Aymar Jean Christian is a doctoral student in communication at the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania. He researches visual culture, including web shows, vlogging, film and television. He has been published in Newsweek, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek. He also runs the small-but-proud Film@Perelman program and lectures on film at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Whether you’re into Gossip Girl or Boardwalk Empire, chances are one of your favourite TV shows originated on the printed page. Bestselling books don’t just make for quality reading – when brought to the small screen they’re good for ratings…
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The new Sex and the City movie has been skewered by critics, but bad writing isn’t the only thing tarnishing the beloved television brand. Media watcher Aymar Jean Christian looks at how the film’s producers bungled what the TV show excelled at…
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