New Media Homework
Jamie CohenA newsletter about pieces of the internet interesting enough to bring into college classrooms by an internet studies professor who really really wants the world to learn about memes and internet culture.
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Finding Hope in the Time of Insurance Company Reality Television SponCon
“Welcome to an entirely new type of competition!” exclaims former E! star Maria Menounos as she hosts of the reality competition show “Designed to Last” on Hulu.
What follows is, well, basically nothing really new at all. It’s a reality s...
How to Survive These 'Mid' Evil Times
The first half of 2026 has been rough. We’re all unwillingly trapped in a barrage of evil moments that seem to show how everything is becoming average, or “mid,” as Gen Z is fond of saying. From the president toilet-posting about genocide t...
The Shapes We're In: of Spheres and Rectangles
Ya know how influencers always look directly into the camera? It feels as though they’re looking right at you. Almost as though they’re breaking some imaginary rule of how media is supposed to work. We’re not supposed to see each other… You...
A Media Literacy Guide to "Looksmaxxing"
author edit of the actual New York Times header
A Portrait of the Looksmaxxer as a Young Man
It pains me to write about about the man known as Clavicular again, but Braden Peters has completely broken containment and has been given t...
Permission for Cruelty, Posted by the President, Hosted by Meta
In 2019, Taylor Lorenz published a piece for The Atlantic about the rise of far right accounts on Instagram. In Trump’s second year of his first term, the Instagram platform had opened its doors even wider to accounts that post hate speech...
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Digital culture expert. Author of "Critical Internet Literacies: Reconsidering Creativity, Content, and Safety Online." Assoc prof of media studies at CUNY Queens College. PhD in Media and Cultural Studies. Faculty fellow: Salzburg Media Academy
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