Trends in media aren’t just happening in our living rooms and on our mobile devices, they’re happening in classrooms too.… →
Media Inside Out
Media Inside Out is a TUTV original talk show that takes a critical and analytical approach to examine various forms of media. Hosted by Sherri Hope Culver, the Director of the Center for Media and Information Literacy at Temple University, and produced by TUTV's Student Practicum class, this program uncovers a deeper understanding of today's media landscape.
This episode of Media Inside Out examines the growing popularity of fanfiction, a particularly intense example of how media can take on a life of its own after its release.… →
Video games have moved from being categorized as simply a recreational activity, to include a wide range of creative, often educational and often money-making media platform.… →
Media Inside Out host Sherri Hope Culver ponders why sci-fi films portray the universe as a hostile place with Osei Alleyne, a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania; Barry Vacker, Associate Professor at Temple University; and Derrick Pitts, Chief Astronomer of The Franklin Institute.… →
Host Sherri Hope Culver looks in-depth at how the media’s involvement affected the 2014 Midterm Election’s outcome.… →
Temple Strategic Communications senior Jessica Sidhu, who has started a student group that organizes events and discussions on net neutrality, and lifelong media activist and Director of the Media Mobilizing Project, Hannah Sassaman, joins host Sherri Hope Culver to explain the issues behind net neutrality and why you should care.… →
Professor Sherri Hope Culver covers the Children’s Media Conference, which brings together delegates from TV, interactive media, games, licensing, toys, radio, book and magazine publishing, and the arts and culture sector to share ideas, best practices and inspiration on how to make better media content for kids. … →
Media Inside Out analyzes the distressing lack of women in film and the media, both as the characters depicted and as creators and producers.… →
