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James W Hay

Professor of Communications

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Media

James W Hay is currently serving as a College Of Media Professor of Communications at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Professor of Communications

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Automated States, Automated Government, and Self-Automation of the ‘Smart’ Appliance: Three Questions About Refrigerators. Media International Australia (2017)

James Hay

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The Birth of the “Neoliberal” City and Its Media. (2013)

James W Hay

urban politicsurbanismurban studiesneoliberalismurban historypublic lifeurban theoryjournalismurban affairs

Rethinking Convergence/Culture. Cultural Studies (2011)

James HayNick Couldry

mass culturerethinking convergence/cultureculturecultural changetwenty-first centurydigital mediumsglobal mediummedium changepopular culturesocial movementsmass communicationcultural dynamicscultural studiesdigital culturesocial changepopular mediumsocial sciencesmedium culturefirst decademedia studies

Too Good to Fail: Managing Financial Crisis Through the Moral Economy of Realty Tv. Journal of Communication Inquiry (2010)

James Hay

real estate financerealty tvfinancial crisisreal estatemedium culturehousingeconomicstelevision studiesjournalismmedia studieshousing studiesmoral economy

Makeover Television, Governmentality and the Good Citizen. Continuum (2008)

Laurie OuelletteJames Hay

abc tvpopular culturegood citizensocial sciencesmakeover televisiontelevision studiesjournalismmedia studies

My Space?. Television & New Media (2008)

James Hay

Locating the Televisual. Television & New Media (2001)

James Hay

medium communicationlocalizationtelemetrytelehealthcommunicationtelepresencemedia studiestelematicsdigital mediums

Unaided Virtues. Television & New Media (2000)

James Hay

The Audience and Its Landscape. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (1997)

Darnell M. HuntJames HayLawrence GrossbergEllen Wartella

popular mediumcultureactive audienceaudience receptionpopular culturecommunication studiestheatremedium cultureintroduction james hayaudience researchmass communicationscreen mediumtelevision studiesvisual culturejournalismmedia studies

Invisible Cities/Visible Geographies: Toward a Cultural Geography of Italian Television in the 90s. Quarterly Review of Film and Video (1993)

James Hay

urbanismitalian televisioninvisible cities/visible geographiestheatremedium culturecultural geographymodern italyscreen mediumtelevision studiesvisual culturemedia studiesfilm

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James W Hay

Professor of Communications

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Affiliations

College of Media

James W Hay is currently serving as a College Of Media Professor of Communications at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Honors

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James W Hay

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Professor of Communications

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Automated States, Automated Government, and Self-Automation of the ‘Smart’ Appliance: Three Questions About Refrigerators. Media International Australia (2017)

James Hay

smart refrigeratorssmart objecttechnologyautomated governmentmedium cultureautomated statescritical theoryphilosophy of technologyjournalismmedia studiesdigital mediums

The Birth of the “Neoliberal” City and Its Media. (2013)

James W Hay

urban politicsurbanismurban studiesneoliberalismurban historypublic lifeurban theoryjournalismurban affairs

Rethinking Convergence/Culture. Cultural Studies (2011)

James HayNick Couldry

Too Good to Fail: Managing Financial Crisis Through the Moral Economy of Realty Tv. Journal of Communication Inquiry (2010)

James Hay

real estate financerealty tvfinancial crisisreal estatemedium culturehousingeconomicstelevision studiesjournalismmedia studieshousing studiesmoral economy

Makeover Television, Governmentality and the Good Citizen. Continuum (2008)

Laurie OuelletteJames Hay

abc tvpopular culturegood citizensocial sciencesmakeover televisiontelevision studiesjournalismmedia studies

My Space?. Television & New Media (2008)

James Hay

Locating the Televisual. Television & New Media (2001)

James Hay

medium communicationlocalizationtelemetrytelehealthcommunicationtelepresencemedia studiestelematicsdigital mediums

Unaided Virtues. Television & New Media (2000)

James Hay

The Audience and Its Landscape. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (1997)

Darnell M. HuntJames HayLawrence GrossbergEllen Wartella

Invisible Cities/Visible Geographies: Toward a Cultural Geography of Italian Television in the 90s. Quarterly Review of Film and Video (1993)

James Hay

urbanismitalian televisioninvisible cities/visible geographiestheatremedium culturecultural geographymodern italyscreen mediumtelevision studiesvisual culturemedia studiesfilm

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