Another quick post -- more of a link, actually. Here's my article on Canadian TV just published in "The Mark". There is a longer post coming, as I will be taking my sabbatical very soon. It includes a sabbatical from my blog. Given the amount of posting recently, I trust this cause few shockwaves.
Here's a link to my column, published in Carleton Now about the panic over "Wikipedia Kids" that was all over the Canadian media a few weeks ago.
Ira Wagman and Ezra Winton, "Canadian cultural policy in the age of media abundance: New Media, Old Challenges" in Mediascapes: New Patterns in Canadian Communication, 3rd edition. Edited by Leslie Regan Shade. Toronto: Thomson Nelson, 2009, pp. 61-77.
This is the latest edition of an introductory textbook for students in Communication studies, but it contains an impressive range of articles by a number of scholars working on Canadian media matters. Check out the table of contents here.
This was my first attempt at co-writing with a graduate student, and it defnitely will not be my last. I enjoyed the process very much, and I think both of us got something out of it.
By the way, I love the cover.
