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Category Archives: media studies
The South Asian invasion of the Oscars
in asian american studies, authors, film, media studies, Uncategorized
Tagged Academy Awards, Indian Accents, Life of Pi, Shilpa Dave, South Asian
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Life of Pi was a big winner at last night’s Oscars, as the film was awarded in four categories including Best Director. Shilpa Davé, author of the forthcoming University of Illinois Press book Indian Accents: Brown Voice and Racial Performance … Continue reading
“Media Matters” and Copyright Issues
in all things digital, author events, copyright, media studies, publishing
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Yesterday’s Inside Higher Ed update contained links to several posts that mentioned the Librarian of Congress’s release of 3-year exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act on Monday. As a result of the exemption request process, professors and film and … Continue reading
Swine flu adds academic conference to its list of victims
in film, media studies
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Watching Obama from the Arabian Peninsula by James Schwoch
in author commentary, media studies
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I’m sitting in Doha, Qatar, on January 27, 2009, at about 4pm Arabian Standard Time—here this year on a faculty appointment at the new Northwestern University-Qatar campus in Education City. Last night, Al-Arabiya in Dubai (United Arab Emirates) aired Obama’s first … Continue reading












Q & A with Advertising at War author Inger Stole
Posted by sfastInger L. Stole is an associate professor of communications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She answered our questions about her book Advertising at War: Business, Consumers, and Government in the 1940s. Q: What is the Wheeler-Lea Amendment that was … Continue reading →