The Media Fields research collective formed at the University of California, Santa Barbara in 2007 to advance scholarship on the spatial aspects of a range of media forms, including film, television, radio, and digital media. The aim of Media Fields Journal is to circulate research on media and space, to function as a testing ground for new disciplinary trajectories, and to facilitate conversations that advance space, spatiality, and critical practice as crucial topics in the field of media studies.
Current Issue, Volume 1, Issue 1, 2010
Articles
Video Stores: Introduction
Scheible, Jeff; Neves, Joshua
Home, Home (Video) on the Range: Reflections on Small-Town Video Stores in 2010
Herbert, Daniel
Things & Movies: DVD Store Culture in Fiji
Starosielski, Nicole
Exchange and Circulation: An Anthropological Perspective on Video Stores in Kinshasa
Pype, Katrien
A Business without a Future? The Parisian Vidéo-Club, Past and Present
Jacobson, Brian R.; Neves, Joshua
The Death and Life of the Back Room
Alilunas, Peter
Mapping Hardcore Space
Witkowski, J. Steven
Pedagogical Spaces, or, What We’ve Lost in the Post-Video-Store Era
Beebe, Roger
Browsing for Dissonance: Paratexts, Box-Art Iconography, and Genre
Flanagan, Kevin M.
EVERYTHING IS TERRIBLE! An Interview with Future Schlock
Scheible, Jeff
Video Stores, Media Technologies, and Memory
Wilken, Rowan
Video Rental Store: An Interview with Suzanne Carte-Blanchenot and Su-Ying Lee
Hogan, Mél
The Long Tail of the Video Store
Wasser, Frederick
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