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Ross, S.M., 2011. Introduction: Writing and Producing TV in the Post-Network Era, Cinema Journal, 50.2, p. 128–131.
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Garrison, L.H., 2011. Defining Television Excellence “On Its Own Terms”. The Peabody Award and Negotiating Doscourses of Quality, Cinema Journal, 50.2, p. 160–165.
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Havens, T., 2011. Teaching the Lone Television Studies Graduate Seminar, Cinema Journal, 50.4, p. 172–177.
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Kraszewski, J., 2011. Hybridity, History, and the Identity of the Television Studies Teacher, Cinema Journal, 50.4, p. 166–172.
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Kompare, D., 2011. Filling the Box: Television in Higher Education, Cinema Journal, 50.4, p. 161–165.
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Tinic, S., 2011. Introduction: Teaching Television in a Postnetwork Era, Cinema Journal, 50.4, p. 157–160.
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Levine, E., 2011. Teaching the Politics of Television Culture in a “Post-Television” Era, Cinema Journal, 50.4, p. 177–182.
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Tasker, Y., 2012. Television Crime Drama and Homeland Security: FromLaw & Orderto “Terror TV”, Cinema Journal, 51.4, p. 44–65.
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Butler, J., 2014. Statistical Analysis of Television Style: What Can Numbers Tell Us about TV Editing?, Cinema Journal, 54.1, p. 25–44.
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Bennett, J., 2008. Television Studies Goes Digital, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 158–165.
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Moseley, R., Wheatley, H. &, 2008. Is Archiving a Feminist Issue? Historical Research and the Past, Present, and Future of Television Studies, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 152–158.
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Wood, H., Taylor, L. &, 2008. Feeling Sentimental about Television and Audiences, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 144–151.
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Brundson, C., 2008. Is Television Studies History?, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 127–137.
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Brundson, C., 2008. Introduction – In Focus: The Place of Television Studies: A View from the British Midlands, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 122–127.
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Holdsworth, A., 2008. "Television Resurrections: Television and Memory, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 137–144.
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