Tag: television
ULV students are not happy with Netflix’s new password policy
Netflix, one of the most popular streaming services, is ready to bring down the hammer on sharing passwords.
LGBT characters finally 3-D
A recent GLAAD study found that there are more gay, lesbian and bisexual characters portrayed on television today than ever before, meaning eyes are finally opening in TV land.
Alumnus Ross Mathews gets his own talk show
Ross Mathews, celebrated ULV alumnus and an E! Network gem, is bringing his infectious spirit, trademark high-pitched voice and his enthusiasm for pop culture in his new show, “Hello Ross,” which premiered Sept. 6 on E!
Fijians embrace TV
Professor of Communications Don Pollock kicked off the faculty lecture series on Feb. 4 with “Fiji and the Media.”
Reality TV needs reality check
When reality television shows began in the 1940s with Allen Funt’s “Candid Camera,” the standard was to entertain the public with unscripted, humorous situations.
Commentary: Getting ‘lost’ in the hype?
Upon learning of the series “Lost” when it first aired back in 2004, I was instantly curious, but I never followed through with my curiosity and did not follow the series until the end of the fifth season.