Please click on the links below to view a PDF of each article.

From the Fourth Edition:

• Emily M. Drew (2011), “Pretending to be ‘Post-Racial’: The Spectacularization of Race in Reality TV’s Survivor.” Television and New Media, vol. 12, no. 4, 326-346.
   18_Drew_pg167.pdf

• Chong-suk Han (2008), “‘Sexy Like a Girl and Horny Like a Boy’: Contemporary Gay ‘Western’ Narratives about Gay Asian Men.” Critical Sociology, 34 (6), 829-850.
   24_Han_pg220.pdf

• Kathleen P. Farrell (2006), “HIV On TV: Conversations with Young Gay Men.” Sexualities, vol. 9, no. 2, 193 – 213.
   49_Farrell_pg464.pdf

• Kevin Schut (2007), “Strategic Simulations and Our Past: Bias of Computer Games in Presentation of History.” Games and Culture: A Journal of Interactive Media, 2 (3), 213-235.
   51_Schut_pg484.pdf

• Michael Z. Newman (2011), “Free TV: File-Sharing and the Value of Television.” Television & New Media, 13, 463 – 479.
   60_Newman_pg572.pdf

• Kelly Kessler (2011), “Showtime Thinks, Therefore I Am: The Corporate Construction of ‘The Lesbian’ on Sho-Com’s The L Word Site.” Television & New Media, December 1, 2011, 1-23.
   63_Kessler_pg600.pdf

• Melissa C. Scardaville (2005), “Accidental Activists: Fan Activism in the Soap Opera Community.” American Behavioral Scientist (2005), 48 (7), 881-901.
   66_Scardaville_pg627.pdf

• Lori Kido Lopez (2011), “Fan activists and the politics of race in the Last Airbender.” International Journal of Cultural Studies, 15, 431-445.
   67_Lopez_pg637.pdf