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Monthly Archives: May 2011

The Mainstreaming of Geekdom?

May 25, 2011

You can’t get tickets to Comic-Con that easily anymore.  Back in 2007, the passes were already being sold at a …

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The Dark Knight Rises Viral Marketing Campaign Rises

May 22, 2011

This past week saw the beginning of the viral marketing campaign for Warner Brothers’ The Dark Knight Rises, the last movie …

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Comics Versus Literary Adaptations

May 16, 2011

As I’ve mentioned before, back in 2007, I attended Comic-Con.  At the time, I presented this paper on comics adaptations …

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8-Bit Mario Figure Skates

May 12, 2011

Pop culture influencing the musical selection for competitive figure skating is nothing new.  I can remember from my childhood watching …

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Video Games as Art?

May 7, 2011

For awhile now, there has been a debate about the value or worthiness of video games to qualify as art. …

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The Dichotomy of Informative versus Entertaining

May 2, 2011

In a previous post, I began with the rumination on how, at a basic level, there is a lack of …

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