Steve Canyon television series, 1958 

Steve Canyon television series, 1958 

Women showrunners: authorship, identity and representation in US television 

Day[9]TV: How interactive Web television parallels game design 

Art on television: 1967-1976 

Steve Canyon television series, 1958 

Law & disorder: the image of the journalist in television's Law & Order series 

Image breakers, image makers: producing race, America, and television 

The virtual big sister: television and technology in girls' media 

Exporting tears and fantasies of (under) development: popular television genres, globalization and nationalism in Mexico after World War II 

Producing lesbianism: television, niche marketing, and sexuality in the 21st century 

Playing dirty: analyzing the images of the tabloid journalists in the complete first season of the FX network series "Dirt" 

The British invasion of American television 

Televising Toronto from Hogtown to megacity 

Voices of struggle: Women and Korean television 

Marching bands in television and popular culture: the USC Trojan Marching Band appears on “Glee” 

Television and the independent film idea from the network era into the digital age 

Leaky bodies: Epidemic disease in contemporary American television 

History written with lightning: Film, television and experimental historiography 

Peace, love and soul: 70s television and black public space 

GM TV: sports television and the managerial turn 

What, me subversive? Television and parody in postwar America 

Producing (queer) communities: The politics of public access cable television 

Disturbing the peace: television, disruption, and the roles of Black women 

Camelot, Hooterville, or Watts? American network television and the struggle for national identity, 1946-1974