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Fantastic new book by my colleague Nathan Schneider

CMCI is excited to launch its annual Distinguished Speaker Series on Wednesday with Dr. Ruha Benjamin. We will also inaugurate the new Center for Race, Media and Technology. CU Boulder's CMCI CU Boulder 🦬 calendar.colorado.edu/event/cmci_dis…

We are excited this special issue: The Cultural Work of Black Nostalgia is out in Cultural Studies - Published by Routledge. Thank you Dr. Unicorn the Indefatigable and Ashleigh Greene Wade, Ph.D. for editing this remarkable work. Ted Striphas tandfonline.com/toc/rcus20/cur…

From Issue 38.2, we invite you to read "More than Just ‘Working from Home’: Domestic Space, Economies and Living Infrastructures During and Beyond Pandemic Times" by Tania Lewis, Indigo Holcombe-James, and Andrew Glover: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Great talking to Toby Miller (Toby Miller) about cultural studies, post-print, and algorithmic culture. Listen here— podbean.com/ew/pb-m45e9-16…

Congratulations to my colleague Nathan Schneider on the publication of your coedited collection, Beautiful Solutions. More below ↓

First up, I spoke with tiziana terranova and Ted Striphas about their new books 'After the Internet: Digital Networks between Capital and the Common' (Semiotext(e), 2022) and 'Algorithmic Culture Before the Internet' (Columbia Univ Press, 2023). vimeo.com/944972536

Please join me in celebrating my awesome—and now tenured—Media Studies colleagues!

🏆 HE’S DONE IT!!! Mark Cavendish 35th win in the Tour de France!!! 🏆 IL L’A FAIT !!! Mark Cavendish remporte sa 35ème victoire sur le Tour de France !!! #TDF2024

“Feudalism” was always caricature of what medieval governance actually was, but in the digital era we have adopted that caricature. The acceptance of unaccountable admins spread through our networks and is now bleeding into our politics. I wrote a book on this: ...

We would like to take a moment to acknowledge the six articles featured in our most recent issue of Cultural Studies, half of which are open access and accessible to all. Learn more and start reading Volume 38, Issue 4 here: tandfonline.com/toc/rcus20/38/2

Promoted to full professor, effective today. Deepest thanks to my family for your boundless love & support. Thanks too to the colleagues, friends, & editors who've supported my career. Pics: Chancellor's letter, finalizing the promotion; first day of school, 1978 (I never left).

This is the best professional news I've got this year. I couldn’t be prouder to have my name officially linked to Stuart Hall, whose work and legacy have been crucial to my becoming the researcher and educator I am. Thank you so much to the SHF and to Cultural Studies - Published by Routledge.

Congratulations Dr Isis Giraldo, recipient of this year's SHF x Cultural Studies Award. Giraldo's winning essay, 'SoHo as virtual theatre: performing gender, race, and class in 21st-century Colombia,' was published in Cultural Studies - Published by Routledge vol. 36, no. 1 (January 2022).

#OnThisDay in 1921 Raymond Williams was born in Pandy, a small farming village in the foothills of the Black Mountains in south east Wales

Have I told you that I have a FABULOUS department? I do. And guess what? We are HIRING. Assistant Professor in Technology, Justice, and Equity. Applications due October 31. jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDetail…

Come work with us CU Boulder CMCI Media Studies at CU Boulder's CMCI. We're hiring an Assistant Professor in Technology, Justice, and Equity (more info in the job posting). Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the position or the requirements.

Frederic Jameson (1934-2024) may not have identified w/ cultural studies, but his ideas, teachings, and writings were certainly adjacent. He's left an indelible mark on the field. Thank you, Fred. Here's his 1993 review of the Cultural Studies "doorstop" jstor.org/stable/466353