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Media literacy and television criticism: enabling an informed and engaged citizenry

• Authors : Vande Berg, Leah R.; Wenner, Lawrence A.; Gronbeck, Bruce E.

• Source: American Behavioral Scientist. Oct, 2004, Vol. 48 Issue 2, p219, 10 p.

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A critique of television criticism.

• Authors : Briller, Bert

• Source: USA Today (Magazine). July, 1983, Vol. 112, p62, 4 p. photograph

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'People Are Going to Be Desperate to Laugh': Kenya Barris, Greg Daniels, Amy Sherman-Palladino and more top showrunners go deep on misogyny, sex scenes and navigating the moment: 'I don't want to fuck it up'.

• Authors : Rose, Lacey

• Source: Hollywood Reporter. July 8, 2020, Vol. 426 Issue 18, pSSS20, 8 p.

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Television criticism is still a primitive art.

• Authors : Powers, John

• Source: Harper's Magazine. Dec, 1982, Vol. 265, p61, 3 p.

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Steven H. Scheuer, 88, Innovator in Television Criticism.

• Authors : Yardley, William

• Source: The New York Times. June 8, 2014, A26.

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Before watching the Emmy awards, consider which TV stars win the DEGGYS.

• Source: Weekend All Things Considered. September 11, 2022.

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GOOD BAD BAD GOOD: What was the Golden Age of TV?

• Authors : Wilson, Adam

• Source: Harper's Magazine. Oct, 2019, Vol. 339 Issue 2033, p42, 12 p.

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Traditional television criticism is getting a digital rewrite: Pundits are facing new rules that have implications for networks as well as shows

• Authors : Lowry, Brian

• Source: Variety. September 1, 2015, Vol. 329 Issue 3, p15, 1 p.

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Feminist Television Criticism: A Reader.

• Authors : Grant, M.R.

• Source: CHOICE: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. May, 1998, Vol. 35 Issue 9, p1527, 1 p.

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The story of Stepney Words.

• Authors : Searle, Chris

• Source: Race and Class. April-June, 2017, Vol. 58 Issue 4, p57, 19 p.

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