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...Meryem Kamil This article centers two new media projects that imagine Palestinian decolonization, given the occupation of Palestinian land: news site Al Jazeera English’s 360-degree video tour of al-Aqsa compound in East Jerusalem and Palestinian grassroots organization Udna’s three-dimensional...

... aesthetics”—an analytic that informs a wide range of contemporary theory, fiction, film, and new media, and that is a necessary corollary to an era in which interconnection has become a dominant architectural mode, a multivalent metaphor, and even a weapon. A reading of several post–9/11 texts, including...

... of color and how they received, interpreted, theorized, and produced sonic media, a new way of anticolonial listening becomes possible. During World War II, Black Caribbean innovators tinkered with military sound technologies such as the public address system to create their own inventions...

... the years might be described as heuristic rather than categorical: an ongoing, dialogic effort to limn an arena of investigation, rather than the attempt to define once and for all an aspect of a broader social field. Alondra Nelson revisits “The New Right and Media,” an article from Social Text's inaugural...

..., and creative interventions on the new media to help recode the ethos that now occupies investment practices, consumption desires, family savings, state priorities, church assemblies, university curricula, and media reporting. It is important to bear in mind how extant ideologies, established role performances...

... the U.S. Border in Tijuana .” Pacific Standard Magazine , January 5 , 2019 . https://psmag.com/news/border-patrol-fires-tear-gas-at-migrants-attempting-to-cross-the-us-border-in-tijuana-in-photos . Jackson Steven . “ Rethinking Repair .” Media Technologies: Essays on Communication...

..., which on the one hand embodies the radical democratic ethos of chavismo in its aim to disseminate the means of media production to the urban poor. On the other hand, as new ECPAI-produced programming remains sparse and infrequent, more...

... workers are rural to urban migrant women. Consequently, neighbors reinvented themselves as moral guardians of these new arrivals while many agents and institutions, including the media and NGOs, got involved in spatial and conceptual production of the new city and its gendered citizen subjects. This essay...

...Ashley Dawson; Rashmi Varma; Samuel Perks; Chinki Sinha; Mathew A Varghese; Trevor Ngwane; Graeme Macdonald; Liz Mason-Deese Abstract From Singapore to New York, via New Delhi, Johannesburg, London, Glasgow and Buenos Aires, “Cities in Flux” registers some of the most profound impacts of the COVID...

... ground-floor flat inside a redbrick Edwardian mansion block in London’s Knightsbridge district. After Assange’s relocation to the Ecuadorian embassy, the living conditions within—and their impact on his physical and mental health—became a new topic for ever more intense media speculation, as well...

... and the violence of depiction, and work with new Salvadoran social policy to apply that violence to land and body. Since April 2020, these and similar images and video from El Salvador have circulated widely in international and domestic media spheres. In Western news outlets, initially they were interpreted...

...Sujatha Fernandes This article focuses on the use of narratives and personal storytelling in the New York Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights campaign. I argue that while stories told to the media and at the legislature helped bring mostly undocumented domestic workers a sense of visibility...

... solidarity, filiality, and freedom; the forces and fears of normative claims; the definition of an image; and the place of the flesh in a critical Marxism, among others. This is the second conversation in a series initiated by Salma Shamel (PhD candidate at New York University) with anthropologists...

... of New Media at the Uni- versity of Chicago. He received his PhD in English from Duke University with a certificate in information science and information studies. His work examines how contemporary American literature, film, television, and new media depict and channel global...

... of Signal and Noise: Media, Infrastructure, and Urban Culture in Nigeria (Duke University Press) and coeditor of Media Worlds: Anthropology on New Terrain (University of California Press). He teaches at Barnard College, Columbia University, and is a member of the Social Text editorial collective...

... such an archive, how to reclaim from its suffocating grip a space for fugitivity, love, and desire. New studies of digital cultures arise in increasingly rapid cycles. Platform studies, media archaeology, infrastructure studies, and more recently supply chain studies are aimed at unpacking the consequences...

... of New York. She is the author of “Wanted Dead or Digitized: Facial Recognition Technology and Privacy,” in Television and New Media (Sage); “Authorship and Identity in the Genome Age,” in Information, Theory, and Society (James Nicholas); and “Technologies of Identity and the Identity...

... village: Transformations in world life and media in the twenty-first century . New York: Oxford University Press. Newcomb, Horace. 1987 . Television: The critical view , 4th ed. Edited by Horace Newcomb. New York: Oxford University Press. Okoli, Emeka J. 1999 . Ethnicity, the press...

... that biomedicine could not achieve such productivity without fusing with an important segment of the culture industries —  the news media. As Nikolas Rose puts it, “it has become possible to actual- ize [the] notion of the actively...

.... Along with the enormous fl ood of imagery of the day relayed in the news media were the out-of-focus surveillance-camera images of two of the alleged attackers. The recorded video image from the airport in Port- land that appears to show Mohammad Atta and Abdulaziz Alomari pass- ing through airport...