Televisual (RSS) investigates the present and future of television, focusing on web video.
Televisual has been linked to or quoted by The New York Times, Vanity Fair, NPR, The Atlantic, Gawker, Jezebel, Queerty, AfterEllen, Shadow and Act, Racialicious, among other publications.
To learn more about the site, please see the Essays page and Web Series page, which compile important articles.
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Aymar Jean Christian is an assistant professor of communication in the Media, Technology and Society program at Northwestern University (fall 2012). Christian researches new media and production — including web shows, vlogging, film and television. He has been published in Newsweek, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek and The Root, and the academic journals Continuum, Transformative Works, First Monday, Cinema Journal and Communication, Culture and Critique. He is co-editor the blog, Hacktivision, which examines the future of television. He ran the small-but-proud Film@Perelman program and lectured on film at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He occasionally films small video projects.
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For an academic CV, click here.
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This Televisual is the blog from AJ Christian. UK-based Televisual magazine is at http://www.televisual.com.
