Mark Andrejevic

Media Studies, New Media,
Surveillance, Reality TV
Critical Cultural Studies

Office: 130 BCSB
Phone: (319) 335-0550
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Mark Andrejevic is an associate professor who teaches courses in media studies. He is also a former journalist who studied economics (at Williams College) and journalism (at the University of Michigan) before receiving a Ph.D. in media studies in 2001 from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

His work focuses on critical approaches to the media, and he has written several articles and book chapters on topics including interactive media, surveillance, digital art, and reality TV. He is also the author of a book on reality TV (Reality TV: The Work of Being Watched, Rowman & Littlefield: 2004).

• Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
• Recent Publications
• Dissertation Abstract
• Reality Reading

Articles

• Columns for Flow, an online journal of television and media studies
• In Media Res: Don't Worry, Be Anxious!
• Life Swapping (interview)
• The Work of Watching One Another: Lateral Surveillance, Risk, and Governance
• The Pacification of Interactivity
• Greeting Big Brother With Open Arms
• Myth on the Right

Course Links and Syllabi

• 36:090 Topics in Communication Studies: Reality TV
• 36:074 Media and Society
• 36:090 Public and Alternative Broadcasting in the 21st Century
• 36:173 Technoculture & the Information Society
• 36M:349 TV and Critical Theory
• 36:085 Media Industries and Organizations