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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Not a great week for objective reality
The president of the United States loves to post AI garbage. AI slop is especially attractive to boomers and babies, and since Trump is kind of both of those, it’s no wonder he loves posting AI things. But being the president and all, he sh...
Memes Are Evolving into Existential Threats
In 2022 I was fortunate to be invited to give a talk to FBI counterterrorism analysts to share my research and talk about how memes are evolving in the post-pandemic,* extremely online era. My talk was sort of based on the 2022 mass shootin...
On Going Through a Mass Radicalization Event
“Did you ever think your studies in memes would be so useful???” (3 days ago)
At Least the Youth Can See the Humor in This Economic Downturn
In the postmodernist hellscape that is 2025, memes just aren’t hitting like they used to. Memes are cultural surplus and when the culture is heading into a recession - both financially and, uh, culturally - memes more resemble satire and On...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Assistant professor of media studies at CUNY Queens College. Cultural & Media Studies PhD - actual meme doctor. Previously founded and directed a college degree in New Media.
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