell (Part Two)
• Upcoming Conference — Learning in a Participatory Culture
• Reinventing the Television Studies Textbook: An Interview with Jason Mittell (Part One)
• Critical Information Studies For a Participatory Culture (Part Two)
• Critical Information Studies For a Participatory Culture (Part One)
• Tickets Now Available for Spring Julius Schwartz Lecture: J Michael Straczynski
• Walking the Walk: Report from Game Developers Conference 2009 (Part Two of Two)
• GDC 2009: Talking the Talk (Part 1 of 2)
• Studying Media Industries: An Interview with Jennifer Holt and Alisa Perren (Part Two)
• Studying Media Industries: An Interview with Jennifer Holt and Alisa Perren (Part One)
• Where Citizens Gather: An Interview with The Future of Public Media Project’s Jessica Clark (Part Two)
• Where Citizens Gather: An Interview with The Future of Public Media Project’s Jessica Clark (Part One)
• History and Fan Studies: Barbara Ryan and Daniel Cavicchi (Part Two)
• History and Fan Studies: A Conversation Between Barbara Ryan and Daniel Cavicchi (Part One)
• Home-Made Hollywood: An Interview With Clive Young (Part Two)
• Home-Made Hollywood: An Interview With Clive Young (Part One)
• To Think That I Saw It in Austin…
• Locating Fair Use in the Space Between Fandom and the Art World (Part Two)
• Locating Fair Use in the Space Between Fandom and the Art World (Part One)
• Can African-Americans Find Their Voice in Cyberspace?: A Conversation With Dayna Cunningham (Part Four of Four)
• Can African-Americans Find Their Voice in Cyberspace?: A Conversation With Dayna Cunningham (Part Three of Four)
• Can African-Americans Find Their Voice in Cyberspace?: A Conversation With Dayna Cunningham (Part Two of Four)
• Can African-Americans Find Their Voice in Cyberspace?: A Conversation With Dayna Cunningham (Part One of Four)
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Eight): The Value of Spreadable Media
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Seven): Aesthetic and Structural Strategies
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Six): Spreadable Content
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Five): Communities of Users
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Four): Thinking Through the Gift Economy
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Three): The Gift Economy and Commodity Culture
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part Two): Sticky and Spreadable — Two Paradigms
• If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part One): Media Viruses and Memes
• Computer Game Spaces: An Interview with Georgia Tech’s Michael Nitsche (Part Two)
• Computer Game Spaces: An Interview with Georgia Tech’s Michael Nitsche (Part One)
• Convergence and Disturbance: New Media, Networked Publics, and Pakistan
• The Many Lives of The Batman (Revisited): Multiplicity, Anime, and Manga
• Desmond Wong and the Art of CarneyVale
• Mapping Maps
• Going “Mad”: Creating Fan Fiction 140 Characters at a Time
• “We Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”: Jack Driscoll on Community Journalism (Part Two)
• “We Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet”: Jack Driscoll on Community Journalism (Part One)
• Reconsidering Family Photographs
• Loomings 2009: What Obama Might Have Learned from Moby-Dick
• Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat: An Interview with Yasmin B. Kafai, Carrie Heeter, and Jill Denner (Part Two)
• Beyond Barbie and Mortal Kombat: An Interview with Yasmin B. Kafai, Carrie Heeter, and Jill Denner (Part One)
• How Brazil Is Reshaping the Futures of Entertainment
• A Media Literacy Exemption on the DMCA?: An Interview with Renee Hobbs
• That’s Me All Over: Catching Up With Myself Over the Holidays
• Capturing Cosplay: The Photographs of Brian Berman (Part Two)
• Letting the Fur Fly: The Photographs of Brian Berman (Part One)
• From Neil Gaiman to J. Michael Straczynski: News on the Julius Schwartz Lecture Series
• Tourists and Collectors Enter the World of Tomorrow: An Interview with Angela Ndalianis (Part Two)
• Defending the Bats: An Interview with Angela Ndalianis (Part One)
• The Delights of “Herding Cats”
• Fan Vidding: A Labor Of Love (Part Two)
• Fan Vidding: A Labor Of Love (Part One)
• Race in Digital Space (Revisited): An Interview with Sarah N. Gatson (Part Two)
• Race in Digital Space (Revisited): An Interview with Sarah N. Gatson (Part One)
• What Media Literacy Educators Need to Know About Fair Use…
• “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: A Conversation with the Digital Youth Project (Part Three)
• “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: A Conversation with the Digital Youth Project (Part Two)
• “Hanging Out, Messing Around, Geeking Out”: A Conversation with the Digital Youth Project (Part One)
• The New Media Literacies: An Introduction
• Professor Jenkins Goes to Hollywood
• Fan Fiction Someone Needs to Write…
• Round-Up: More Spreadable Media From Campaign 2008
• Obama: The Candidate For All Platforms
• The Future of Entertainment Is In Your Hands…
• Changing the Game: An Interview on Games and Business with David Edery and Ethan Mollick (Part Two)
• Changing the Game: An Interview on Games and Business with David Edery and Ethan Mollick
• The Campaign That Never Quite Happened…
• How We Help Spread Political Messages…
• A House United: How are Cultural and Political Preferences Related?
• Listening to Pod People
• What Would You Say to The Corporations?
• Playing Columbine: An Interview with Game Designer and Filmmaker Danny Ledonne (Part Three)
• Playing Columbine: An Interview with Game Designer and Filmmaker Danny Ledonne (Part Two)
• I Have Seen the Futures of Entertainment …And It Works!
• Playing Columbine: An Interview with Game Designer and Filmmaker Danny Ledonne (Part One)
• Why Universities Shouldn’t Create “Something like YouTube” (Part Two)
• Why Universities Shouldn’t Create “Something like YouTube” (Part One)
• Inviting Our Participation: An Interview with Sharon Marie Ross (Part Two)
• Inviting Our Participation: An Interview with Sharon Marie Ross (Part One)
• Some of My Best Friends Are Pirates
• Video Games Myths Revisited: New Pew Study Tells Us About Games and Youth
• Marching to a Different “GumBeat”
• Framing the Candidates (Part Three): The Daily Show Parodies
• Want to Learn More About CMS?
• Framing the Candidates (Part Two): The Vice Presidential Videos
• Framing the Candidates (Part One): A Closer Look at Campaign Biography Videos
• Teaching “Ahab”: An Interview with MC Lars
• Aca-Fen Raise Their Banners High: Transformative Works and Culture
• The Informal Pedagogy of Anime Fandom: An Interview with Rebecca Black (Part Two)
• The Informal Pedagogy of Anime Fandom: An Interview with Rebecca Black (Part One)
• DJ Le Clown Rocks the Total Recut Contest
• Youth, New Media Literacies, and Civic Engagement
• Photoshop for Democracy Revisited: The Sarah Palin File
• Gay Bombay: An Interview with Parmesh Shahani (Part Two)
• Gay Bombay: An Interview with Parmesh Shahani (Part One)
• How Big a Geek Are You?
• Mobilizing Generation 2.0: An Interview with Ben Rigby
• My Inner Fan Boy Escapes, or Memoirs of a Comic-Con Newbie
• Impressions from Two Comic-Con Newbies
• McCain to Obama Supporters: “Get a Life!”
• MacArthur’s Participatory Learning Initiative Goes International
• How Fan Fiction Can Teach Us a New Way to Read Moby-Dick (Part Two)
• Announcing Media in Transition 6: Stone and Papyrus, Storage and Transmission
• How Fan Fiction Can Teach Us a New Way to Read Moby-Dick (Part One)
• Reforming a Mean World: Hero Reports
• Down Time…
• Fans, Fair Use, and Transformation
• Augmented Learning: An Interview with Eric Klopfer (Part Two)
• Augmented Learning: An Interview with Eric Klopfer (Part One)
• Adopting (and Defending) Little Brother
• Aussie Comedy: A Taste Americans May Soon Acquire
• What Happened Before YouTube?
• Designing Accessible Games
• “Fighting Evil — So You Don’t Have To”
• Searching for America in the Era of Web 2.0
• What Does Popular Culture Have to Do With Civic Media?
• Is Obama a Secret Vulcan?
• YouTomb: Monitoring the Limits of Participatory Culture
• MC Lars, “Ahab,” and Nerdcore
• “What Is Remix Culture?”: An Interview with Total Recut’s Owen Gallagher (Part Two)
• “What is Remix Culture?”: An Interview with Total Recut’s Owen Gallagher (Part One)
• More Transmedia News
• Talking Transmedia: An Interview with Starlight Runner’s Jeff Gomez (Part Two)
• Talking Transmedia: An Interview With Starlight Runner’s Jeff Gomez (part one)
• “I Like to Sock Myself in the Face”: Reconsidering “Vulgar Modernism” (Part Four)
• “I Like to Sock Myself in the Face”: Reconsidering “Vulgar Modernism” (Part Three)
• “I Like to Sock Myself in the Face”: Reconsidering “Vulgar Modernism” (Part Two)
• “I Like to Sock Myself in the Face”: Reconsidering “Vulgar Modernism” (Part One)
• More News for Aca-Fen
• Dumbledore for a Day: The Things You Can Do in Second Life
• Still More Toy Stories…
• Sometimes My Kids Seem Like a Bunch of Kangaroos!
• From Production to Produsage: Interview with Axel Bruns (Part Two)
• From Production to Produsage: Interview with Axel Bruns (Part One)
• Remix: A Contested Practice
• What’s Behind ‘The Glass’?
• Spy Stories
• Bitch Ass Darius “Follow The Sound” Mixtape
• The Further Adventures of The “Henry Jenkins” Cartoon Character
• My Mary Sue: What Fanfic Noobdom Reveals about Scholarly Methods
• Who Do You Think I Am?: My Life as a Cartoon Character
• I HEART Mutants (Except for That Shameless Mary Sue, Jean Grey)
• The Videocassette or: How I Became a Fanboy and Learned to Love Explosions
• Children as Storytellers: The Making of TikaTok (Part Two)
• Children as Storytellers: The Making of TikaTok (Part One)
• Ethics and the New Media Literacies
• Librarians, YouTube, and the New Media Literacies
• Persepolis: The Video Game?
• A Critfan Yearns for the World As It Was
• Why Academics Should Blog…
• the following post is [about] anonymous
• From Rodney King to Burma: An Interview with Witness’s Sam Gregory (Part Two)
• From Rodney King to Burma: An Interview with Witness’s Sam Gregory (Part One)
• Links, Links and More Links…
• Catching Up on Project NML
• The Moral Economy of Web 2.0 (Part Four)
• The Moral Economy of Web 2.0 (Part Three)
• The Moral Economy of Web 2.0 (Part Two)
• The Moral Economy of Web 2.0 (Part One)
• GDC Roundup 2008: Diversity and Innovation in the Contemporary Games Industry
• If You Saw My Talk at South By Southwest…
• Multimedia in Spanish Classrooms: Harry Potter Comes to School
• The Dreaded 1,2,3 Challenge
• Politics in the Age of YouTube
• Is Ally McBeal a Thing of Beauty?: An Interview with Greg M. Smith (Part Two)
• Is Ally McBeal a Thing of Beauty?: An Interview with Greg M. Smith (Part One)
• Links for Those Who Attended My Tampa Talk
• Portrait of an Aca-Fan as a Young Man or How I Became a Qwack!
• Recent Discovery: The CBS Radio Workshop
• Learning From YouTube: An Interview with Alex Juhasz (Part Two)
• Learning From YouTube: An Interview with Alex Juhasz (Part One)
• Obama and the “We” Generation
• Secret Asian Man and the Art of the Comic Strip: An Interview with Tak Toyoshima
• From YouTube to WeTube…
• Ordinary Men in Extraordinary Times: An Interview with Iranian Underground Band, Kiosk
• Recut, Reframe, Recycle: An Interview with Pat Aufderheide and Peter Jaszi (Part Two)
• Recut, Reframe, Recycle: An Interview with Pat Aufderheide and Peter Jaszi (Part One)
• Sharing Notes about Collective Intelligence
• Confessions of a Superhero: An Interview with Filmmaker Matt Ogden
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: An ‘Adult’ Playground
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: A Psychedelic Subway….
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: The Cathay
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: How to Confuse With Pictures…
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: Cult of the Unscrutable Colonial
• Fieldnotes from Shanghai: Signs for Desperate Tourists
• Field Notes from Shanghai: China’s Digital Mavens
• Field Notes from Shanghai: Fansubbing in China
• Field Notes from Shanghai: Whatever Happened to Shanghai Swing?
• Field Notes from Shanghai: My Newest Avatar
• Games and Social Responsibility — Perspectives from Shanghai
• Wu Ming on Convergence Culture
• Resources for Science Fiction Fans
• American Idol and the Variety Show Tradition
• The Writers Strike and Transmedia Entertainment
• My Own Personal Writer’s Strike…
• Futures of Entertainment Podcasts
• Live Action Anime? Only at MIT!
• From Zoey’s Room to Project NML: An Interview with Erin Reilly
• The Future of Sandbox Games
• Ellen Hume Joins the CMS Team
• “This Ain’t Your Gramma’s Embroidery!”: An Interview with Jenny Hart
• Reconsidering Digital Immigrants…
• “We Had So Many Stories to Tell”: The Heroes Comics as Transmedia Storytelling
• Why You Should See Spencer Halpin’s Moral Kombat (Part Two)
• Why You Should See Spencer Halpin’s Moral Kombat (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Wrapping Up, Part Four)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Wrapping Up, Part Three)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Wrapping Up, Part Two)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Wrapping Up, Part One)
• Vidder Luminosity Profiled in New York Magazine
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part Six): Common Threads
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part Five): iCue
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part Four): Labyrinth
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part Three): Backflow
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part Two): Handheld Projects
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming (Part One): Revolution
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Twenty Two, Part Two): Eden Lee Lackner and Jes Battis
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Twenty Two, Part One): Eden Lee Lackner and Jes Battis
• Comics as Civic Media and Other Matters…
• A Plethora of Podcasts…
• “Meet me at my crib . . .”: Reading the official “Crank That” video
• Hustling 2.0: Soulja Boy and the Crank Dat Phenomenon
• Growing Up in the 1930s: How Media Changes Our Relations to the Past
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Twenty One, Part One): Barbara Lucas and Avi D. Santo
• Producing the CSI:NY/Second Life Crossover: An Interview with Electric Sheep’s Taylor and Krueger (2 of 2)
• Producing the CSI:NY/Second Life Crossover: An Interview with Electric Sheep’s Taylor and Krueger (1 of 2)
• Why Grand Theft Auto Should Be Taught in Schools?: An Interview With David Hutchison (Part Two)
• Why Grand Theft Auto Should Be Taught in Schools?: An Interview With David Hutchison (Part One)
• Want to know more about CMS?
• Gender and Fan Culture ( Round Twenty , Part Two): James Nadeau and Alicia “Kestrell” Verlager
• Gender and Fan Culture ( Round Twenty , Part One): James Nadeau and Alicia “Kestrell” Verlager
• Welcome to Idea Lab
• Exploiting Feminism: An Interview with Stephanie Rothman (Part Two)
• Exploiting Feminism: An Interview with Stephanie Rothman (Part One)
• Porn 2.0
• If You Attended the Forrester Consumer Forum…
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Nineteen, Part Two): Lori Hitchcock Morimoto and David Surman
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Nineteen, Part One): Lori Hitchcock Morimoto and David Surman
• Spacewars and Beyond: How the Tech Model Railroad Club Changed the World
• “Vernacular Creativity”: An Interview with Jean Burgess (Part Two)
• “Vernacular Creativity”: An Interview with Jean Burgess (Part One)
• CMS and Home Inc. Host Media Literacy Event
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eighteen, Part Two): Julie Levin Russo and Hector Postigo
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eighteen, Part One): Julie Levin Russo and Hector Postigo
• What Is Civic Media?
• Announcing Futures of Entertainment
• Attention: Prospective CMS graduate students
• I Was a Teenage Terrorist: The Star Simpson Story
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Seventeen, Part Two): Melissa Click and Joshua Green
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Seventeen, Part One): Melissa Click and Joshua Green
• The Fall Season Approaches: Pimp Your New Favorites
• Was Herman Melville a Proto-Fan?
• “I’m So Hot My Husband Can’t Get Fire Insurance”: Interview with Grant Hayter-Menzies (Part Two)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Sixteen, Part Two): Deborah Kaplan and Alan McKee
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Sixteen, Part One): Deborah Kaplan and Alan McKee
• “I’m So Hot My Husband Can’t Get Fire Insurance”: Interview with Grant Hayter-Menzies (Part One)
• The Mud-Wrestling Media Maven from MIT and Other Stories
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Fifteen , Part Two):Bob Rehak and Suzanne Scott
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Fifteen , Part One):Bob Rehak and Suzanne Scott
• The Art of Horror and the Horror of Art: An Interview with Christian Jankowski (Part Two)
• The Art of Horror and the Horror of Art: An Interview with Christian Jankowski (Part One)
• Looking Back: The Re:Constructions Project
• How We Make Media Theory at MIT…
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Fourteen, Part Two): Francesca Coppa and Robert Kozinets
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Fourteen, Part One): Francesca Coppa and Robert Kozinets
• How I Spent My Summer Vacation…
• If You Found This Blog Through Game Informer…
• Digital Media and Learning Competition Announced
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Thirteen, Part Two):Anne Kustritz and Derek Johnson
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Thirteen, Part One):Anne Kustritz and Derek Johnson
• The Getting of Wisdom or Orientation MIT Style
• Two New Aca-Fen Blogs
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Twelve, Part Two): Catherine Driscoll and Matt Hills
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Twelve, Part One): Catherine Driscoll and Matt Hills
• The New Mr. Spock?
• The Power of “Collegial Pedagogy”: An Interview with Youth Radio (Part Two)
• The Power of “Collegial Pedagogy”: An Interview with Youth Radio (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eleven, Part Two): Nancy Baym and Aswin Punathambekar
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eleven, Part One): Nancy Baym and Aswin Punathambekar
• Gone Fishing…
• Fable and Other Moral Tales: A Study in Game Ethics (Part Two)
• Fable and Other Moral Tales: A Study in Game Ethics (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Ten, Part Two): Jonathan Gray and Roberta Pearson
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Ten, Part One): Jonathan Gray and Roberta Pearson
• The Frodo Franchise: An Interview with Kristin Thompson (Part Three)
• The Frodo Franchise: An Interview with Kristin Thompson (Part Two)
• The Frodo Franchise: An Interview with Kristin Thompson (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Nine, Part Two): Derek Kompare and Cynthia Walker
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Nine, Part One): Derek Kompare and Cynthia Walker
• Answering Questions From a Snowman: The YouTube Debate and Its Aftermath
• ‘Oh, Those Russians!’: The (Not So) Mysterious Ways of Russian-language Harry Potter Fandom (Part Two)
• ‘Oh, Those Russians!’: The (Not So) Mysterious Ways of Russian-language Harry Potter Fandom (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eight, Part Two): Abigail Derecho and Christian McCrea
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Eight, Part One): Abigail Derecho and Christian McCrea
• Reconsidering the AFI’s 100 Films: The Missing Half of the Equation
• Manufacturing Dissent: An Interview with Stephen Duncombe (Part Two)
• Manufacturing Dissent: An Interview with Stephen Duncombe (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Seven, Part Two): Kristina Busse and Cornel Sandvoss
• Gender and Fan Culture (Round Seven, Part One): Kristina Busse and Cornell Sandvoss
• Democracy 2.0 (Director’s Cut, Part Two)
• Democracy 2.0 (Director’s Cut, Part One)
• Navigating a “Remarkable Wilderness”: In Tribute to Peter Lyman
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Six, Part Two): Sam Ford and C. Lee Harrington
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Six, Part One): Sam Ford and C. Lee Harrington
• The Ethics of the Sociable Web and the Shifting Roles of Media Theorists
• Catching Up on Fan Culture…
• How Class Shapes Social Networking Sites…
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Five, Part Two): Geoffrey Long and Catherine Tosenberger
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Five, Part One):Geoffrey Long and Catherine Tosenberger
• WHAT WIKIPEDIA CAN TEACH US ABOUT THE NEW MEDIA LITERACIES (PART TWO)
• WHAT WIKIPEDIA CAN TEACH US ABOUT THE NEW MEDIA LITERACIES (PART ONE)
• “Ephemera vs. The Apocalypse”: Retrofuturism After 9/11
• Want to Work for Comparative Media Studies?
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Four, Part Two):Will Brooker and Ksenia Prasolova
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Four, Part One): Will Brooker and Ksenia Prasolova
• “The Tomorrow That Never Was”: Retrofuturism in the Comics of Dean Motter (Part Three)
• “The Tomorrow That Never Was”: Retrofuturism in the Comics of Dean Motter (Part Two)
• “The Tomorrow That Never Was”: Retrofuturism in the Comics of Dean Motter (Part One)
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Three, Part Two): Robin Anne Reid and Sean Griffin
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Three, Part One): Robin Anne Reid and Sean Griffin
• The Pleasure of Pirates and What It Tells Us About World Building in Branded Entertainment
• Gender and Fan Studies: Join the Party
• On Cities and Comics: Report from Berlin
• What Makes Japan So Cool?: An Interview with Ian Condry
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Two, Part Two): Louisa Stein and Robert Jones
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round Two, Part One): Louisa Stein and Robert Jones
• The Future Isn’t What It Used to Be: An Interview with Comics Creator Dean Motter
• Happy (Belated) Henry Day
• Reading the UpFronts: A Conversation with Media Analysts Stacey Lynn Schulman and Alex Chisholm
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round One, Part Two): Karen Hellekson and Jason Mittell
• Gender and Fan Studies (Round One, Part One): Karen Hellekson and Jason Mittell
• Switching Channels: Branding Network TV in an Era of Mass-less Media (Part Two)
• Switching Channels: Branding Network TV in an Era of Mass-less Media(Part One)
• Nine Propositions Towards a Cultural Theory of YouTube
• Chris Williams Responds to Our Questions about FanLib
• Cartoons — Modern and Postmodern
• CMS and Media Lab Get Knight Grant to Start a Center for Future Civic Media
• What MIT Students are Learning about Communicating Science to the Public
• Transforming Fan Culture into User-Generated Content: The Case of FanLib
• Everybody Loves Harry?
• When Fan Boys and Fan Girls Meet…
• The Whiteness of the Whale (Revisited)
• Anatomy of A Game Secret (Part Two): Animal Crossing
• Anatomy of A Game Secret (Part One): Zelda’s Sky Temple
• Playing with Stereotypes in Wresling and Animation: An Interview with Nick Sammond (Part Two)
• Playing with Stereotypes in Wresling and Animation: An Interview with Nicholas Samond (Part One)
• Want to Get Involved with the Singapore Games Lab?
• The Politics of Map Making; Katrina and Google Earth
• Ghetto Libretto: The Sexy Comics of Mexico
• Genre Theory And Implicit Contracts
• Immersive Story Worlds (Part Two)
• Immersive Story Worlds (Part One)
• Collieshangie
• Reflections on Media in Transition 5
• Liwen’s Digital Journey Into the Computer World
• Media in Transition 5: Creativity, Ownership and Collaboration in the Digital Age
• A Few Thoughts on Media Violence…
• Slash Me, Mash Me, Spread Me…
• The Wrestler in My Living Room…
• Contra the Snacks Hypothesis
• Applied Game Theory, R.I.P. 3: Addiction and Copyright
• Applied Game Theory, R.I.P.2: Role-Play and Race
• Applied Game Theory, R.I.P. 1: Melodrama and Realism
• What’s Coming Next? Self-Definition and Accomplishment through the Construction of the Netflix Queue
• Why Media Studies Should Pay More Attention to Christian Media…
• Notes from a New World: An Interview with Wagner James Au (Part Two)
• Notes from a New World: Interview with Wagner James Au (Part One)
• How to Become a Compulsive Workaholic With No Life… Or The Secrets Behind My Success
• Dissecting a Media Scare
• Behind the Scenes: Super Deluxe
• The Bastard Son of Comedy
• Big Games with Big Goals
• Sanjaya Malakar, Leroy Jenkins, and The Power to Negate
• Fluffing Up My Site…
• Spring Break….
• Transmedia Storytelling 101
• Bring Me the Head of Henry Jenkins… (Part Two)
• Bring Me the Head of Henry Jenkins…. (Part One)
• Just Men in Tights (Part Three)
• Just Men in Tights? (Part Two)
• Just Men in Capes? (Part One)
• An Interview with Comics Journalist Joe Sacco (Part Two)
• If You Attended Our Session at South By Southwest…
• An Interview with Comics Journalist Joe Sacco (Part One)
• How Second Life Impacts Our First Life…
• GDC 2007 Coverage (Part Four of Four)
• GDC 2007 Coverage (Part Three of Four)
• GDC 2007 Coverage (Part Two of Four)
• GDC 2007 Coverage (Part One of Four)
• From Participatatory Culture to Participatory Democracy (Part Two)
• From Participatatory Culture to Participatory Democracy (Part One)
• Videoblogging, Citizen Journalism, and Credibility
• Awkward Conversations About Uncomfortable Laughter
• Capitalism and Cartoons: An Interview with Ragmop’s Rob Walton (Part Two)
• Capitalism and Cartoons: An Interview with Ragmop’s Rob Walton (Part One)
• The Escasy of Influence and the Power of Networks
• Singapore-MIT Games Innovation Lab in the News
• Millenial Monsters: An Interview with Anne Allison (Part Two)
• Millennial Monsters: An Interview with Anne Allison (Part One)
• When Piracy Becomes Promotion Revisted…
• Four Eyed Monsters and Collaborative Curation
• From YouTube to YouNiversity
• The Only Thing We Have to Fear…
• The Future of Television (Circa 1999)
• Second Life (Round Three) — ‘Nuff Said
• In Defense of Crud
• The News From Second Life: An Interview With Peter Ludlow (Part Two)
• The News From Second Life: An Interview with Peter Ludlow (Part One)
• The Culture of Citizenship: A Conversation With Zephyr Teachout
• More Second Thoughts on Second Life
• The Beatles Win the IAP Games Competition
• Follow the Yellow Arrows: An Interview with Michael Counts (Part Two)
• Follow the Yellow Arrows: An Interview with Michael Counts
• Are You Hep to That Jive?: The Fan Culture Surrounding Swing Music
• A Second Look at Second Life
• Front Line Perspective on the Boston Games Jam
• How Computer Games Help Children to Learn: An Interview with David Williamson Shaffer (Part Two)
• How Computer Games Help Children Learn: An Interview with David Williamson Shafffer (Part One)
• No Matter How Small: Revisiting Seuss’s 5000 Fingers of Dr. T
• Broadway meets Reality Television
• Engagement Marketing: An Interview With Alan Moore (Part Two)
• Engagement Marketing: An Interview with Alan Moore (Part One)
• The Merits of Nitpicking: A Doctor Diagnoses House
• Five Things You Don’t Know About Me…
• The Shape of the Page: More Thoughts on Haw Par Villa
• Supernatural: First Impressions
• The Sony Game Design Workshop
• Asian Cinema and the Slash Subtext
• Get a (Second) Life!
• Singaporean Girls Gone Wild…
• Jenkins-Isms?
• “The Family’s CTO”: An Interview with Net Family News’s Anne Collier (Part Two)
• “The Family’s CTO”: An Interview with Net Family News’s Anne Collier (Part One)
• He’s Back….!
• Should I Cornrow My Beard? and Other Questions at the End of 2006
• The Independent Games Movement (Part Five): Interview with Eric Zimmerman
• The Independent Games Movement (Part Six): An Interview with Eric Zimmerman (Part Two)
• Sampling the Polish Comics Scene
• My Adventures in Poland (Part Three)
• My Adventures in Poland (Part Two)
• My Adventures in Poland (Part One)
• Webcasts of Futures of Entertainment Conference Now Online
• Odds and Ends
• How Transmedia Storytelling Begat Transmedia Planning… (Part Two)
• How Transmedia Storytelling Begat Transmedia Planning… (Part One)
• Building Soaps as Long-Term Brands: A Diatribe on Laura’s Return on General Hospital
• Oakdale Confidential: Secrets Revealed: How the Book’s Reprint Is an Even More Striking Example of Transmedia Storytelling (with a Tangent about Bad Twin at Intermission)
• Legacy Characters and Rich History: How Soap Operas Must Capitalize on Their History (and Pay Attention to the Lessons of the WWE)
• The Magic of Back-Story: Further Reflections on the Mainstreaming of Fan Culture
• Games as National Culture: An Interview With Chris Kohler (Part Two)
• Games as National Culture: An Interview with Chris Kohler (Part One)
• When Fandom Goes Mainstream…
• A Tale of Three Quilts
• Hollywood Mogul 3
• Collective Intelligence vs. The Wisdom of Crowds
• Grafitti as an Exemplary Practice?: Tats Cru
• Happy Turkey Day
• Catching Up: Mostly on Media Literacy
• Game Theorist Jesper Juul to Speak at MIT
• Broadband and the Public Interest
• Youtube and the Vaudeville Aesthetic
• Updates from the Futures of Entertainment Over at the C3 Site Throughout the Conference
• Pimp My Show!
• On Blogs, Lost, and Jag Studies…
• Fun and Games with Copyright
• My Secret Life as a Slasher
• The Craft of Science Fiction
• From Serious Games to Serious Gaming
• Political Reality
• Adding to the Quilt: An Interview with Brad Meltzer
• To Prospective Students
• In Yoyogi Park
• Eight Traits of the New Media Landscape
• On Hobbits, Hiro, and Other Matters
• Taking the You Out of YouTube?
• Games as Art Discussion Tonight
• The Independent Games Movement (Part Four): Behind the Scenes at Indiecade
• The Independent Games Movement (Part Three): Behind the Scenes at Indiecade
• If You Live in Boston…
• Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture (Part Seven)
• Announcing: Media in Transition Conference
• Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture (Part Six)
• Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture (Part Five)
• Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture (Part Four)
• Confronting the Challenges of a Participatory Culture (Part Three)
• Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century (Part Two)
• Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture: Media Education for the 21st Century (Part One)
• The Independent Games Movement (Part Two): An Interview with Manifesto Game’s Greg Costikyan
• The Independent Games Movement (Part One): An Interview with Manifesto Game’s Greg Costikyan
• Portrait of a Transmedia Designer: Interview with Kevin McLeod (Part Two)
• Portrait of a Transmedia Designer: Interview with Kevin McLeod (Part One)
• “The Only Medium That Can Make You Blush in the Dark”: Learning About Radio
• When Transmedia Goes Wrong: Studio 60 and DeFaker
• Singapore-MIT Collaborate on Games Innovation Lab
• The Student Press Law Center and the Future of the First Amendment
• From Viewers for Quality Television to Television Without Pity
• How Slapshot Inspired a Cultural Revolution (Part Two): An Interview with the Wu Ming Foundation
• For Those in the San Francisco Area…
• How Slapshot Inspired a Cultural Revolution (Part One): An Interview with the Wu Ming Foundation
• From a “Must Culture” to a “Can Culture”: Legos and Lead Users
• Announcing: The Futures of Entertainment Conference
• God Things and Small Sizes: Convergence and Ganpati
• For Those Who Live in Boston…
• Making Comics: Nick Bertozzi as Exemplar
• Triumph of a Time Lord (Part Two): An Interview with Matt Hills
• Triumph of a Time Lord (Part One): An Interview With Matt Hills
• Fan Fiction as Critical Commentary
• Ms. Doonesbury’s Lament or Why She Can’t Take Our Class
• Picking Over Pilots
• Update: The Flow Television Poll
• “Random Acts of Journalism”: Defining Civic Media
• For Those Living In Or Around New York City…
• Comics and Micropayments: An Interview with Todd Allen
• comics and convergence part four
• The Education of Sky McCloud
• The World of Reality Fiction
• How to Watch a Fan-Vid
• Will Newspapers Survive?
• Cory Doctorow as Exemplar
• Multiplatform Entertainment: A View From China
• Astroturf, Humbugs, and Lonely Girls
• The Beauty of Brian Michael Bendis
• Behind the Scenes: Beautiful Things in Popular Culture (Part Two)
• Behind the Scenes: Beautiful Things in Popular Culture (Part One)
• Behind the Scenes: Designing Rocketo
• Television Goes Multiplatform
• Experimenting with Brands in Second Life
• Picking Favorites: The Flow Television Poll
• Slamming Media Effects
• comics and convergence part three
• Survivor: The Race Wars?
• Tracking the MySpace Generation…
• Fan Activism in a Networked Culture: The Case of Stargate SG-1
• Getting Lost
• Snake Eyes
• comics and convergence part two
• Spelling Bees and Scrabble
• Good News for Aca/Fen
• Monitoring Snakes on a Plane
• Comics and Convergence Part One
• City Blogging in Beirut
• What DOPA Means for Education
• Response to Bogost (Part Three)
• Response to Bogost (Part Two)
• A Response to Ian Bogost (Part One)
• E3: End of an Era?
• ComicCon & The Power of the Devoted Niche
• Building Popular Buzz: What To Do, What Not To Do
• Comic Book Foreign Policy? Part Four
• Comic Book Foreign Policy? Part Three
• Four Ways to Kill MySpace….
• National Politics within Virtual Game Worlds: The Case of China
• Ivan Went to Comicon and All I Got Was This Lousy Photograph of T-Shirts
• Getting Serious About Games…
• Comic Book Foreign Policy? Part Two
• Comic Book Foreign Policy? Part One
• Can One Be A Fan of High Art?
• Behind the Scenes: Spoiling Survivor: Cook Islands
• Catching Up: The Future of Television
• So What Happened to Star Wars Galaxies?
• Pink Pigs and Other Local Knowledge
• Prohibitionists and Collaborationists: Two Approaches to Participatory Culture
• Sneak Preview: NBC’s Heroes
• Are Housewives Desperate For Games?
• “Never Let Schooling Get in the Way of Your Education” and Other Stories
• More on Games As Art
• Field Notes from Project Good Luck: CMS in China
• More on Games Criticism
• How to Break Out of the Academic Ghetto…
• Mind Dump onThe Future of Television
• Behind the Scenes at My Pop Studio: An Interview with Renee Hobbs
• Why the World Doesn’t Need Superman
• Truth, Justice and the South Asian Way
• America’s Most Powerful Fan Boys
• Democracy, Big Brother Style
• Are Games Art? Wii, I Mean, Oui!
• Oreos, “Wal-Mart Time”, and User-Generated Advertising
• Convergence and Divergence: Two Parts of the Same Process
• More on Firefly and the Long Tail
• Web Comics and Network Culture
• Do Snakes or Fireflies Have Longer Tails?
• Further Reflections on YouTube vs. RIAA
• Fun vs. Engagement: The Case of the Great Zoombinis
• YouTube vs. The RIAA
• Brain Dump: Games as Branded Entertainment
• The Snakes on A Plane Phenomenon
• MySpace and the Participation Gap
• Networked Publics Group Tackles Participatory Culture
• Ode to Robot Chicken
• Welcome to Convergence Culture
• Who the &%&# Is Henry Jenkins?