Christine Quail - McMaster Experts

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Faculty of Humanities, McMaster University
Associate Professor, Communication Studies & Media Arts, Faculty of Humanities

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books
- Vulture Culture The Politics and Pedagogy of Daytime Television Talk Shows 2005
chapters
- Against ‘The Stalled Revolution’: Labour, Gender, and Domesticity in The Hand of Craft. 2020
- Surviving Sexism in Academia. 200-207. 2017
- “Musical Theatre Meets Reality TV: An Investigation into the Canadian Context.”. 129-149. 2016
- The Spectacle of Reform: Vulture Culture, Youth and Television.. 280-295. 2009
- “Buying and Selling Culture.” 2007
journal articles
- Discoverability and Algorithmic Recommendations in Video Streaming Platforms: Exploring Algorithmic Gender and Race Bias as a Canadian Broadcast Policy Concern. Canadian Journal of Communication. 48:632-662. 2023
- Llamas are the new unicorns: Craft as competition television. International journal of cultural studies. 24:504-520. 2021
- [Not] For Sale: Quilting Contradiction in a Craft Economy.. No More Potlucks.. 48: Fibre.. 2017
- Anatomy of a Format. Television & New Media. 16:472-489. 2015
- Producing Reality: Television Formats and Reality TV in the Canadian Context. Canadian Journal of Communication. 40:185-201. 2015
- Can Pop Culture Save the Nerds?. Zocalo Public Square. 2012
- Television goes online: Myths and realities in the contemporary context. Global Media Journal. 12. 2012
- Nerds, Geeks, and the Hip/Square Dialectic in Contemporary Television. Television & New Media. 12:460-482. 2011
- Net Neutrality: Media Discourses and Public Perceptions.. Global Media Journal: Canadian Edition. 3:31-50. 2010
- Be.create.grow.: A media literacy project.. FlowTV. 10. 2009
- Hip to be Square: Nerds in Media Culture.. FlowTV. 9. 2009
- I’m a Loser, Baby: Celebrity and Reality TV.. FlowTV. 9. 2009
- The Myth of Online TV.. FlowTV. 10. 2009
- Towards a Typology of Dance TV Contestants.. FlowTV. 10. 2009
- So You Think You Can Dance, Canada?: Formatting and Canadian Reality Television.. FlowTV. 9. 2008
- Neo-liberal News for Kids: Citizenship Lessons from <i>Channel One</i>. SIMILE. 4:1-20. 2004