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Brundson, C., 2008. Is Television Studies History?, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 127–137.
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Caldwell, J.T., 2005. Welcome to the Viral Future of Cinema (Television), Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 90–97.
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Hartley, J., 2005. Is Screen Studies a Load of Old Cobblers? And If So, Is That Good?, Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 101–106.
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Hilmes, M., 2005. The Bad Object: Television in the American Academy, Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 111–116.
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Holdsworth, A., 2008. "Television Resurrections: Television and Memory, Cinema Journal, 47.3, p. 137–144.
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Miller, T., 2005. Turn Off TV Studies!, Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 98–101.
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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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Newcomb, H., 2005. Studying Television: Same Questions, Different Contexts, Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 107–111.
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Spigel, L., 2005. TV's Next Season?, Cinema Journal, 45.1, p. 83–90.
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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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