Lecture Series: 2008-2009

(Whitney Humanities Center address is 53 Wall Street, New Haven)

Yale Lecture Series in Media and Television
All lectures will take place in the Whitney Humanties Center, 53 Wall Street, Rm. 208 at 5:30pm except for the William Boddy lecture (see below).

Monday, Sept. 22
Television as Provocation: Rethinking Media History, William Uricchio, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tuesday, Oct. 21
Production Culture: Critical and Ethnographic Dimensions of Film/TV Labor
John Caldwell, Univ. of Calif., Los Angeles. Caldwell book chapter

Thursday, February 26, 5pm, Linsly Chittenden Hall, Rm. 211
Any platform. Any media. Anywhere: Targeting Contemporary Television's Dispersed Audience, William Boddy, Baruch College
Friday, February 27, Whitney Humanities Center, Rm. 116
Workshop in film, television and media studies with William Boddy

Tuesday, March 24
What's Fair on the Air? Cold War Right-Wing Broadcasting and the Public Interest
Heather Hendershot, City University of New York Graduate Center

Tuesday, April 7
Obamamia! Viral Gone global, and the Where U@? Generation
Anna Everett, University of California, Santa Barbara

Tuesday, April 21
Governing by Television: Race and the Liberal Subject in the "Brown Era"
Anna McCarthy, New York University