Television

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New Faculty Publications on Robots, Media Infrastructure, and "Alligator Alcatraz" (December 19, 2025)
UW Libraries Special Collections receives Allen Signature Award (January 26, 2018)
Stephen Groening's Seattle Television History Project in UW Today (August 15, 2016)
New faculty publication: Cinema Beyond Territory: Inflight Entertainment and Atmospheres of Globalization (November 25, 2014)

Related Research

Mal Ahern, "Media Infrastructure and Historical Materialism," in In Focus: Images and Infrastructures, ed. Ahern and Dhaliwal, JCMS 65, no. 1 (Fall 2025): 195-201.
“Virtuous Viewing” Film Criticism, 46:1 (June 2022)
Yuta Kaminishi. "The Transforming Mediascape in Postwar Japan: A Media History of Oshima Nagisa." Diss., 2021
"Uncontained Pomposity, or Masculinity in The West Wing". Film Criticism Volume 44, Issue 4: November, 2020
Sarah Choi, "Too Hot for a Pandemic," SCMS+ (Summer 2020), https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.cmstudies.org/resource/resmgr/scmsplus/Choi_Too_Hot_for_a_Pandemic.pdf
Stephen Groening, “Teaching Local Television History with Primary Sources” Teaching Media Quarterly 4.3 (June 2017), 3 pages
Stephen Groening, “ ‘An Ugly Phrase for an Unprecedented Condition’: Mobile Privatization and Portable Media” KeyWords: A Journal of Cultural Materialism 11 (2013): 58-74
Eric Ames. Ferocious Reality: Documentary according to Werner Herzog. University of Minnesota Press, 2012.
Stephen Groening, “Automobile TV, the Post-Nuclear Family, and SpongeBob SquarePants” Visual Studies 26 (June 2011): 148-153
Stephen Groening, “From ‘A Box in the Theater of the World’ to ‘The World as Your Living Room’: Cellular Phones, Television, and Mobile Privatization” New Media and Society 12.8 (December 2010): 1331-1347