Shirley With Her Colour Cards by Lorna Roth.
This photo was taken at the Fuji Film and Television Research Lab headquarters in Mt. Fuji, Japan, in 2004. It is part of an ongoing series of colour balance imagery related to Lorna Roth’s international research on technologies, skin colour, and sociocultural cognition. Her book, Colour Balance: Race, Technologies, and “Intelligent Design” is in progress. For more information about her work visit
http://artsandscience.concordia.ca/comm/faculty/roth.html.
Table of Contents
Guest Editorial
| Reality/Television |
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Jean Bruce |
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Articles
| That’s Me: Nationalism and Identity on Balkan Reality TV |
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Zala Volcic, Mark Andrejevic |
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| The Paradox of National Identity: Region, Nation, and Canadian Idol |
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Boulou Ebanda de B’béri, Ruth Middlebrook |
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| Reality TV Formats: The Case of Canadian Idol |
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Doris Baltruschat |
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| Chasing the Public: The CBC and the Debate Over Factual Entertainment on Canadian Airwaves |
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Derek Foster |
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| Home Improvement Television: Holmes on Homes Makes it Right |
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Jean Bruce |
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| Wild Bodies and True Lies: Carnival, Spectacle, and the Curious Case of Trailer Park Boys |
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Patricia Hughes-Fuller |
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| Looking at Shirley, the Ultimate Norm: Colour Balance, Image Technologies, and Cognitive Equity |
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Lorna Roth |
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Reports
| Strategies of Representing the Pain of Others: The Video Advocacy Institute |
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Liz Miller, Martin Allor |
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Speech
| Who Will Inherit the Airwaves? Third Annual Dr. Gail Guthrie Valaskakis Lecture on Diversity in Canadian Media |
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Rita Shelton Deverell |
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In Memoriam
| Paul Attallah: 1954-2009 |
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Michael Dorland |
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Review Essay
| Cosmic McLuhan |
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Richard Cavell |
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| Reading Television |
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Paul Attallah |
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Reviews
| Programming Reality: Perspectives on English-Canadian Television |
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Andrea Braithwaite |
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| Television Truths: Forms of Knowledge in Popular Culture |
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Zoë Druick |
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| The Greatest Story Ever Sold: The Decline and Fall of Truth from 9/11 to Katrina |
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Brian C.W. Gorman |
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| News as Entertainment: The Rise of Global Infotainment |
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James Compton |
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