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Dear Friends,



*Media Industries *is pleased to announce the publication of its latest
issue. Vol. 7, No. 2 is now live on our website and features an outstanding
lineup of open call submissions. More details on the current issue,
including our book reviews, are listed below.



*About Vol. 7, No. 2:*



*Featured Articles*

·        Revisiting Postwar Theater Television - William Boddy (City
University of New York)

·        “Counting” Informal Media Industries - Jade Miller (Wilfrid
Laurier University)

·        Broad-Based Stakeholder Ownership in Journalism: Co-ops, ESOPs,
Blockchains - Nathan Schneider (University of Colorado Boulder)

·        Misunderstanding Raymond: Cultural Technology and Knowledge
Transfers in Transnational Scripted Format Production - Jeffrey Brassard
(University of Alberta)





*Book Reviews*

·        Book Review: Adventures of a Jazz Age Lawyer: Nathan Burkan and
the Making of American Popular Culture - Review by Tad Hershorn (Rutgers
University–Newark)

·        Book Review: Aggregating the News: Secondhand Knowledge and the
Erosion of Journalistic Authority - Review by Ruth Moon (Louisiana State
University)

·        Book Review: Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures
- Review by Ravynn Stringfield (College of William & Mary)

·        Book Review: Only at Comic-Con: Hollywood, Fans, and the Limits of
Exclusivity - Review by Tanya D. Zuk (Georgia State University)

·        Book Review: Seeing by Electricity: The Emergence of Television,
1878–1939 - Review by Laura C. Brown (The University of Texas at Austin)



*Call for Papers*



*Media Industries* accepts open call submissions on a rolling basis, and we
encourage you to submit your research for our next peer-reviewed issue.



Submissions can address the full spectrum of media industries, including
film, television, internet, radio, music, publishing, gaming, advertising,
and mobile communications, and query a range of industry-related concerns
and processes, such as production, distribution, infrastructure, policy,
exhibition, and retailing. Contemporary or historical studies may explore
industries individually or examine relations between industrial sectors,
employing qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methodologies.



We expect contributions to adopt a critical, rather than instrumental,
perspective and engage with relevant media industries literature. We are
especially interested in contributions that draw attention to global and
international perspectives, and use innovative methodologies, imaginative
theoretical approaches, and new research directions. We encourage authors
to employ the online format creatively by incorporating audiovisual
materials and hyperlinks within their articles.



*About Media Industries*



The journal is maintained by a managing Editorial Collective
<http://www.mediaindustriesjournal.org/about.html> and Editorial Board
<http://www.mediaindustriesjournal.org/editors.html>comprised of an
international group of media industries scholars. Editorial and
administrative responsibilities are shared amongst faculty members at the
following institutions: The Chinese University of Hong Kong; King’s College
London; Lingnan University; Queensland University of Technology; RMIT
University; Stockholm University; University of California, Santa Barbara;
University of Nottingham; and University of Texas at Austin.



*About Michigan Publishing *



In late 2016 *Media Industries *moved its online presence to an open-access
platform hosted by Michigan Publishing at the University of Michigan,
Ann-Arbor. Hosting more than 30 open access journals, Michigan Publishing
shares our commitment to making cutting edge research easily discoverable,
accessible, and shareable with readers around the world. Michigan
Publishing’s platform connects with more than two million readers per year,
which we will help expand and strengthen the journal’s readership in the
years to come.



For additional information about *Media Industries*, please visit:



Website: mediaindustriesjournal.org

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Facebook: facebook.com/mediaindustriesjournal

Twitter: twitter.com/mediaindjournal



Sincerely, the *Media Industries *Editorial Collective



Darrell William Davis, Christian Christensen, Stuart Cunningham, Michael
Curtin, Elizabeth Evans, Terry Flew, Anthony Fung, Jennifer Holt, Ramon
Lobato, Paul McDonald, Ross Melnick, Alisa Perren, Kevin Sanson, Jeanette
Steemers, Julian Thomas, Patrick Vonderau, and Emilie Yueh Yu Yeh.

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