Eleanor O’Leary examines Irish reality TV + intergenerational relationships in "Social Solidarity and Generational Exchange in Post-Celtic Tiger Reality Television," new from our #January2021 #SpecialIssue! .Click for more:

Anthony P. McIntyre analyzes Irish lifestyle TV in the years after the 2008 economic crash in "Home Truths: Property TV, Financialization, and the Housing Crisis in Contemporary Ireland".Click to read this + much more from our #SpecialIssue today! .

NEW on #OnlineFirst! ."Thrift Television in South Korea: The Long Recession and the Financial Makeover of Female Consumers in Homo Economicus (EBS)" by Bohyeong Kim.

Páraic Kerrigan (@ParaicKerrigan) explores post-marriage equality Irish TV in "After Marriage: The Assimilation, Representation, and Diversification of LGBTQ Lives on Irish Television" .Click to read this + more from our #SpecialIssue today! .

Be sure to check out all of the great new research from our #SpecialIssue on Contemporary Irish Television, like Ruth Barton's "Trauma, Motive and the Post-Troubles Psychopath in The Fall"! .Click for more:

Anna McCarthy explores the intersections of religious media and reception studies in "The Angelus: Devotional Television, Changing Times," new from our #January2021 #SpecialIssue! .Click for more:

NEW on #OnlineFirst! ."From Boyfriend to Boy’s Love: South Korean Male ASMRtists’ Performances of Digital Care" by So-Rim Lee.

We at @tvnewmedia are so thrilled to introduce our new editor, Laurie Ouellette (@ProfOuellette)! Laurie is a previous editor of Communication, Culture, & Critique, and has published with us in our November 2016 issue, linked below. Welcome to the team!

RT @ProfOuellette: This gal is the new editor of Television & New Media! Super excited to work on this journal, and grateful to former edit….

RT @jonathan_c_ong: The most rewarding experience as journal editor has been to curate field-mapping/-defining special issues and work clos….

Want to learn more about our latest issue? Check out "Introduction to the Special Issue: Contemporary Irish Television" by Marcus Free, new from our #January2021 #SpecialIssue! .Click for more:

Happy new year! .We're thrilled to announce the debut of our #January2021 #SpecialIssue, featuring research from: Marcus Free, Anna McCarthy, Ruth Barton, Páraic Kerrigan (@ParaicKerrigan), Anthony P. McIntyre, and Eleanor O’Leary!.Click for more:

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Two new articles by Colin Coulter and Philip Scepanski (@PhilipScepanski) are now live on #OnlineFirst! .Click to read both today:

We're less than a week away from the grand debut of our #January #SpecialIssue on Contemporary Irish Television! .Click the link to read more: @ParaicKerrigan.

NEW on #OnlineFirst! ."Southern Projections: Black Television Hosts, Madison Avenue, and Nationalizing the South in 1950s Primetime" by Phoebe Bronstein.

Jonathan Branfman (@JonBranfman) explores the intersections of race + gender in the comedy series #BroadCity, in "'Plow Him Like a Queen!': Jewish Female Masculinity, Queer Glamor, and Racial Commentary in Broad City," new from our #December2020 issue! .

Be sure to check out all of the great new research from our #December2020 issue, like "Book Review: Media Anthropology for the Digital Age, by Anna Cristina Pertierra" by Aleena Chia (@aleenachia)! .Click for more:

NEW on #OnlineFirst! ."Book Review: The Television Code: Regulating the Screen to Safeguard the Industry, by Deborah L. Jaramillo" (.@COMatBU) by Megan Reilly.Click to read:

Learn more about sports fandom + virtual collectivity in #WeChat in "Virtual Collectivity through Second Screen: Chinese Fans’ WeChat Use in Televised Spectatorship of European Football" by Yuan Gong.Click for more from our #December2020 issue! .