Bad Object 2.0: Games and GamersMain MenuIntroductionBad Object 1.0: TelevisionHollywood's critique of TVGames of the 1970sThe earliest depictions of video games on filmGames of the 1980sExperimentation and dispensationGames of the 1990sCultural anxieties and responsesGames of the 2000sViolence, sexuality and social normativityCounter-currentsExceptions and reconfigurationsMedia ChronologyA chronological gallery of all media included in this projectSteve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805G|A|M|E Journal
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12014-09-05T14:44:14-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a80530257A chronological listing of media samples included in this projectstructured_gallery2014-09-05T16:25:43-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805
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12014-08-29T14:47:59-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805A critique of the conjunction of television and politics in A Face in the Crowd1Andy Griffith reforms a presidential candidate's public profile by appealing to the lowest common denominator: moronic TV viewersplain2014-08-29T14:47:59-07:00Critical Commons1957VideoA Face in the Crowd2014-08-29T21:39:15ZSteve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805
12014-09-04T14:28:11-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805Military training on tablet computers in Ender's Game1Cadets in a military officers academy are trained to use violence to succeed in video game simulationsplain2014-09-04T14:28:11-07:00Critical Commons2013VideoEnder's Game2014-09-04T19:55:11ZSteve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805
12014-08-29T13:21:04-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805A condemnation of television by television on film1TV personality Howard Beale rants against the stupidity of TV viewers and the corruption of television and corporate Americaplain2014-08-29T13:21:04-07:00Critical Commons1976VideoNetwork2014-08-29T19:47:37ZSteve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805
12014-08-29T13:22:22-07:00Steve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805An experimental television broadcast signal is converted in to a death ray in Murder by Television1In this climactic scene, Bela Lugosi reveals how a TV broadcast signal is used to commit murderplain2014-08-29T13:22:22-07:00Critical Commons1935VideoMurder by Television2014-08-29T19:08:23ZSteve Anderson3e015d75989f7e2d586f4e456beb811c3220a805