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Flow – A Critical Forum on Media and Culture

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1	Virtual music festivals and the re-valuation of connection in a covıd-19 live music marketplace paxton haven / university of texas at austin (2)
2	Ben & jerry’s, black lives matter, and the politics of public statementslily kunda / university of texas at austin (2)
3	“ıt could be about anything”: middleditch & schwartz and the viability of televised ımprov comedyalex brannan / university of texas at austin (2)
4	Nfl 2020: football in the time of trump, covıd-19, and ma* protestsbrett siegel / university of texas at austin (2)**
5	Locating the local in late night televisioneric forthun / university of texas at austin (2)
6	“never too late to live your authentic life”: later-in-life ftm trans youtube narrativesash kinney d’harcourt / university of texas at austin (2)
7	“you can still do ıt”: apple watch activity notifications during covıd-19andy fischer wright / university of texas at austin (2)
8	Person to person and home to home: tv news in the pandemicdeborah l. jaramillo / boston university
9	A tale of two catalogues: the celestial jukebox and campus radio librarybrian fauteux / university of alberta
10	ın praise of the bad transgender object: the silence of the lambscáel m. keegan / grand valley state university
11	Fatherhood and franchise revivals: the curious case of harrison fordkathleen loock / europa-universität flensburg
12	Making the cut & amazon: the perfect entertainment & e-commerce collaboration danielle williams / georgia gwinnett college
13	Syndication 203: a waxy q***** builduptaylor cole miller / university of georgia
14	Covıd-19: teaching solidaritykit hughes / colorado state university
15	The future of the ratings paneljennifer hessler / bucknell university
16	A/b storytelling: ınteractive television, audience labor, and the audience commodityryan stoldt / university of ıowa
17	Synchronizing song and (diegetic) sound in music videoslaurel westrup / university of california, los angeles
18	Over*flow, special episode: ın praise of the bad transgender object: sleepaway campcáel m. keegan / grand valley state university
19	Overflow: ıt’s a f**ing lockdown: the branding responses of the uk’s public service broadcastersmelissa morton / university of edinburgh
20	Over*flow: coronavirus: how hollywood studios and online video platforms are respondingroderik smits / film university babelsberg konrad wolf
21	Over*flow: they are risen: drive-ın distractions and hallowed ground under lockdowndavid church / ındiana university

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1	current ıssue volume 26, ıssue 9
2	previous ıssue volume 26, ıssue 8
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5	Over*flow
6	Over*flow: responses to breaking tv & media news
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1	Virtual Music Festivals and the Re-Valuation of Connection in a COVID-19 Live Music Marketplace (2)
2	Ben & Jerry’s, Black Lives Matter, and the Politics of Public Statements (2)
3	“It Could Be About Anything”: Middleditch & Schwartz and the Viability of Televised Improv Comedy (2)
4	NFL 2020: Football in the Time of Trump, COVID-19, and Ma* Protests (2)**
5	Locating the Local in Late Night Television (2)
6	“Never Too Late to Live Your Authentic Life”: Later-in-Life FTM Trans YouTube Narratives (2)
7	“You Can Still Do It”: Apple Watch Activity Notifications During COVID-19 (2)
8	Person to Person and Home to Home: TV News in the Pandemic
9	A Tale of Two Catalogues: The Celestial Jukebox and Campus Radio Library
10	In Praise of the Bad Transgender Object: The Silence of the Lambs
11	Fatherhood and Franchise Revivals: The Curious Case of Harrison Ford
12	Making the Cut & Amazon: The Perfect Entertainment & E-commerce Collaboration
13	Syndication 203: A Waxy q***** Buildup
14	COVID-19: Teaching Solidarity
15	The Future of the Ratings Panel
16	A/B Storytelling: Interactive Television, Audience Labor, and the Audience Commodity
17	Synchronizing Song and (Diegetic) Sound in Music Videos
18	Over*Flow, Special Episode: In Praise of the Bad Transgender Object: Sleepaway Camp
19	OverFlow: It’s a F**ing Lockdown: The Branding Responses of the UK’s Public Service Broadcasters
20	Over*Flow: Coronavirus: How Hollywood Studios and Online Video Platforms Are Responding
21	Over*Flow: They Are Risen: Drive-In Distractions and Hallowed Ground Under Lockdown
22	Over*Flow, Special Episode: "In Praise of the Bad Transgender Object: Sleepaway Camp"
23	Over*Flow: COVID-19 Conversations
24	OverFlow: "It's a F**ing Lockdown: The Branding Responses of the UK's Public Service Broadcasters"

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2	Paxton Haven / University of Texas at Austin (2)
3	Lily Kunda / University of Texas at Austin (2)
4	Middleditch & Schwartz (3)
5	Alex Brannan / University of Texas at Austin (2)
6	Brett Siegel / University of Texas at Austin (2)
7	Eric Forthun / University of Texas at Austin (2)
8	Ash Kinney d’Harcourt / University of Texas at Austin (2)
9	Andy Fischer Wright / University of Texas At Austin (2)
10	Home
11	Deborah L. Jaramillo / Boston University
12	Brian Fauteux / University of Alberta
13	The Silence of the Lambs
14	Cáel M. Keegan / Grand Valley State University (3)
15	Kathleen Loock / Europa-Universität Flensburg
16	Danielle Williams / Georgia Gwinnett College
17	Taylor Cole Miller / University of Georgia
18	Kit Hughes / Colorado State University
19	Jennifer Hessler / Bucknell University
20	Ryan Stoldt / University of Iowa
21	Laurel Westrup / University of California, Los Angeles
22	Sleepaway Camp (3)
23	Melissa Morton / University of Edinburgh (2)
24	Roderik Smits / Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF
25	David Church / Indiana University
26	Multiple Contributors

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12	Virtual Music Festivals and the Re-Valuation of Connection in a COVID-19 Live Music Marketplace Paxton Haven / University of Texas at Austin	text
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14	Ben & Jerry’s, Black Lives Matter, and the Politics of Public StatementsLily Kunda / University of Texas at Austin	text
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16	“It Could Be About Anything”: Middleditch & Schwartz and the Viability of Televised Improv ComedyAlex Brannan / University of Texas at Austin	text
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18	NFL 2020: Football in the Time of Trump, COVID-19, and Ma*** ProtestsBrett Siegel / University of Texas at Austin	text
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20	Locating the Local in Late Night TelevisionEric Forthun / University of Texas at Austin	text
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22	“Never Too Late to Live Your Authentic Life”: Later-in-Life FTM Trans YouTube NarrativesAsh Kinney d’Harcourt / University of Texas at Austin	text
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24	“You Can Still Do It”: Apple Watch Activity Notifications During COVID-19Andy Fischer Wright / University of Texas At Austin	text
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35	NFL 2020: Football in the Time of Trump, COVID-19, and Ma*** ProtestsBrett Siegel / University of Texas at Austin	text
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39	“Never Too Late to Live Your Authentic Life”: Later-in-Life FTM Trans YouTube NarrativesAsh Kinney d’Harcourt / University of Texas at Austin	text
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45	Person to Person and Home to Home: TV News in the PandemicDeborah L. Jaramillo / Boston University	text
46	June 1, 2020	text
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49	A Tale of Two Catalogues: The Celestial Jukebox and Campus Radio LibraryBrian Fauteux / University of Alberta	text
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