An analysis of the early work of Downtown Community Television (DCTV).

A review of the original Sims game and how fans are attempting to preserve the game and its assets through digital archives and other participatory practices. Written for the Intensive: Cult Media Review section of Intensities: The Journal of Cult Media.

Powerpoint slides for a lecture on Area Studies, given for the #cityLIS Information Domains module (#INM307), 2015-16 cohort.

This article was posted as a part of the MediaCommons cluster, “The Multimodality of Comics in Everyday Life”, examining comics as personal pieces of artwork whose context takes meaning from the everyday lives of the artist, as well as from their passion as fans for the multimedia franchise(s) that they follow.

As part of a global trend, Japan seems to begin embracing the discourse of multiculturalism
in what could be taken as a departure from the ideology of homogeneity. However, looking
closer at the Japanese case, we can see the waysit has promoted the same hegemonic ideology
of homogeneity with a post-modern veil of tolerance. Thus, what could…[Read more]