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Researching from within kids’ culture
A princess (by three-year-old student* with crown drawing help from me). After my first day in the daycare classroom, I thought I had the kids pegged. Just in the span of an hour, one three-year-old...
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Of Algorithms and Audiences
After attending two very different conferences over the course of a week to talk about the same digital research project, I found myself in the old awkward position of “desperately seeking the...
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Mapping Popular Music Studies: Report from IASPM-US 2015 Conference
Louisville is full of surprises. Ask the attendees of the 2015 International Association for the Study of Popular Music’s annual U.S. meeting in the Derby City, which took place in Louisville on...
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Radio Studies at SCMS 2015
The past year has been a remarkable one for radio. The stunning popularity of Serial (68 Million downloads and counting) demonstrates the continued cultural desire for long form aural programs....
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Videographic Criticism 101
Post by Melanie Kohnen, New York University I spent the last two weeks of June at Scholarship in Sound & Image: A Workshop in Videographic Criticism at Middlebury College. A generous grant from the...
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Feminized Popular Culture in the Early 21st Century
Post by Elana Levine, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee The editors at Antenna graciously have invited me to contribute a series of posts upon the release of a new book I’ve edited, Cupcakes,...
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Reimagining Passions, Pleasures and Bad Lady Texts
Post by Kristen Warner, University of Alabama A benefit of studying so-called bad feminine media objects is that the debates around poetics and quality are vacated leaving us to look at it however we...
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“Bodies” That Matter
Post by Kyra Hunting, University of Kentucky As a feminist scholar (and fashion fan) I frequently find myself returning to the problem of the body. Traditional trappings of femininity like make-up and...
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A Tribute to Barbara Klinger
This year, Barbara Klinger retired as Provost Professor of Film and Media Studies at Indiana University. Though we’re sure we’ll continue to see superb work from her, we wanted to honor her career to...
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What’s New in Media Industries? A Revised Edition of Understanding Media...
by Amanda D. Lotz and Timothy Havens The editorial team at Antenna has generously allowed us this post to speak directly to what we hope is our primary market instead of through the marketing team of...
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